Ernie Grunfeld and it isn't even close.
Colangelo is bad and Dumars isn't good. But Grunfeld has been MUCH worse in the draft than the other two. MUCH WORSE.
Didn't have a pick in the 2009 draft when we had the
#5 pick... sold the
#32 pick too.
2010 he lucked into Wall, Seraphin and Booker are solid picks for where they were taken. We got Jordan Crawford his rookie season for Hinrich which wasn't a bad trade either.
2011 he drafts VESLEY WHO HAS NO BASKETBALL SKILL. While Faried, Thompson, Leonard, Brooks, etc are on the board... even one of the Morris twins would have been better. Chris Singleton has disappointed and Shelvin Mack is now on the 76ers roster after having been cut, brought back, then cut again and going to the D-League in between.
2012, again, he got lucky he was top 3. Bradley Beal looks to be a player and he's played very well in January. He's injured now but he looks like a guy who will play more than a decade in the NBA health permitting.
But the Ariza/Okafor trade was bad. The Hornets should have given us the
#10 pick for the troubles of giving them cap space... but that would have been the case if we had a competent GM.
The Nene trade was alright in my book, didn't think McGee would amount to much here in DC to begin with.
But this guy just looks like he will be the Wizards GM for life. Wes Unseld was even worse than Grunfeld though... I'm not going to speak ill of Abe Polin since he's dead, but the man also did not know how to own the team after the 1978 championship beating Seattle and the subsequent run to the finals in 1979 when they lost to Seattle.