Let s talk about the organizational back position of the NBA

The best offense is Arenas.

Defend best Parker.

Pass the ball best with Nash.

3 points best Iverson.

Rebounding best Kidd.

The fastest Iverson.

Steals are best Paul.

The playmaker is the coach on the court, he must be able to adapt immediately and control the overall situation, the most experienced in the entire NBA is KIDD, the best pass is Nash, but the most controllable is Birumps. So the best guard in the entire NBA is Birumps.

The best offensive Arenas is 2nd in the scoring charts

Defending Billups The Pistons' boss and top-notch defense.

Three-point nash

Pass the ball nash

The speed of Barbossa is too fast.

Break the ball Iverson.

Rebound kidd board monster.

Defense: Billups.

Offense: Arenas.

Three-pointer: Nash.

Passing: Nash, Kidd.

Speed: Parker.

Steal: Iverson.

Rebound: Kidd.

In my opinion, in order: Nash, Billups, Nash, Nash, Arenas, Parker, Chris Paul.

What do you think?

The current ranking of the best playmakers is:

1 Jason Kidd (Net).

2 Stephen Marbury ( Knicks )

3 Byron Davis ( Hornets ).

4 Steve Nash (Mavericks).

5 Sam Cassel (Timberwolves).

6 Gary Payton (Lakers).

7 Mike Beebe (King).

8 Steve Francis (Rockets).

9 Jason Williams (Grizzlies).

10 Andre Miller (Nuggets).

Personal opinion, for reference.

Offense: Arenas Defense: Billups Three-pointers: Terry Pass: Nash Speed: Boykins Interception: Iverson Rebound: Kidd.

Best offense: Arenas (2nd in scoring) Best defensive: Payton (nicknamed The Glove) Best passing:

Nash (needless to say, No. 1 in assists) Best 3-pointers: Nash (49% 3-point shooting) Best rebounds: Kidd (8 per game) Fastest speed:

TJ Ford Parker (Personally) Best steal: Iverson (6th in steals).

Kid is more comprehensive, and triple-doubles are commonplace.

Arenas, Kidd, Nash, Nash, Kidd, Boykins, Iverson.

The best pass is obviously Kidd, Nash is a notch weaker, the data can only tell part of the problem, Nash needs to improve in vision and accuracy.

Three points should be four nash

Speed is Kidd vs. TJ Ford

Offense: Arenas Defense: Billups Three-pointers: Nash Passing: Nash Speed: Parker Interception: Iverson Rebound: Kidd.

In order: Arenas, Kidd, Nash, Nash, Kidd, Iverson, Iverson.

Bounce at its best: Francis.

The best center in NBA history: Rodman. 丨Jin丨灬緬 When did you see him play center?

Could it be that Lang Li has become a big forward? Barkley has always been a power forward, although he is actually lower than Jordan. As for the best power forward, between Malone and Duncan, I choose Duncan.

The scoring has to be the swingman James, Nash's assists are unbeatable, the fastest guard in the NBA ten years ago was Iverson, and now no one can stop Parker! Satisfied.

The 5 fattest players in the NBA: 3 of them weigh more than 300 pounds, and O'Neal can only be regarded as a younger brother in front of him.

It should be Deron Williams of the Jazz.

The nickname given to him by the fans is Xiaopang

Byron Davis.

However, it is rare to see the advantage of back play.

It should be Barron Davis!! Height: 1,91

Weight: 97,5 kg

1. Tim Duncan: All Duncan can do is help everybody get a championship ring. 2. LeBron James:

The challenge for the little emperor will be even greater this season. 3. Kobe Bryant: When will the Flyers leave the Lakers?

Where will he go? 4. Steve Nash: This season could be Nash's last great chance to compete for a championship.

5. Kevin Garnett: The 2007-08 season could be another MVP season for Garnett. 6. Dirk Nowitzki:

This season has been the most difficult year for the Noble Kings. 7. Tracy McGrady: Maddie has proven that he still has a lot of energy left.

8. Dern Wade: How will the Flash react after two surgeries? 9. Yao Ming:

Yao Ming's talent is obvious, but the victory is not so obvious. 10. Shaquille O'Neal: It's hard to estimate where the big shark fits right now.

11. Amar Stoudemire: If there is no knee problem, Xiaobawang will continue to get better. 12. Cameron Anthony:

Anthony is perhaps the best pure low-post scorer in the league today. 13. Jason Kidd: Despite his age and knee injury, Kidd's performance has been amazing.

14. Allen Iverson: The answer is perhaps the best little man the NBA has ever seen. 15. Chris Bosh:

Bosh's knee is an issue, yet he proved a lot last season. 16. Dwight Howard: The Monsters are extremely good at scrambling for offensive rebounds and running all over the court.

17. Tony Parker: Parker is so fast that it looks like he's wearing skates. 18. Jermaine O'Neal:

O'Neill Jr. needs to use this season to prove that he is still a star. 19. Gilbert Arenas: The Wizard King doesn't lose to anyone else in scoring ability.

20. Paul Pearce: Will Pierce's selfishness stand in the way of the Celtics' success? Ranked 21st to 50th:

Ray Allen, Vince Carter, Marion, Carlos Boozer, Gasol, Deron Williams, Barron Davis, Ginobili, Billups, Rashad Lewis, Rasheed Wallace, Zach Randolph, Michael Reed, Roel Deng, Chris Paul, Joe Johnson, Hinrich, Josh Howard, Hamilton, Ben Gordon, Marcus Camby, Tyson Chandler, Ben Wallace, Iguodala, Artest, Caron Butler, Okafor, Jamison, Mike Miller, and Elton Brand.

1. Deron Williams.

Last season, with Paul's poor record, Nash's advanced age, and declining statistics, Delon successfully became the league's No. 1 point guard, and he will probably continue to perform this way in the new season, combining perfect breakthrough ability with long-range shooting ability, perfect tactical execution, and strong confrontation ability, not losing to any player in the opposite position.

II. Chris Paul.

With Collison's brilliance last season, it seemed that Paul was a little forgotten. However, in the NBA, Paul is still one of the few excellent point guards, dexterous, big-picture and fast, with excellent stealing ability, and he will be Delon's biggest rival next season.

3. Steve Nash.

Truth be told, we're a little aesthetically tired of Steve Nash, but age doesn't seem to have much of an impact on him, and at the age of 36, he's still scoring 11 assists, shooting from the basket and hitting three-pointers from the free-throw line,,, he's a legend.

4. Rajan Rondo.

In the Celtics, who are in charge of the Big Three, Rondo has become the player with the most dazzling statistics, averaging one assist per game. His defense, rebounding and long arm set him apart from the competition, and he's become a new point of support for the Celtics, and that won't change next season.

5. Tony Parker.

Tony Parker's performance last season was a bit sluggish, which had something to do with his injury, which also caused the Spurs to be swept by the Suns. But in the new season, he will emerge in a better light, he is still one of the best point guards in the NBA, and he is still the best breaker.

6. Chauncey Billups.

The reason why we put him in such a high position is because he really interprets the supreme level of a point guard, stable, efficient, and trying to make the team a whole, but he doesn't show it himself. To be honest, he doesn't necessarily have better stats next season than the others, but he's good enough for the team, and that's enough.

7. Derek Rose.

If he can show better scoring energy and make kills in key moments this season, his position will be greatly improved. LeBron in the point guard, speed, confrontation, physical fitness and various skills, the only weakness is that the scoring ability after cutting is slightly weaker.

8. John Wall.

We don't know how he's going to be next season, so it's a bit of a risk to put him in this position. However, based on his summer league performances, we think it's worth it. Maybe next season, we'll be able to see new wizards, new Kombat whirlwinds.

9. Gilbert Arenas.

Next season, maybe Arenas will show up at shooting guard to share playing time with Wall. However, he is still a point guard, and he may not be able to produce better stats than he used to, but in terms of his ability, he deserves to be on this list.

10. Jason Kidd.

The Mavericks will be strengthened next season, and the improvement is predictable. Jason Kidd sits firmly on the throne of the second-largest assist in history, and although there is no hope of reaching first, his all-round reach and accurate three-point shooting still make him not to be underestimated next season.

And this year's sudden rise to the top of Westbrook, you didn't say, in general, now Delon Paul and Rondo are a type of organizational guards, both of whom are second in assists, and they are all of the same era, the older one is Nashkid, and the two most powerful this year are Rose and Westbrook, they are both attack-oriented, and the impact is particularly strong! I'm optimistic about Rose's future prospects!

When you play a game, you don't play half time. In that way, people get together, of course, dribbling can't open up space, only diligent practice can constantly improve their ball skills, in order to beat all opponents. Of course, when playing halftime, accurate shooting is king.

As for the possible training methods, do you mean the defensive side or the offensive side, the defensive trouble points, the need to be clear about the defender's intentions in order to accurately break the ball or put pressure on him, and this point also requires you to have a flexible pace and speed. It's easy to attack, there are no shortcuts, practice shooting!

If you want to play well, you have to practice dribbling for at least 3 years, and you have to practice at least one year to play well, and if you dribble well, you are qualified to practice others. If you can't play during the game, it means that you are too nervous, and you can play like Kobe or Curry at this time: awareness, ability, these are slowly cultivated, play at a better level, you can clearly know when to pass, when to rush, when to find your own shooter for the first time.

Training methods vary from person to person, you see that the NBA including the CBA, there is no one or two stars use the same method, this needs to be practiced and explored slowly, and it is best to find a teacher if you have the conditions.

Usually play more ball, accumulate experience, be bolder, don't be afraid, let go to play, you can practice turning and retreating.

A scoring guard is a player who takes the ball and organizes his players to score offensively, and the main scorer is this person.

Back position, back defensive position. Its intention is to defend rather than attack, defend, and control the enemy. Attack, score also.

After scoring, although in a defensive position, it also has offensive power and can score.

It's the one with the most accurate shots.