Only the second NBA player from Israel, Mekel joined the Mavs as an undrafted free agent, playing in 31 games and also in the D-League.

Taken 37th in the draft, Mitchell played in 37 games and the D-League. In an odd occurrence, there was also a rookie on the Bucks named Tony Mitchell as well, making it the first time I'm aware of two rookies with the same name. There are more than a dozen names that have had more than one player with that name, but they all came into the NBA at different seasons. The Mitchell who played on the Bucks did not get any cards.

The highly touted Muhammad was taken 14th in the draft, but spent most of his time in the D-League. He did get into 37 NBA games.

Taken 49th in the draft, Murphy was surprisingly released by the Bulls just days before the playoffs began, and was quickly picked up by the Utah Jazz. He played 24 games for the Bulls.

Toure' Murray played 51 games for the Knicks, he was not drafted. He played 47 games in the D-League.

The Serbian Nedovic was the 30th, final pick in the first round of the draft, and played in 24 games for the Warriors.

Olynyk was taken 13th by the Celtics, and played 70 games.

The third pick in the draft, Otto Porter Jr. was all but invisible on the year. He played in 37 games, but only 319 total minutes. The first time I saw him play was when the Wizards were blowing out the Pacers in game 5 of their playoff series, and I'm not sure he even got to touch the ball, he was on the court for so little time.

Pressey was undrafted, but got a lot of playing time with the Celtics, playing 75 games and even starting 11 of them. He is the son of former Celtic Paul Pressey.

Raduljica was undrafted, but played 48 games for the Bucks. He is from Serbia.