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Paul and Rondo had good steals, but Rondo was too sloppy in steals. He's got a good assist. Because he has a good group of teammates.

Paul baskets Birondo accurately. Westbrook organization handicap. The breakthrough is good.

The explosiveness is about the same as Rose's. Rose's layup just got a rub. DeLong is the strongest here.

The basket is also accurate. The big picture is better than theirs. The defense wasn't bad either.

Deron Williams is the strongest.

The last three will be a few more years

Now the league is mainly Paul and Delon Paul has a gorgeous style of play but lacks offensive desire Delon loves to dunk in the fourth quarter and is more aggressive

It's clear that Ross is the most prominent of these guys right now, followed by Delon, Paul, and Westbrook.

Ross is the strongest! He is more comprehensive and domineering!

I'm bullish on DeLong, Paul's words are flawed in height, Rose is not a pure point guard, Westbrook won't talk about it, there's nothing to say.

It's definitely Rose, and if you add Wohl, Wall will be the league's No. 1 point guard in the future.

Each has its own characteristics, Rondo Westbrook is a new star, I like Paul more!

From a point guard point of view, I personally think that Paul, Rondo, and Delong are more suitable. From the current ability of each of them [without taking into account the later progress]: I personally think that Delong is stronger, with technique, body, and speed.

Delong, personally! The most comprehensive ability! Passing, breaking, body, shooting, consciousness and other comprehensive factors are compared, Delong is definitely the first! But the other defenders also have their own characteristics, and I like them all, but all of them, Delon!

destined to be Westbrook; Because he is younger than the previous ones, and because he has a group of talented young people such as Durant next to him; Optimistic about the Thunder and his next 5 years.

Rose without a doubt! Ross is really the real thing! At first glance, it looks like a cow embryo!

Don't even think about it, Ross hasn't let anyone down since he entered the league.

Paul, Delon, Rose, Rondo vs:

1.Jump shot: Rose is the leader of the Bulls so he scores a lot, Delon Paul is actually much more comprehensive than him, Rondo is miserable, the free throw shooting percentage is only below 70, this Paul is the strongest, followed by Delon and then Rose.

And finally, Rondo.

2.Organization: Deron Paul Rondo is very strong, Delon is because he is extremely disciplined, Rondo is because of the Big Three, Rose is the worst, there is no way for people to score.

3.Breakthrough: Of course it's Rondo, otherwise Kobe Bryant wouldn't have defended him. Rose's physical fitness is excellent, so breaking through the dunk is a good thing. The other two are also quite strong, but they have no characteristics.

4.Cons: Rondo is serve and three-pointer. Ross is not good enough to see the big picture, a bit of a lonely. Paul and Delon have no major shortcomings.

That's it, that's my point, I hope it will be useful to you.

Both Paul and Rondo have deft bodies and pass the ball well. Paul's mid-range and throwing is good, while Rondo's break-through is sharper. Ross relied more on the perimeter. DeLong's words have a strong body and an excellent outside line as well as an open vision.

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Paul breaks through the ball, follows the jumper, and steals

Rose breakaways, throws, and jumpers

Rondo broke through the ball, drove to the basket, and then made a poor jumper

Delon breaks through the ball, assists, jumpers, and breakaway layups

Rose, who relied on sharp breakaways to tear apart opponents' defenses, then either opted for a layup or a well-positioned teammate. Personally, I think he is playing more with his body, who makes his physical fitness better.

Paul, he is more similar to Rose, and he is very sharp in his breaks, but Paul's passing is also very good, his teammates are comfortable, and he contributes more than 2 steals per game.

Delong, the most impressive thing is to use his majestic body to bully the thin guard, and he tried so hard that even Paul was deflated. DeLong has a good change of direction, he is practical, and his passing is very accurate.

Brief description.

Ross: Speed.

Paul: Almighty.

DeLong: Body.

Rose, breakthrough sharp, faster, better overall physical fitness.

CP3, the hand work is superb, the technique is delicate, the shooting is better, the field of vision is wide, the assists are needless to say, no one in the league can match, and the steals have nothing to say.

Delong, physically stronger, breakthrough not only depends on speed, strong eating is more dominant, passing is very good

Delon and Rose attack... Ronaldo assists the defense.

Individual Attack Scoring Ability: Delong Strong.

Passing ability: comparable, DeLong hitting the ground, Paul receiving short passes, mostly in the air.

Defense: DeLong Strong More steals doesn't mean good defense.

Leadership Temperament: Similar, to say that Deron has no leadership temperament, see the Jazz have a large number of injuries, Boozer missed the Jazz during the 12-game winning streak.

Organizational Skills: Deron Delong is one of the league's leading halfcourt commanders and is also a good player in Illinois. CP3 positional organization ability is average, and the fast attack and one pass are more NB

Agility Mobility: CP3 Needless to say.

Bounce: Delong.

Breakout: Evenly matched, both have the best crossover ability in the league.

Projection: DeLong This classmate who often watches 2 teams play is well aware.

To sum up: DeLong blows up CP3 !!The stats are bad only because Sloan's hard-nosed style doesn't allow for the presence of individualists on the team.

To be honest, Paul is no worse than Delon, and they are all about the same ability, so I don't analyze the specifics.

Just bounce and break through must be Paul's strength... That's for sure, but DeLong is also good at both, and the CP3 position organization is also OK, okay? It's not just DeLong who can block and dismantle.

To say that Delon is slightly stronger than Paul, it can only be said that Delon is stronger and more able to cater to the higher intensity and higher confrontation of the playoffs.

Although some people say that Delon is slightly better than Paul, it always feels that Paul can help the team play better, but this year's Paul's statistics can be described as unsightly (compared to his 20+10 in previous years).

The technique is about the same, Paul is more gentle in temper, but DeLong is not a very irritable person, but last year's exodus and forced away coaches made Delong's reputation worse, Paul is more righteous and emotional, and his body looks like DeLong is much stronger In fact, Paul's body is not bad Paul's desire to score is not as strong as Delon's, and he only shoots when the team can't open the situation, but as soon as this situation appears, the Hornets will basically lose, because his role is more reflected in the needle.

It's hard to say about the temper, I feel that Paul is lively, the technical Delon is more powerful in passing the whole court, Paul is powerful in the half, Paul's body is very strong, but Delong's body is bug-level.

I feel that DeLong is stronger, Paul has a good temper, and DeLong is more physical

I don't agree with what I'm saying downstairs, I don't think Delon can do anything other than being stronger.

Paul is a bit better at the moment.

First of all, talking about physical fitness, Delon has the advantage, Delon is very tall and strong in point guards, the bounce is also amazing, and the speed is fast (in terms of his weight), although Paul is fast, he suffers from height, and Paul has more injuries.

Passing is a strong point, but Paul seems to be better at launching fast breaks.

Paul is better at scoring, Paul is good at breaking through long shots, and can also shoot key shots, Delon is good at shooting, but his breakthrough ability is slightly weaker, and his back hitting ability is insufficient (somewhat ashamed of his physical fitness).

Defensively, Paul is a steal master, but he is not tall enough, Delon can defend, but it is difficult to deal with Delon against a small player.

Overall strength: Paul is stronger than Delon.

It should also be said that neither of them had the upper hand in the pre-transfer matchup, DeLong (which is true).