#1 Ben Wallace
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Career: 1109-2679 (41.4%)
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Ben Wallace was a ferocious defender, clearly proven by his four Defensive Player of the Year awards but all that ferociousness goes out of the window when he is forced to the free-throw line.
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Wallace was pathetic from the free throw line.
An undersized center at 6-9, Wallace's career-high from the line was 49% in the 2004-05 season. Six of his 16 years in the league, he didn't even shoot better than 40% on free-throws including a career-low 30.0% in his rookie year.
If Drummond continues to shoot at his current clip of around 60.0%, Wallace's record of being the worst free-throw shooter in NBA history is very safe.
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