The NBA league is the birthplace of miracles, and batches of outstanding superstars have emerged in the league. Now follow the editor to look at the inventory of the most heavyweight point guard in NBA history TOP10
10: Bob Cousy
A super player from ancient times, a first in NBA history A superstar on a point guard in fact. When playing in the NBA, Cousy won a total of 6 championships. He also has an achievement that is difficult for future generations to surpass. As a point guard, he has made 10 consecutive selections for the best team. As a ball handler and passer, Cousy's philosophy and actions are ahead of other stars of his time. In their era, point guards used the right to hold the ball for half-court and then threw the ball to the big inside, but Cousy was an alternative. He could dribble the ball with both hands. He could pass the ball from the backcourt. Can send the ball to teammates regardless of people. The offense during the Celtics dynasty relied on him. His shot selection and defense may not be good, but he brought revolutionary changes to the position of point guard. He made basketball more pleasing to the eye.
Bob-Cousy
9: Walter Fraser
He may be the top defensive point guard in history, he has won 2 championships in his career. , One of them was abruptly snatched from Chamberlain. That game 36+19+5 steals was also his career masterpiece. The greatest thing about Fraser is his hands, his desire to play. He is the only player I have seen who can be called an artist and he brings artistry to the sport.
Walter Fraser
8: Jason Kidd
Kidd, a player we are more familiar with. In the Nets period, he and UFO reached the finals twice in a row, but failed.
In the Mavericks period, the old man still contributed his strength and overturned the extremely powerful Heat team at the time and became a good story. After retiring, Kidd relied on his own ability to take up the position of head coach immediately and achieved good results. Although he is a point guard, Kidd is the defensive converter of the team, playing wherever he wants. Kidd is different from other NBA superstars in that he does not rely on innate physical fitness but on his mind to play. He has unparalleled calmness and insight on the court. He played a game of simplicity and gorgeousness, no lack of exquisiteness in the atmosphere, and selfless style of play, but he was able to stand up at critical moments and save the team from water and fire. Therefore, he is considered to be the best game controller and point guard in NBA history. One. Kidd is physically entangled, the timing is in place, and he has a solid foundation in steals. This is also the basis of Kidd's fast attack. In his prime, Kidd is not only a master of man-to-man defense, but also a perfect team defensive player. Although Kidd in his twilight years is not as good as before in terms of speed (especially lateral movement ability), but the accumulated veteran experience still allows Kidd to complete the task of defending the league's top stars such as Kobe, Durant and James.
Jason Kidd
7: Chris Paul
Sao Paulo, now playing for the Rockets. Once the queen bee, Xijue floor and so on. At his peak, Paul also had an excellent body. He used to play World of Warcraft, but his explosive power declined after a serious injury. Paul has all the abilities of a good point guard, stable shots at critical moments, good at steals without losing a defensive position. At the same time, Paul has an excellent overall view and broad passing vision. Paul will keep the ball in his hand for a long time to ensure that every pass is accurate and effective, and the turnover rate is controlled to a very low level. On the defensive end, Paul has extremely fast hands, is good at steals, and has a great rebound rate. Paul's one-on-one ability should not be underestimated. Paul is very good at shifting when he is in possession of the ball, creating space for a backward jumper.
Chris Paul
6: Steve Nash
The son of the wind, a player from overseas, was selected by the Mavericks with Dirk at the beginning of his career. Because the team is concerned about its age. Give up Nash and trade him to the Suns.
However, what everyone did not expect was that D'Antoni's system completely released Nash. Lian Zhuang MVP, gorgeous offense, highly ornamental running and bombing system. When it comes to passing, one cannot fail to mention the amazing fast break. As the initiator of the fast break, Nash's excellent offensive and defensive conversion consciousness is unmatched in the league. When the opponent is still immersed in the joy of offensive success, the Suns' fast attack combination has completed the counterattack and retreat. Nash's long pass accurately judges the running position of the fast down player, and then it is accurate. No adjustment is required, and the receiver directly dunks or lays up. Sometimes you can see Standmeier and Marion jumping first in the fast break, waiting for Nash's pass in the air, and then a bloody dunk. Nash is a perfect guard on the offensive end. Nash has all the qualities a good scorer should have: whether it is a breakthrough layup, a mid-range shot, a three-pointer or a free throw. What's more rare is that although Nash scores like a bag, Nash does not need to score to dominate the game. He will show sharp teeth only when necessary. The pick and roll between him and the center is almost a nightmare for all teams. No one would have predicted what he would do next, whether he would pass the ball or attack himself? Dare to come forward at the critical moment and give a fatal blow.
If the Warriors led the trend of small ball, then the sun was the originator of small ball.
Steve-Nash
5: Smiling Assassin
Thomas, the soul of the Pistons. Jordan's forever nightmare early in his career, the Bad Boys Corps blocked the god of basketball in the Eastern Conference finals for several consecutive years. Thomas helped the Detroit Pistons, once ranked at the end of the league, win two consecutive NBA championships in the late 1980s. Thomas' brilliant smile disguised his inner tenacity well-it was this tenacity that made him the most important member of the Detroit "Bad Boys" Pistons team with strong fighting spirit and tough style. However, as Jordan crossed this mountain, the NBA officially ushered in the era of the Bulls. "Smiling Assassin" Isiah Thomas is one of the greatest little players in professional basketball. In the NBA in the 1980s, the only point guard who could compare to him was the Lakers "Magic" Johnson, but the latter had a height of 6-9 inches. Thomas is just over 6 feet tall, and he is the most tenacious point guard of his time. He is very active, and he never pays back. Like the "Magic", Thomas has the skill and will to take over the game as he pleases.
Smiling Assassin
4: John Stockton
When you mention Jordan’s achievements, you must think of the two consecutive Jagged Jazz team, the Jazz team The two leaders achieved each other. NBA history assists king, and there is a high probability that no one will surpass it. As the most underrated player possible, Stockton is enough to enter the top five in history. John Wooden, the legendary coach once said: Stockton is his favorite NBA player and the only NBA player he wants to spend money to watch. Another legendary coach Jack Ramsey also said: Stockton is the "ultimate team player", the best halftime offensive and defensive point guard in history. In terms of physical conditions, Stockton may only be a hundred, but the NBA is more than physical. If it is fancy dribbling, Jason Williams can compare him, but the NBA is more than just Fancy dribble. Stockton is such a person. On the court, you will never see him fancy dribbling, only the most basic ground pass and pick-and-roll coordination. Therefore, the basketball that Stockton plays is real basketball.
The greatest point guard of the last century, Bob Cousy, once said passionately: If there is a point guard in the dictionary, then his explanation must be-John Stock pause. Yes, Stockton has almost played a tragic role in his 19-year career. He doesn’t have the brilliance that Bill Russell’s hands can’t bear; he doesn’t have the amazing bounce of Spat Webber; he doesn’t have the "triple double" of Jason Kidd’s pouch; he doesn’t have Gary Payton’s chattering mouth. ... He has nothing, not even a championship ring, so what Cousy said may be from Stockton's generation.The highest honor in the child. However, it is just such a white guard who is only 1.85 meters tall, but everyone in the world who loves the NBA remembers him, and all people in the world who love the NBA have changed their views on basketball and white guards.
Carl Malone, an old comrade-in-arms "postman" who has worked with Stockton for 18 years, said: " Certainly, there will never be another John Stockton-forever ."
John-Stockton
3: Oscar-Robertson
Big "O" Robertson, the first generation of all-around fighters in the league, averaging triple-doubles is simply amazing It's incredible.
You may say that the turtles have also achieved this achievement, but in this era of data explosion, it is obvious that the big "O" is more convincing. Won a championship in his career. In my mind, the greatest basketball player is neither Jordan nor &x27;Magic&x27;Johnson, but Robertson. Unfortunately, he has not caught up with a good era. In the 1960s and 1970s, there were no "flyers" and "magicians" in the NBA at that time, and only Robertson was the only one in the eyes of fans, who first interpreted what makes an excellent guard. You have to feel scared and annoyed by him in every game. He is simply a basketball machine. He just ran over to take a shot. He frowned when the ball was scored and then ran back to defend. Obviously, he is an incredible guy. As a player, he has surpassed the entire era-there will never be a player as versatile as him. Robertson is a big man, but his movements are as flexible as a small man. Robertson defined a triple-double.
If you give him 12 feet from the basket, he will keep pressing you until he can shoot at 10 feet. Give him 6 feet, and he will need 4 feet. If there are only 2 feet left, guess what will he do? Yes, buddy, it's a layup.
Oscar-Robertson
2: Stephen Curry
Mengshen Curry, a player who redefines shooter and 3 points. It can be said that he is a player who changed the era, changed basketball, and changed the entire league. Won 3 championships in 4 years, but unfortunately failed to get FMVP.
Stephen Curry has an NBA range, quick shots and the ability to create mobile games, especially mid-range shooting, and will be a reliable rotation player in the NBA. Curry can use the screen to run without the ball and find a mobile phone in the offensive and defensive rotations. He has good mobility. Most of Curry's future depends on his development at the point guard position. Curry is too small as a shooting guard, so he has no advantage in shooting himself. Stephen Curry's skills are quite comprehensive, he can dribble the ball himself to create a mobile phone meeting, and he can also run and catch the ball and jump shots. Fixed-point shooting is no problem. Combining these abilities is what makes him special.
Stephen Curry is one of the best active guards in the league, a very good pitcher, and the reason why the Warriors are so great is a very important reason. Stephen Curry is the representative of the league's new generation of point guards. He is one of the league's best shooting point guards. Stephen Curry is the top scorer in the NBA and is expected to challenge the best in history; his athleticism is mediocre, he has few breakthroughs and is easy to risk passing the ball; defense is underestimated.
Stephen Curry
1: Johnson
Johnson, the undisputed number one point guard without any doubt. Together with the Birds, he created the era of "black and white double evil", the Lakers' "SHOW TIME". Irvine Johnson was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers as the No. 1 pick in the first round of the 1979 NBA Draft. He played for the Los Angeles Lakers throughout his career. In 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987-88, he won five NBA championships with the Lakers. In his rookie season, he won the "triple-double" data in the first playoffs, finally won the first championship of his career and became the youngest Finals Most Valuable Player in NBA history (20 years old, 276 days). Elected 3 times in NBA careerMost Valuable Player (MVP) of the game, 3 times elected to the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player (FMVP), 12 times selected to the NBA All-Star team (2 times elected to the NBA All-Star MVP), 9 times selected to the NBA All-Star team, 1982 In the second team of the NBA All-NBA Team, he was elected to the NBA in steals twice and NBA assists in four times.
Magician won the FMVP in his rookie season with a style that surpassed the times, the only one in history.
Johnson
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