The 5 tallest point guards in NBA history, who are they?

In the eyes of many fans, point guard players are generally the shortest one on the professional court, because to attack in tandem and break through quickly, point guard players are generally very flexible and move fast, many point guard players are often not as tall as interior or some forward players, in fact, there have been many tall point guard players in NBA history, such as Oscar Robertson, "Penny" Hardaway, Sean Livingston, "Magic" Johnson, Ben Brown, and the current 76ers. Simmons and other point guards are all tall point guards, except for Robertson, who is relatively low in height, which is the meter, and the others are more than 2 meters tall.

They are Big O, Magic Johnson, Anfernee Hardaway, Livingston, Ben Simmons, all of whom are taller than the meter.

Point guards need to be extremely quick to get rid of defenders, but there are also a handful of tall guard players. For example, the first is Oscar Palmer Robertson, who is the only superstar to grab an MVP in the era when Chamberlain and Russell monopolized the MVP; The second is Anfernee Deon Hardaway, who won the 4-time NBA All-Star Team, the 2-time NBA All-Star First Team, and the MVP of the All-Star Game; The third is Sean Patrick Livingston, a three-time NBA champion; The fourth is Elvin Johnson, who won 5 NBA championships, 3 regular season MVPs, 3 NBA Finals Most Valuable Player awards, 12 NBA All-Star teams, 2 All-Star MVPs, and 9 NBA All-Star teams; The fifth is Ben Simmons, a two-time NBA All-Star, the 2017-18 NBA All-Rookie Team of the Year, and the 2017-18 Rookie of the Year.

The No. 1 position on the court plays an extremely important role, and the five tall point guards are Robertson, Hardaway, Livingston, Magic Johnson, and Simmons.

They are: Oscar Palmer Robertson, Anfernee Deon Hardaway, Sean Patrick Livingston, Elvin Johnson, Ben Simmons.

Taking stock of the top ten point guards in NBA history, Paul can only rank ninth, and Curry's ranking is controversial.

Big O The height of the early NBA was generally shorter, and the big O of 196 was the monster Fraser The same goes for it.

Livingston the Magician.

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1. Oscar Robinson.

Clause. Second, McJike Johnson.

Clause. 3. Jerry West.

Clause. Fourth, Stockton.

Clause. 5. Walter Frazer.

Clause. 6. Dennis Johnson.

Clause. 7. Lenny Wilkins.

Clause. 8. Ralph Beard.

Clause. 9. Isaiah Thomas.

Clause. 10. Jason Kidd.

Nash 192, isn't he a tall point guard?