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Paul, Parker, Rondo, Rose, Curry.
PG golden age, tbh
1. Paul
2. Parker
3. Westbrook
4. Rose
5. Rondo
HM: Curry, Irving, Lillard
Paul, Parker, Rondo, Rose, Curry.
CP3
TP
Irving
Rondo
Curry
CP3
Irving
Rondo
Curry
Earl Watson
Parker
Parker
Parker
Parker
Parker
i LOVE stephen curry. one of my favorite non-spurs players. but its hard for me to name him a top 5 point guard when Jarret Jack closes for the warriors...
Parker
Paul
Rose
Kyrie
Westbrook
Paul, Parker, Kidd, Kyrie, and Rondo.
EDIT: actually, I guess this season Kidd isn't really playing at PG that much. In which case: Calderon. I think he's way underrated. Rose is disqualified for not having played yet this season.
CP3
Jarrett Jack
Tony Parker
Kyrie
Rondo
dude has a breakout year and everyone thinks he deserves credit, fck man u must back that up with 2 seasons consecutive years that the first was no fluke b4 u can get any credit...
OP didn't ask "who are the best point guards in the last 2 years." asking for current rankings
1. CP3
2. Parker
3. Irving
4. Rose
5. Jrue
Paul. Without him the Clippers are a .500 team.
Parker. The Spurs don't need him to win a regular season game but need him for the postseason.
Westbrook. Talented but maddeningly inconsistent.
Irving. Already a talent in controlling a game, but needs to learn when to get his teammates involved.
Curry. Best shooter from the 1 position since Nash. Too fragile to get into the paint with regularity however.
was talkin about curry, even during ASB ppl think he got robbed of a spot...fkn clowns
no Nash?
Good list, though i will put Curry or Irving above Rondo personally. Too much of a assists/rebounds statpadder, weak shooter, and bad influence/no maturity, no matter how good he is as a ball handler & floor general, out of PG position. His defense is also regressing this season, usually his strong a en. And Holliday is just as good if not better compared to Lillard, he's the motor of that Philly team.
Paul, Parker, Westbrook, Curry, Irving.
Not eligibile IMO: Rondo, Rose.
1. Chris Paul
2. Tony Parker
3. Derrick Rose
4. Russell Westbrook
5. Kyrie Irving
This tbh.
this.. in some order.
paul
parker
irving
curry
rose
my list never includes stat-padding s or toad mutants who chuck up shots for fun tbh
Parker
Paul
Kyrie
Curry
Rose (? - we'll see how injury affected him...)
1. Tony Parker
2. Chris Paul
3. Kyrie Irving
4. Russell Westbrook
5. Jrue Holiday
I didn't count Rose and Rondo, who are currently not playing. Rose likely would have bumped Holiday from my top five. Parker is having the best year of his career for the second year in a row. He dominates other elite point guards, having torched three of the five on my list in the past year. CP3 is my pick for MVP though. He is more valuable to his team than any other player in the league IMO. Clippers would be a lottery team without him. Irving will probably be the top PG in a few short years. Westbrook is a SG masquerading as a PG, but at 8 assists a game he's doing a pretty good job. To round out the top five I'm taking Holiday over Curry. It stunned me to find out he actually has a higher shooting percentage than Curry, who strangely shoots better from 3 than he does from the field overall.
Conley = Best defensive PG
Conley=Parkers daddy in the postseason
Mike James
Paul
Curry
Holiday
Irving/Parker
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