Yes, Sam Bowie is the answer to the question, “What player did the Portland Trail Blazers foolishly draft ahead of Michael Jordan,” and there are many lists we can make around this, but for now, let’s focus on what Bowie did as a Net.

The most productive time of Kris Humphries' career took place when he was with the New Jersey/Brooklyn Nets.  The Power Forward was in the NBA for six seasons before he joined the Nets midway through the 2009/10 season, and the next year, he had the chance to become a starter the year after.  In both the 2010/11 and 2011/12 seasons, he averaged a double-double with a peak season in the latter of 13.8 Points and 11.0 Rebounds per Game.  In both of those years, Humphries would finish fifth in the latter metric.  He would average 9.5 Points and 8.6 Rebounds in his 245 Games with the Nets.