Choose your top 10 point guards in the NBA league

1 Magic, 2 Oscar, 3 Stockton, 4 Coussy, 5 Thomas, 6 Payton, 7 Kidd, 8 Nash, 9 Delon, 10 Rondo.

Wolves, Paul, Williams, Westbrook, Rose, Wins, Miller Sr., Parker, Bibby.

And the last Steve Nash!!

Active? Personally, I think ha, from high to low.

Paul, Rondo, Delon, Rose, Nash, Billups, Westbrook, Nelson, Wall, Kidd.

1.Nash. 2.Kyd.

3.Delong. 4.Paul.

5.Rondo. 6.Ross.

7.Westbrook.

8.Wall. 9.Arenas.

10.Harris.

Rondo. Delong. Paul. Fisher. Xiao Mo. Davis.

1.Paul. 2.Delong.

3.Nash. 4.Rondo.

5.Ross. 6.Wei Shao.

7.Kyd. 8.Wall.

9.Billups.

10.Parker.

1.Stockton.

2."Magic" Johnson.

3.Bob Coussy.

4.Kyd. 5.Nash.

6.Delong. 7.Paul.

8.Isaiah Thomas.

9.Wall. 10.I.

There are different opinions on this issue, but in general, it is Chris Paul, Rose, Rondo, and Williams, and of course many people also think that Nash and Kidd Sr. can be counted.

Personally, I admire Chris Paul.

The strongest point guard is Durant, because his strength is still very strong, and his defensive ability is also very strong, and his personal overall quality is also very good, and he is also very strong.

The strongest point guard in the NBA is Irving, because Paul, the former best point guard, is old and his assist ability is not as good as it was back then. And now Owen is very young. Assists per game are among the highest in the league.

Among the active players in the NBA, the strongest point guard is Paul. I think Paul is the strongest point guard on the roster, and Paul's scoring ability and passing ability have not declined.

Here are the top 10 point guards for a simple analysis First: Chris Paul is recognized as the best point guard, breaking through superbly, shooting through 100 steps, and most importantly, Renyin Xi has a good overall view and can always pass good balls.

Second: Russell Westbrook Wespor is really fast, almost unstoppable on the break, his previously ill shooting skills (especially three-pointers) have improved significantly, and he has a rare physical quality among point guards, and he has never missed a game due to injury. The important thing is that he is still very young and the rising momentum makes people look forward to it.

Third: Stephen Curry The reason why the Warriors have been able to make a splash this season is closely related to Curry's brave play. Curry can break through, shoot (especially three-pointers, he's the best three-point shooter in the league this season), and pass the ball (you can check out his passing, it's really sharp).

It's a pity that injuries are too frequent, which hinders his development to a certain extent.

Fourth: Rajon Rondo Rondo was the assist leader last season and the assist leader so far this season. His passing was dazzling.

In fact, I don't agree with my friend in front of me that Rondo's offense is not strong, in fact, it's not that he doesn't attack well, it's just that he doesn't want to attack, he is a guard who takes passing as the main fighter, and offense is supplemented.

Fifth: Kelly Irving I think Irving's performance this season definitely deserves to be fifth on this list. He's up a lot from last season, and he's also a well-known key man in the league.

His phenomenal growth rate has led many to consider him the best point guard of the 2014-15 season.

Sixth: Tony Parker Parker is the league's most penetrating guard and one of the players with the highest shooting percentage under the basket. In recent years, Parker's perimeter shooting has gradually strengthened, and he has gradually transformed from a nervous knife guard when he first entered the league to an old and spicy open shooter.

As a playmaker, Parker has a good grasp of the situation on the court, and although the assist statistics are not very impressive, he is the team's best offensive initiator. However, Parker's defensive ability is a little worse.

Seventh: Deron Williams He has strong offensive ability, excellent passing ability, and excellent physical fitness, but his three-point ability is not particularly strong. Injuries this season have affected his performance to a certain extent, so the ranking is only later.

Eighth: Jrue Holiday He was the core of the 76ers this season, having been underestimated due to Iguodala's presence. If you look at his performance this season, he is undoubtedly the best player for the 76ers.

Ninth: Brandon Jennings A super left-handed point guard who combines speed, athleticism, solid point guard skills, and perseverance...

10th: Damion Lillard Lillard has been a hot mess lately, and if you compare the rookie stats, you should be able to occupy the top spot on this list, but I'm comparing it to the status quo. Lillard's stats are really good, much more sophisticated than many other first-year rookies, and he's very optimistic about his prospects.