With the first pick, with the second pick, with the third pick in the 2017 NBA draft, the Los Angeles Lakers select Lonzo Ball from UCLA. Boston Celtics select Jason Tatum from Duke University, Philadelphia 76ers select, Markel Fultz from the University of Washington. What's up guys, Leon Amite and today we're talking about the top five best draft steals since 1999. Now as you probably know, the 2017 NBA draft is now over and with Lonzo Ball going to the Lakers, Markel Fultz to the 76ers and Jason Tatum to the Celtics. The only thing left for us to wait for are trades. Now the time is recording, there already been three really big trades. The Angela Russell and Demi Vee Mazgum to the Nets for Book Lopez, the Bulls trading Jimmy Butler to the Minnesota Timberls for exactly meaning Chris Dunn, and the Atlanta Hawks trading Dwight Howard to Charlotte for Markel Bell and Ellie and Miles Plumley. So not even one month into this offseason, the trades have already happened. So you can just imagine what could happen next. But forget about all that and let's talk about the top five best steals from the second round since 1999. So let's get it! Okay, so the first player we're going to talk about is Palm Noseat. Now he was the 47 pick in the 06 draft and got picked by the Utah Jazz. He played there for seven years and his rookie year he averaged 6.8 points per game. Then he got traded to the Atlanta Hawks and his best stats were there. He averaged 18.1 points per game, 7.7 rebounds and 3.7 assists. He's also a four-time mall star and he was on the 2015 and 16 on the offensive team. So to go from the 47 pick to a four-time mall star putting up amazing numbers, he for me is having another good draft steal. Okay, so moving on to our second player is Mr. Clutch, Mr. Forth Quarter, Isaiah Thomas. Okay, so believe it or not, he was the last pick, the 60th pick in the 2011 draft and got selected by the Sacramento Kings. So he played there for three years, then got traded to Phoenix and then to Boston. And he took off in 2013 and 14 when he all of a sudden got 20.3 points per game. And this season he averaged a career high in 28.9 points per game with 2.7 rebounds and 5.9 assists. He's also a two-time mall star and he made the 2017 all in me 18. So it's pretty amazing. He also scored 53 points against Washington in a playoff game this season on his sister's birthday. And if you guys didn't know, his sister passed away in a car crash just days before. So for him to do that is pretty special. So to me, he's probably the best steal because how many 60th pick all stars do you know? Okay, so moving on to number three, Margasal. Now he was the 48th pick in the 2007 draft and got picked by the LA Lakers. Then right after the draft, they traded him to the Memphis Grizzlies. So his rookie season he averaged 11.9 points, which is pretty good. His career high is from this season where he averaged 19.5 points per game, 6.2 rebounds and 4.6 assists. He's also a three-time mall star and was the defensive player of the year in 2012-13. He's probably one of the best centers in the league and he shoots 45.9% and even averages 1.3 blocks per game. So he is definitely a great draft steal. Okay, so number four on this list is Tony Parker. And he was selected 28th in the draft and he probably like, hey, that's in the first round. It's in the 30. Wait talking about bro. Well, yeah, he was drafted in the first round, but just two picks away from the second. So we're just going to pretend that he was in the second round. So as I said, he was the 28th pick in the draft. And he got picked by the San Antonio Spurs. So his first year in San Antonio, he averaged a decent numbers for rookie, getting 9.2 points per game. And every year they went up. His best career stats are in 2008-9 when he averaged 22 points per game. And his career stats over 16 years are 16.2 points per game, 2.8 rebounds, and 5.8 assists. And along with those stats, he's also a six-time mall star, four-time NBA champ, and was the finals MVP in 2006-07. He helped the Spurs win their NBA title four times and his averaged 20 plus points four times in the playoffs. So definitely a draft steal. And finally, the last play on this list, also a San Antonio Spur, managed in ovally. He was here we go, the 57 pick in the draft and got picked by San Antonio. His career stats are 13.6 points per game, 3.6 rebounds, and 3.9 assists, with 1.5 steals. His highest career stats aren't 278 when he averaged 19.5 points per game. And the same year he was also the six-man of the year. Besides being a two-time mall star and four-time NBA champ, he was very important in helping the Spurs win. And from being the 57 pick, the four-time NBA champ is definitely a draft steal. So that's my list for the top-time draft steal since 1999. But let me know what you think in the comments below, leave a like, subscribe, it means a lot, this is Leo Peace. you