Tony Parker is the best point guard in the NBA

[Nick Young]

He is proving it this season again. Can't believe how underrated Tony Parker is. I don't understand how CP3 who always flops out of the playoffs early gets ranked ahead of the point guard with a Finals MVP who is probably the best decision maker in the league, and now that he has a consistent midrange shot, is virtually unguardable.

What has CP3 or any other point guard accomplished to be ranked ahead of him?

[#number6ix#]

Tony Parker is a beast but I don't think he's better than Paul... I'm sure if Paul was playing with spurs he would accomplish similar things

[SilkkTheShocker]

Parker and CP3 both get an absurd amount of passes whenever they come up short. Parker especially.

[RoundMoundOfReb]

Paul has never "flopped" in the post-season. He's never really lost a series I thought his team should've definitely won.

[TheMilkyBarKid]

Parker is great but no doubt benefits from playing for the spurs, give me Paul if I've got the choice in a draft.

[Nick Young]

Paul has never "flopped" in the post-season. He's never really lost a series I thought his team should've definitely won.

He lost at home by 58 in the playoffs doe.

Paul is more ball dominant and flashier.

Parker is the better scorer, decision maker and defender and winner.

[longhornfan1234]

He lost at home by 58 in the playoffs doe.

Paul is more ball dominant and flashier.

Parker is the better scorer, decision maker and defender and winner.

[scm5]

Stephen Curry is better than Tony Parker is this season, my opinion of course.

[Young X]

This bullsh!t about Paul in the playoffs needs to stop, he averages 21/9.5/5/2 in the playoffs with the 6th highest playoff PER of all time.

The only reason why Parker's teams have been more successful is because instead of playing with David West and Vinny Del Negro he plays with Duncan/Manu/Pop who are all more important than him. That doesn't mean he's better, it means he's LUCKIER.

Parker wouldn't even make the playoffs with Paul's NO teams. One dimensional system PG.

[Haymaker]

Parker is the best scoring PG, bar none. But CP3 is the best playmaker in years. His IQ is off the charts.

[DMAVS41]

Parker and CP3 both get an absurd amount of passes whenever they come up short. Parker especially.

This is definitely true with Parker.

CP3, Westbrook, and Curry are all as good or better than Parker.

[SacJB Shady]

Stephen Curry is better than Tony Parker is this season, my opinion of course.

He has more talent than Parker. Parker is lucky to be in the system he's in though.

[ninephive]

This bullsh!t about Paul in the playoffs needs to stop, he averages 21/9.5/5/2 in the playoffs with the 6th highest playoff PER of all time.

The only reason why Parker's teams have been more successful is because instead of playing with David West and Vinny Del Negro he plays with Duncan/Manu/Pop who are all more important than him. That doesn't mean he's better, it means he's LUCKIER.

Parker wouldn't even make the playoffs with Paul's NO teams. One dimensional system PG.

We've known it for a while, but now you're just getting out of hand. My advice to you: watch some Spurs games.

[ninephive]

All that I can say as a Spurs fan is this: I don't want to see KD in the playoffs, I don't want to see Kobe in the playoffs, I don't want to see Dirk in the playoffs, I don't want to see Lebron in the playoffs. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE A CHRIS PAUL LED TEAM MORE THAN ANYTHING IN THE PLAYOFFS. I remember that one game where the Clips were up by like 25 and Parker and Duncan were just laughing on the bench before coming back to embarrass the Clips on their home court on their way to a yawner sweep. A Chris Paul led team is a dream for a Spurs fan.

[Nero Tulip]

It's not a matter of opinion, it's been proven many times Parker > Paul.

Parker doesn't give a shit about the regular season. Come playoff time, he'll be toying with Paul like he's always done.

I just don't know what people who think Paul is the best have been watching. It's just hype.