![Paul George made four All-Star teams while with the Pacers. [Image Source: Flickr | Erik Drost]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2019/6/17/660x290/b_502x220x82/paul-george-made-four-all-star-teams-while-with-the-pacers-image-source-flickr-erik-drost_2280267.jpg "Paul George made four All-Star teams while with the Pacers. [Image Source: Flickr | Erik Drost]")
The next team to look at in this series of top 10 draft choices since 1990 is the Indiana Pacers.
In order to make this list, the player must have been actually drafted by the Pacers. Only how the player performed while with Indiana is considered (while Kawhi Leonard was drafted by the Pacers, he was involved in a draft-day trade and never played for them). Where the player was selected can make a difference (if a 27th overall pick had about as much impact as a fifth overall pick, then the 27th overall pick will be higher.
Pacers draft selections were found at Basketball Reference.
Paul George - First round, 10th overall (2010)
In seven seasons with the Pacers, George was named an All-Star four times, All-NBA Third Team member three times, and made an All-Defensive Team three times (one First Team, two Second Teams).
Danny Granger - First round, 17th overall (2005)
The 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons were Granger's best as he was named an All-Star in the former season and combined to average 25 points, 5.3 rebounds, 1.3 steals, and 1.1 blocks in 129 games.
Dale Davis - First round, 13th overall (1991)
An All-Star in 1999-00, Davis played 10 seasons with Indiana ranking second all-time in franchise history with 6,006 rebounds and fifth with 904 blocks.
Antonio Davis - Second round, 45th overall (1990)
Davis had a productive six-year stint with Indiana mainly coming off the bench and posted averages of nine points along with 6.6 rebounds in 420 games with the team.
Lance Stephenson - Second round, 40th overall (2010)
A strong defender during his time with Indiana, Stephenson's best season came in 2013-14 when he averaged 13.8 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 4.6 assists.
Myles Turner - First round, 11th overall (2015)
Turner is one of the league's best interior defenders over his first four seasons, and he led the league with 2.7 blocks a contest in 2018-19. Yahoo Sports reported how he let his frustration known on Twitter after he was let off the All-Defensive Teams this season.
Al Harrington - First round, 25th overall (1998)
In 390 games with the Pacers, Harrington mostly played the role of instant offense off the bench averaging more than 12 points a night for three straight seasons from 2001-02 until 2003-04.
Travis Best - First round, 23rd overall (1995)
Best became an extra-reliable backup point guard with the Pacers, and his best season came in 2000-01 when he finished with career-best (no pun intended) averages of 11.9 points and 6.1 assists.
Austin Croshere - First round, 12th overall (1997)
Spending his first nine seasons with Indiana, Croshere averaged double figures in scoring during both the 1999-00 and 2000-01 seasons.
Fred Jones - First round, 14th overall (2002)
The 2004 Slam Dunk Contest champion, Jones averaged 10.6 points (career-high) for the Pacers in the 2004-05 season.
