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The 2003 NBA Draft was split into two rounds, and the first round was picked as follows:

1. The first round of the list:

1. LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers (now with Los Angeles Lakers) 2, Darko Milicic, Detroit Pistons (now retired) 3, Carmelo Anthony, Denver Nuggets (now Los Angeles Lakers) 4, Chris Bosh, Toronto Raptors (now retired) 5, Dwyane Wade, Miami Heat.

6. Chris Carman, Los Angeles Clippers (now retired) 7, Kirk Hinrich, Chicago Bulls (now free agent) 8, TJ Ford, Milwaukee Bucks (now retired) 9, Michael Sweetney, New York Knicks (now retired) 10, Jarvis Hayes, Washington Wizards (now retired) 11, Michael Petrus, Golden State Warriors (now retired) 12, Nick Collison, Seattle SuperSonics (now retired) 13, MarcusBanks, Memphis Grizzlies (now retired)14, Luke Ridnow, Seattle SuperSonics (now retired)15, Reece Gaines, Orlando Magic (now retired)16, Troy Bell, Boston Celtics (now retired)17, Zach Kabakappa, Phoenix Suns (now retired)18, David West, Golden State Warriors (now retired)19, Alexander Pavlovich, Utah Jazz (now for Partizan Belgrade, Serbia).

20. Dundee Jones, Boston Celtics (now free agent)21, Boris Dio, Atlanta Hawks (now retired)22, Zoran Pranić, New Jersey Nets (now retired)23, Travis Oterlo, Portland Trail Blazers (now free agent)24, Brian Cook, Los Angeles Lakers (now free agent)25, Carlos Delfino, Detroit Pistons (now free agent)26, Ndy Ibby, Minnesota Timberwolves (now Bologna, Italy)27, Kendrick Perkins, Memphis Grizzlies (now Cleveland Cavaliers)28, Leandro Barbossa, San Antonio Spurs (now retired)29, Josh Howard, Dallas Mavericks (now retired).

The Rookie of the Year in 2004-2005 was Emeka Okafor. Emeka Okafor was the star of the 2004 draft and the first player in NBA history to do so.

In 2004-05, he was selected as the NBA Rookie of the Year and was selected to the Rookie First Team. Became the third player to be selected to the rookie team from a new team. Ranked first among rookies in average minutes played.

He ranks third in the NBA in offensive rebounds per game, fourth in rebounds, fourth in 47 double-doubles, 14th in blocks, and one of eight NBA players with an average of two double-doubles.

Emeka Okafor (born September 28, 1982 in Houston, Texas, USA) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a center and is currently a free agent.

2003-2004 LeBron James Cleveland Cavaliers Known as the third "** generation" in history, James, Anthony, Wade, Bosh, Hinrich is the best in this industry, all represented the United States in this year's World Championships, in fact, in my eyes, the rookie year should be Anthony elected, no way, someone's high school reputation is really terrible, but the little emperor's current strength is indeed outstanding

1 Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James.

2 Detroit Pistons Darko Mirisic (Serbia and Montenegro).

3 Denver Nuggets Carmelo Anthony.

4 Toronto Raptors Chris Bosh.

5 Miami Heat Doyani Wade.

6 Los Angeles Clippers Chris Carman.

7 Chicago Bulls Koko Heinrich.

8 Milwaukee Bucks Forde.

9 New York Knicks Mike Svetney.

10 Washington Wizards Jarvis Hayes.

11 Golden State Warriors Michael Petrus (France) 12 Seattle SuperSonics Nick Krisson.

13 Memphis Grizzlies Marcus Banks.

14 Seattle SuperSonics Luke Redno.

15 Orlando Magic Reece Ginnis.

16 Boston Celtics Tony Bell.

17 Phoenix Suns, Zach Kabakappa (Serbia, Montenegro), 18 New Orleans Hornets, David West.

19 Utah Jazz Alexander Pavlovich (Serbia and Montenegro) 20 Boston Celtics Duddy Jones.

21 Atlanta Hawks Boris Diaou.

22 New Jersey Net: Zoran Pranic (Croatia), 23 Portland Trail Blazers, Tavis Otrau.

24 Los Angeles Lakers Brian Cook.

25 Detroit Pistons Carlos Defini.

26 Minnesota Timberwolves Nidhoty Eby.

27 Memphis Grizzlies Kendrick Perkins.

28 San Antonio Spurs Lindello Barbossa (Brazil) 29 Dallas Mavericks Josh Howard.

30 New York Knicks Messier Lampi (Poland).

1 Greg Oden, United States, Center, Portland Trail Blazers, Ohio State University, 2 Kevin Durant, United States, Shooting Guard, Small Forward, Seattle SuperSonics (later relocated to Oklahoma City and renamed the Thunder), University of Texas.

3 Al Horford Dominic Center Atlanta Hawks University of Florida 4 Mike Conley USA Guard Memphis Grizzlies Ohio State University 5 Jeff Green USA Small Forward Boston Celtics (later transferred to Oklahoma City Thunder and later traded to Celtics) Georgetown University.

6 Yi Jianlian, China, Power Forward, Milwaukee Bucks, Guangdong South China Tigers.

1 Trailblazers Oden Ohio University.

2 Supersonic Durant Texas.

3 Hawks, Horford, Florida.

4 Grizzlies Conley Ohio University.

5 Celtic Greene Georgetown University.

6 Bucks, Yi Jianlian, Guangdong Hongyuan.

7 Timberwolves, Brewer, Florida.

8 Bobcat, Wright, North Carolina.

9 Bulls, Noaa, Florida.

10 King Hoys University of Washington.