Now a decade old, the 2014 NBA draft was one of the more memorable drafts with reigning MVP Joel Embiid going third and Nikola Jokic headlining a second round that's hard to beat in terms of talent and impact on the league.

The Cleveland Cavaliers kicked off the draft by selecting Andrew Wiggins first overall and the Milwaukee Bucks selected Jabari Parker at No. 2. If those teams could go back now, who would they select? And how would that have influenced the past 10 years in the NBA?

ESPN's Jeremy Woo redrafted the 2014 draft lottery with help from Kevin Pelton and the WARP metric. So, with the past decade in the rearview, who lands at No. 1 and which 2014 top 10 picks fall out of the lottery?

Wins above replacement player (WARP) is a box-score metric that factors in a player's contributions on offense and defense to approximate their value as compared to a replacement-level player at the same position signed for the minimum salary.