It's no secret that due to the abundance of talent at point guard positions, it's not easy to qualify for a scientific ranking, starting with Damian Lillard and Russell Westbrook, both of whom have struggled this season but are undoubtedly candidates for future Hall of Famers, and where should young players like Ja Morante and Lamello Ball climb? The list released today takes into account the performance of the players this season and the achievements of their careers, but everyone has a different opinion, it is purely personal opinion for entertainment, do not like please spray.
1 Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors
On Curry's average standards, his shooting performance has been extremely poor this season, dropping to 42.2 percent from the field and 38.7 percent from three-point range, both of which set career lows (excluding the season he played just five games in 2019-20).
But Curry can still be the league's most influential offensive player, whether he can hit the shot or not, his presence has changed the opponent's defensive system, making it easier for every teammate around him, he is the core of the Warriors system, so there is no controversy about his first place.
2 Luka Doncic, Dallas Maverick
The Slovenian rising star has averaged 24.8 points, nine assists and 8.2 rebounds per game this season, but he hasn't had high attendance this season, missing 15 of the Lone Rangers' first 40 games, and Doncic himself admitted in early December that he had to play better. However, since Doncic still has close to a triple-double this season, he should have no major problems after Curry.
3 Trae Young, Atlanta Hawks
The Hawks' 2021 playoff reached the division finals to create the biggest surprise of last season, but the season has taken a sharp turn for the worse, and if the Hawks continue to maintain this level, they are in danger of not only missing out on direct playoff tickets, but also risk missing the playoffs.
But the Hawks' woes this season should not be blamed on Trae Young, the 23-year-old has performed very well, averaging 28 points, 9.6 assists and 4 rebounds per game, shooting a career-high 45.5% from the field and 37% from three-point range, and there is no doubt that he has grown into the league's top star.
4 Chris Paul, Phoenix Suns
The older paul is averaging 10 assists per game this season, leading the league's assists list, his best performance since he played for the Clippers in 2015-16. While he may no longer be at the peak of his career, Paul is as reliable as ever for a young team looking to reach the NBA Finals for the second consecutive year.
5 Ja-Morant, Memphis Grizzlies
The former Rookie of the Year winner, who is currently setting career highs in scoring, rebounding, steals, blocks, shooting percentage, three-point shooting and free throw shooting, led the Grizzlies to become one of the top four teams in the West, and he himself became one of the candidates for the regular season MVP.
6 Damien Lillard, Portland Trail Blazers
Lillard hasn't had a smooth season, he could miss out longer due to an abdominal injury, he's averaged just 24 points per game this season and has shot inefficiently, shooting at 55 percent of his career-low percentage. In terms of Lillard's performance this season, he should be ranked lower, but considering Lillard's career achievements and the health problems he has encountered in this game, plus the overall strength of the Blazers lineup, he is still ranked sixth.
7 Judah Holliday, Milwaukee Bucks
The 31-year-old veteran guard currently averages 18.4 points, 6.7 assists, 4.6 rebounds and 1.6 steals per game, and after a period of slump at the start of the season, Holliday's shooting percentage has improved to 49.9 percent and his three-point shooting percentage has reached 38.2 percent. Holliday, who just won the NBA championship, continues to use his two-way ability to help the Bucks maintain their top three position in the East.
8 Lamelo Bauer, Charlotte Hornets
In his rookie season, Ball showed excellent court vision and offensive creativity, and this season he improved his shooting percentage. His three-point shooting percentage improved from 35.2 percent to 37.9 percent, and his free-throw shooting percentage increased from 75.8 percent to 87.3 percent, and while defense still hasn't improved much, Ball, who is just 20 years old, definitely deserves the title of the league's top ten point guard.
9 Fred VanVleet, Toronto Raptors
VanVleet is likely to be named an All-Star this season, averaging career-highs in points, assists and rebounds per game, with more than nine three-pointers per game and more than 40 percent shooting.
10 Mike Conley, Sir Utah
Conley has passed his peak, but his steady play has played a role in the jazz, he has never played any eye-catching personal data, but he is able to help the team win, xiaobian still he should not be in the top ten.
Below is the full list of 11-30 places
11 Shea Kyrgyz Alexander, Oklahoma Thunder
12 Kyle Lowry, Miami Heat
13 Russell Westbrook, Los Angeles Lakers
14 Malcolm Brogdon, Indiana Pacers
15 Kyrie Irving/Patty Mills, Brooklyn Nets (there's no problem with this position at Mills' level, as for Irving, he's only played a few games this season and whether he can be counted as the Nets' starting point guard is a question)
16 Dezhangtai Murray, San Antonio Spurs
17 Lonzo Ball, Chicago Bulls
18 Darius Garland, Cleveland Cavaliers
19 Daron Fox, King of Sacramento
20 Marcus Smart, Boston Celtic
21 Monte Morris, Denver Nuggets
22 Teresa-Maxie, Philadelphia 76ers
23 Kemba Walker, Knicks, New York
24 Reggie Jackson, Los Angeles Clippers
25 D'Angelo Russell, Minnesota Timberwolves
26 Spencer-Dinwiddie, Washington Wizards
27 Kevin Potter Jr., Houston Rockets
28 Derwent Graham, New Orleans Pelicans
29 Jaylen Sacs, Orlando Magic
30 Killian Hayes, Detroit Pistons