The NBA is teeming with talent from the backcourt to the frontcourt, but even as space and versatility have changed the way we evaluate player roles, there still is no position that captures the fan imagination quite like the point guard. This week, we’re celebrating the masters of tempo, the architects of system, and the athletes who have altered our understanding of game management. There is no consensus on who—or what—constitutes as the “best,” but it’s always a conversation worth having. Welcome to the Great Point Guard Debate.
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October 13, 2017
Why Kyrie Irving May Take Over as the Best Point Guard in the NBA
The new Celtics PG has a long way to go, but here’s why he can also be the best in the NBA sooner than later
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October 12, 2017
Lonzo Ball’s No-Look Revolution
Can the Lakers new point guard bring back the glory of Showtime?
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October 11, 2017
Our Favorite Passers in NBA History
An ode to the outlets, entries, nutmegs, dimes, cross-court passes, behind-the-back throws, and between-the-legs assists that we’ll always remember
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October 11, 2017
The Great Point Guard Debate: Tony Parker Is Still the Best When It Matters
He’s getting older and his supporting cast is a little thinner, but the Spurs playmaker is who you want when the pressure’s on
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October 11, 2017
The Great Point Guard Debate: Russell Westbrook Rides the Lightning
The reigning MVP’s singular skill set and style are a true gift to the NBA
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October 10, 2017
The Great Point Guard Debate: Steph Curry Is Democracy in Action
The Warriors’ lead guard is the reason the team has operated at a historic level the past three years—because he’s a paragon of selflessness, and because he’s the greatest shooter who has ever lived
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October 9, 2017
The Great Point Guard Debate: Chris Paul Is Still the Standard
Those worried about CP3’s new role on a team with another elite point guard are overlooking just how well-rounded he’s been his entire career