In the NBA, which guard is the most flexible

The NBA guards are very flexible, but Iverson has the best ball sense in the middle of them, so people feel that he is the most flexible. The fastest is the Raptors' TJ Ford.

Full Name: Allen Ezail Iverson Nicknames: The Answer, and Bubbachuck Height:

6ft m Weight: 165lbs kg Shoe size: 11 Team:

Philadelphia 76ers Position: PG or SG University: George University George Jersey Number:

3 Place of Birth: Hampton, VA, Virginia, USA Date of Birth: June 7, 1975 Year of Entry into the NBA:

Favorite song: [ Unbelievable ] Favorite food: lasagna fried shrimp Lasagna Iverson played well for Georgetown University in two seasons in the collegiate league, and in 1996 he was selected to the NBA as a rookie and joined the Philadelphia 76ers.

In his first year, he topped the team in terms of average scores. In the '98-99 season, he averaged the most points per game in the league, and was named to the All-NBA First Team. The following season, he ranked second in the league in points average, third in steals and minutes played, and was named to the NBA Second Team.

Also in those two seasons, thanks to Iverson's outstanding play, the 76ers made the playoffs for the second consecutive year after eight years of absence from the playoffs and entered the second round. In 2005, he was selected into the starting team of the All-Star Game, and was named the "Most Valuable Player" In 2004, he was selected into the starting team of the All-Star Game, and in 2003, he was selected into the starting team of the All-Star Game, and was selected to the NBA "Second Team" in the 2001-02 season. Participated in the 2002 All-Star Game and started In the 2001-02 season, the average points, steals, and minutes played per game ranked No. 1 in the NBA Won the title of "Most Valuable Player" in the NBA in the 2000-01 season, ranking first in the league in points per game and steals Participated in the 2001 All-Star Game and won the title of "Most Valuable Player" Selected to the NBA "Second Team" in the 1999-2000 season In the 1998-99 season, the average points per game, Ranked No. 1 in the NBA and was selected as the NBA's "All-Rookie Team" Won the title of "Best Rookie" in the NBA in the 1996-97 season, becoming the first rookie player on the 76ers to receive this honor, scoring 1,787 points in the season, setting a record for the highest rookie in the 76ers In April 1997, he scored more than 40 points in five consecutive games, setting a record for the highest rookie in the NBA Participated in the 1997 All-Star Weekend "Rookie Competition", scoring 19 points and 9 assists; Awarded the title of "Most Valuable Player".

Personal opinion.

The most dominant man: Jordan.

Whether it is in terms of scoring, assists, defense, or personal physical fitness, Jordan is the top 10 strongest guards who can be ranked in the top three.

Point guards: "Magic" Johnson, Oscar Robertson, Isiah Thomas, John Stockton, Bob Cousy, Walter Frazier, Jason Kidd, Knight Archibald, Steve Nash, Gary Payton.

Shooting guards: Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Jerry West, Dwyane Wade, Vince Carter, Drexler, Tracy McGrady, Reggie Miller, Ray Allen, Manu Ginobili.

By the way, Allen Iverson is a two-way guard, not easy to rank, but definitely in the top five.

The most dominant is undoubtedly Jordan.

Top 10 Scoring Guards: Jordan, Kobe, West, George Gervin, Drexler, Reggie Miller, Allen Iverson, Earl Monroe, Joe Dumas, Bill Sharman.

Top 10 playmaking guards: Magic Johnson, Oscar. Robertson, Isaiah Thomas, Stockton, Bob Cousy, Walter Fraser, Jason Kidd, Nate Archibald, Steve Nash, Gary Payton.

The most dominant is definitely O'Neal, who makes O'Neal more dominant on the court, O'Neal has ruled the NBA for an era.

The strongest guards are relatively old, not to mention those who haven't seen Jordan, Kobe, Wade, Ginobili, Maddie, Iverson, all of them are bulls, and they all have their own legends At present, all you can think of is this, and the current new generation is not particularly strong, and Monta Ellis is not bad.

Only better. There is no such thing as the best.

For a basketball player, the ability to control the ball is very important, and if a player has good ball control, then he can have a good performance in many aspects. This is true even in the NBA, where all the best basketball players in the world are gathered. Therefore, there are quite a lot of ball control masters in it, and today I will take a look at the four major ball control masters in the NBA.

No. 4: Stockton.

Stockleton is one of the Jazz's homestays, his strength is quite outstanding, once the Jazz team has broken into the playoffs many times under the leadership of Stockton, and the inside and outside duo of Stockton and Malone has brought the team to the finals many times, and Stockton is the most powerful is his passing skills, so Stockton's ball handling skills are also quite good, and it has also created his amazing passing, which has averaged more than 15 assists per game for many seasons.

No. 3: Curry.

Everyone knows that Curry is one of the best stars in the NBA, Curry is best known for his three-point shooting ability, which is historical in the NBA, in fact, the reason why Curry can become a historical star is his ability to control the ball.

2nd place: Crawford.

Everyone can't imagine that he is Crawford is the best 6th person in the NBA, and his strength is also quite good, Crawford does not have excellent physical fitness, he was born in street ball, he has good ball control skills, and he can often be seen on the court He can use a variety of fancy and practical moves, among which Crawford is the most outstanding is that his back jump is a must in the NBA, no one can stop. Therefore, Cratford's possession of the ball is also quite strong, because to make this series of actions, the requirements for ball control are increased.

No. 1: Owen.

He deserves his name is Irving, Irving is the most popular player among all NBA stars today, the reason why Irving is liked by so many fans, on the one hand, is because his strength is quite good, on the other hand, because Irving's way of playing is quite gorgeous, on the court can often be seen Irving can use a variety of bells and whistles and practical moves to make fans scramble to imitate, once in the United States training game, Irving is a 5 All-Star. One can imagine how superb Irving's ball-handling skills are.

That's obviously the current star of the Thunder, Chris Paul, who is notoriously solid and very efficient in his handling of the ball, as well as Kyrie Irving, who is known for his singles, and Curry of the Warriors, who are very solid in their possession.

I think Stockton should be the most stable defender, after all, no one can break the record of the first assists list. The other players, there are Kidd, Paul, Rondo, etc.

The most stable defenders on the ball are: Rondo, Mark Jackson, Kidd, Stockton, Paul. They are both very offensive and very strong defensively.