So as Of Right Now Who's The Best Pg In The Nba?

[IncarceratedBob]

It's Rondo

Elite rebounding, passing, court vision

That's all you want from your PG, any scoring is extra IMO

[russwest0]

Russell Westbrook.

[qrich]

Despite all of that, his impact is pretty meh. LAC plays fine without him. Take Curry off the Warriors and they aren't even in the playoff picture.

Take off Dragic from PHX, & they are vastly inferior then what they have shown, therefore

Dragic >>> Curry.

[russwest0]

[COLOR="Magenta"]Westbrook who has the benefit of playing with a 4 time scoring champ and even more staccd tm[/COLOR]

That stacked team without Westbrook = 2nd round exit

Clippers stacked team with Paul = 1st round exit

OKC with Westbrook = 2014 Champs. Deal with it.

[Eric Cartman]

As much hate as he gets (some deserved) I gotta go with Westbrook.

Smothering defense, explosive scorer, dominant alpha triple double machine.

[scott0326]

[COLOR="Magenta"]wat can the top guards do that he cant [/COLOR]

Win games.

[JohnFreeman]

Thomas

[ImKobe]

Aaron Brooks

[ninephive]

That stacked team without Westbrook = 2nd round exit

Clippers stacked team with Paul = 1st round exit

OKC with Westbrook = 2014 Champs. Deal with it.

It will be interesting to see a healthy SAS who continues to improve every year against a healthy OKC in the playoffs. Probably very similar to 2012 except no Harden.

[Jlamb47]

Westbrook and CP3
1A amd 1B

il take Wall and Curry next

[poido123]

Chris Paul is the best Point Guard in the league.

Curry is the most explosive PG scorer in the league, but I think Paul is the total package and just a matter of when/if he turns up.

[Jlamb47]

Chris Paul is the best Point Guard in the league.

Curry is the most explosive PG scorer in the league, but I think Paul is the total package and just a matter of when/if he turns up.

Its Westbrook by the mile lol
explosive????
Rose is even more explosive but hes hurt so i wont bring him in this

[Akrazotile]

The thing about rankings is that the regular season and the playoffs are practically like two different sports.

For instance, if you're "ranking" guys right now and going by regular season performance, you probably think Kevin Love is a better player than Tim Duncan. But if you're picking one guy for your team going into the playoffs... most smart people are gonna take Duncan.

For the same reason, you could argue some of the flashier, more athletic, high ppg point guards are better than Chris Paul. But in a playoff atmosphere where every decision matters, your best bet is to take Chris Paul. Altho tbh I think Tony Parker is a very close second.

I typically rank guys based on how much I would value them in the playoffs. In that sense, Paul and Duncan are both still top 5 NBA players in my book.

[Jlamb47]

The thing about rankings is that the regular season and the playoffs are practically like two different sports.

For instance, if you're "ranking" guys right now and going by regular season performance, you probably think Kevin Love is a better player than Tim Duncan. But if you're picking one guy for your team going into the playoffs... most smart people are gonna take Duncan.

For the same reason, you could argue some of the flashier, more athletic, high ppg point guards are better than Chris Paul. But in a playoff atmosphere where every decision matters, your best bet is to take Chris Paul. Altho tbh I think Tony Parker is a very close second.

I typically rank guys based on how much I would value them in the playoffs. In that sense, Paul and Duncan are both still top 5 NBA players in my book.

CP3 isnt top 5 when it comes to playoffs lol
he never made the conference finals

[dabigbaws]

The thing about rankings is that the regular season and the playoffs are practically like two different sports.

For instance, if you're "ranking" guys right now and going by regular season performance, you probably think Kevin Love is a better player than Tim Duncan. But if you're picking one guy for your team going into the playoffs... most smart people are gonna take Duncan.

For the same reason, you could argue some of the flashier, more athletic, high ppg point guards are better than Chris Paul. But in a playoff atmosphere where every decision matters, your best bet is to take Chris Paul. Altho tbh I think Tony Parker is a very close second.

I typically rank guys based on how much I would value them in the playoffs. In that sense, Paul and Duncan are both still top 5 NBA players in my book.

has paul made it past the second round

maybe once or something i dont even know but its not impressive.