NBA Draft - Which Pick Has the Most All-Star Appearances

This is a list breaking out how many All-Star Appearances (APAs) each draft pick has averaged since the first NBA Draft Lottery in 1985.  Think of it as the potency of a certain draft pick.  How many APAs on average do those draft picks end up bringing to a team.  So, Pick #1 with an average of 3.96 means a team picking in that position should expect (according to historical statistics) around 4 ASAs from their new draftee.  This is the list according to average ASAs:

1. Pick #1 - 107/27 = 3.96
2. Pick #5 - 58/27 = 2.14
3. Pick #3 - 38/27 = 1.41
4. Pick #2 - 36/27 = 1.33
5. Pick #4 - 35/27 = 1.29
6. Pick #9 - 30/27 = 1.11
7. Pick #13 - 29/27 = 1.07
8. Pick #10 - 23/27 = 0.85
9. Pick #17 - 14/27 = 0.52
10. Pick #7 - 12/27 = 0.44
11. Pick #14 - 11/27 = 0.41
12. Pick #18 - 11/27 = 0.41
13. Pick #6 - 10/27 = 0.37
14. Pick #11 - 10/27 = 0.37
15. Pick #15 - 8/27 = 0.30
16. Pick #24 - 8/27 = 0.30
17. Pick #8 - 7/27 = 0.26
18. Pick #21 - 6/27 = 0.22
19. Pick #25 - 5/27 = 0.18
20. Pick #28 - 4/27 = 0.15
21. Pick #16 - 3/27 = 0.11
22. Pick #20 - 3/27 = 0.11
23. Pick #19 - 2/27 = 0.07
24. Pick #27 - 2/27 = 0.07
25. Pick #12 - 1/27 = 0.04
26. Pick #22 - 1/27 = 0.04
27. Pick #23 - 1/27 = 0.04
28. Pick #26 - 1/27 = 0.04
29. Pick #29 - 1/27 = 0.04
30. Pick #30 - 1/27 = 0.04

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