Re-Drafting the 2014 NBA Draft

149. <p><strong>Original pick: Mitch McGary</strong></p> <p>Langston Galloway went undrafted in the original 2014 NBA Draft and he is already 24 years old. Why, then, would he receive this kind of bump?</p> <p>Well, Langston Galloway can actually play and he has proven that.</p> <p>The 6-foot-2 guard doesn’t present nearly the upside of some players in this range in our re-boot, but Galloway has proven a great deal across two years. As a rookie, he performed valiantly for a broken-down Knicks team, appearing in 45 games (41 starts) and averaging 11.8 points and 3.3 assists per game. In year two, Galloway played less on a per-game basis given New York’s improved roster, but he was very durable (playing all 82 games) and solid across the board.</p> <p>Galloway isn’t particularly efficient in the overall sense, as evidenced by his 39.6% career field goal percentage in the NBA. However, he does boast a 34.8% career mark from three-point range and Galloway is a capable defender who can run an offense in a pinch.</p> <p>Ideally, he is a fourth guard that provides some versatility (and safety) off the bench, but Galloway is the rare third-year player who easily fits in anywhere. Needless to say, there is extreme value in that proposition.</p>. PG. St. Joseph's. Langston Galloway. 21. player