Paul may be the most stable point guard in NBA history, Stockton, Nash and other top point guards are inferior to Paul in terms of stability, why do you say that? Look at this data, you will understand, before today, Paul achieved a total of 44 points 10+ assists and 10+ assists and 0 turnovers in the regular season, ranking first in NBA history, Stockton ranked second, he did it 32 times, Nash only did it 17 times, far inferior to Paul.
Paul played 24 minutes, 5-of-8 (2-of-3 from three-point range), scored 12 points, 4 rebounds, 14 assists, and 0 turnovers to help the Warriors finally beat the Grizzlies 137-116. After this game, Paul achieved the feat of scoring 10+ assists, 10+ assists and 0 turnovers 45 times, setting a new all-time record held by himself.
In addition to this record, Paul also made a breakthrough in another statistic, surpassing Nash to become the second-fastest all-time, which is the feat of scoring 10+ points, 10+ assists and 0 turnovers after turning 38. Paul has achieved this feat twice since today, surpassing Nash's 1 and enjoying second all-time, Nash has become third all-time, and Stokes' first is 7 times, and it will be very difficult for Paul to surpass Stockton's record.
In NBA history, only these three people have been able to achieve the feat of 10+ points, 10+ assists, 10+ assists and 0 turnovers in the regular season after the age of 38, which shows how difficult this feat is. Paul is averaging 9.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, 7.1 assists and 1.2 steals per game this season, shooting 44.3 percent from the field and averaging just 1.1 turnovers per game, and he remains the league's most solid point guard.