Who was the NBA No. 1 pick in 2005?

The 2005 NBA No. 1 pick was Andrew Bogut. Bogut was picked in the first round in the first round in 2005 by the Milwaukee Bucks.

The 7-foot-tall center averaged rebounds and blocks per game in his career.

He was a key player for the Warriors when they won the championship in 2015 and also helped the team reach the Finals again in 2016. It's a pity that he missed the last two games of the finals due to a knee injury, and finally missed out on the championship.

Andrew Bogut.

Andrew Bogut entered the NBA in 2005 as a top draft pick and played for the Bucks.

The Warriors, Mavericks, Cavaliers and Lakers were named to the All-Rookie First Team in 2005-06.

He was named to the All-NBA Third Team in 2009-10, the NBA regular season block champion in 2010-11, and the All-Defensive Second Team in 2014-15 with the Warriors.

Won the NBA championship.

On April 23, 2018, Bogut joined the Sydney Kings of the Australian NBL League.

The next day, at the team's press conference, Bogut announced that he had retired from the NBA. On March 7, 2019, Bogut returned to the Warriors. On July 23, Bogut returned to the Sydney Kings. On December 1, 2020, Andrew Bogut officially announced his retirement.

Andrew. Bogut, drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks.

The 2005 NBA No. 1 pick was Andrew Boggart, who was drafted by the Bucks with the first pick in the first round. He has played for teams such as the Bucks, Warriors, Mavericks, Cavaliers and Lakers.

He was named to the All-Rookie First Team in 2005-06, the All-Rookie Third Team in 2009-10, the NBA Regular Season Block King in 2010-11, and the All-Defensive Second Team in 2014-15 and won the NBA championship with the Warriors.

Andrew Bogut (born November 28, 1984) in Melbourne, Australia, is an Australian professional basketball player who plays as a center for the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA. He is the second foreign champion in NBA history and the first Australian champion.

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 playing for the Los Angeles Lakers) 2. Darko Milicic, Detroit Pistons (now retired) good celery.

3. Carmelo Anthony, Denver Nuggets (now playing for 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, Marcus Banks, Memphis Grizzlies (now retired)14, Luke Ridnow, Seattle SuperSonics (now retired)15, Reece Gaines, Orlando Magic (now retired)16, Troy Bale, Boston Celtics (now retired)17, Zach Kabakappa, Phoenix Suns (now retired)18, David West, Golden State Warriors (now retired)19, Alexander Pavlovich, Utah Jazz (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 top pick in the 2003 NBA Draft was the little emperor LeBron James.