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Best PG in the NBA

Best PG in the NBA 49 members have voted

  1. 1. Best PG in the NBA

    • Chauncey Billups (Detroit Pistons)
      2%
      1
    • Baron Davis (Golden State Warriors)
      0%
      0
    • Jason Kidd (Dallas Mavericks)
      0%
      0
    • Steve Nash (Phoenix Suns)
      38%
      19
    • Tony Parker (San Antonio Spurs)
      6%
      3
    • Chris Paul (New Orleans Hornets)
      46%
      23
    • Deron Williams (Utah Jazz)
      6%
      3

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At the moment, Paul is definitely No. 1. Nash then Davis would be my next two picks.

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1. Chris Paul

2. Deron Williams

3. Baron Davis

4. Steve Nash

5. Chancey Billups

6. Tony Parker

7. Jason Kidd

 

Move Baron and Steve down put Chancey and Tony in their spot and I'll take it.

 

Williams flies under the radar I could easily put him 1 and Paul 2.

I know he does get some recognition for his talent but I think Davis is one of the most underrated players in the NBA.

I know he does get some recognition for his talent but I think Davis is one of the most underrated players in the NBA.

 

:thumb:

Tony Parker wins championships...

 

With Tim Duncan. But still..he wins championships.

 

And he's got Eva Longoria.

 

That would be my point.

And while you implied that it is Duncan winning the championships, isn't that what a PG should do, get the ball in the place where his teammates can have success and get the ball to the person who is going to win championships for you?

Everyone is mentioning Nash and Paul, Nash and Paul. Have either of their teams played in a conference championship series let alone the NBA finals?

That would be my point.

And while you implied that it is Duncan winning the championships, isn't that what a PG should do, get the ball in the place where his teammates can have success and get the ball to the person who is going to win championships for you?

 

While I sorta see the argument, Parker averages over two assists less per game than any other guy on the list.

Everyone is mentioning Nash and Paul, Nash and Paul. Have either of their teams played in a conference championship series let alone the NBA finals?

 

Paul is in his third season and was drafted by a flat out awful team.

While I sorta see the argument, Parker averages over two assists less per game than any other guy on the list.

 

Style of play can come into importance here. Nash, Davis, Kidd all better have higher assists average than Parker.

Style of play can come into importance here. Nash, Davis, Kidd all better have higher assists average than Nash.

 

Oh, I think you mean Parker. Ummm I agree, but double the average of his assists? Those teams certainly don't score double the points that SA does.

:confused:

 

What is the scoring average of the Suns versus the Spurs? Nash, I would assume has a lot more opportunities for more assists than Parker because of the style of play the coach wants to play.

 

Same with Davis where Don Nelson wants to go at breakneck speed.

Same with Kidd.

What is the scoring average of the Suns versus the Spurs? Nash, I would assume has a lot more opportunities for more assists than Parker because of the style of play the coach wants to play.

 

Same with Davis where Don Nelson wants to go at breakneck speed.

Same with Kidd.

 

I was confused because you mixed a name up here or there.

I guess I will list my 7.

 

1. Chauncey

2. CP3

3. Steve Nash

4. Deron Williams

5. Jason Kidd

6. Baron Davis

7. Tony Parker

1. Chris Paul

2. Deron Williams

3. Steve Nash

4. Tony Parker

5. Baron Davis

6. Chauncey Billups

7. Jason Kidd

 

Question...would anyone consider Allen Iverson a PG now that he is in Denver? If so, he is on my list and definitely Top 3.

He is playing the 2 right now for Nuggets. Anthony Carter is running the point for the most part.

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