NBA Draft History: Top 30 Steals of the Lottery Era

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21. Carlos Boozer, 2002 NBA Draft, No. 35 overall, Cleveland Cavaliers

Through 13 seasons in the league, Boozer has never had a year that he hasn’t averaged double-digits in the scoring column. After two solid years with the Cavs, Boozer signed with the Jazz where he would have the best years of his career.

In five seasons, the 33-year-old averaged a double-double. In recent seasons, Boozer hasn’t had great years statistically compared to the middle of his career, but he is still producing. Now playing for the Los Angeles Lakers, he is looking to help Julius Randle grow as a young player.

Boozer’s career numbers are 16.2 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 2.2 assists.

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