Controversy continues! US media: 20 major point guards in the latest history, Harden misses, Curry is second

The debate on the best point guard in NBA history has never stopped, while the ranking of the 20 point guards in the new history released by the US media HoopsHype is like dropping a deep water bomb to the basketball world - this list not only subverts traditional cognition, let's take a look at the specific situation:

1. Magic Johnson: 5 championships + 3FMVP + 3MVP, 9 times a team, the first in assists per game, and the undisputed top.

2. Stephen Curry: 4 championships + 1FMVP + 2MVP (including the only unanimous MVP in history), reshaping basketball philosophy with a three-point revolution, and pioneering the small ball era.

3. Oscar Robertson: A pioneer in the season's triple-double average, 30+ per game in 6 games, a symbol of the racial equality movement.

4. Jerry West: The only loser FMVP, 9 finals + 1 championship, the scoring king and assist king are both legendary.

5. Isaiya Thomas: The Pistons have a core championship with two championships, and the point guard template with attack and passes. The 1988 bloody finals became a classic.

6. Chris Paul: No crown but ranks sixth! 12 All-Stars in his career, 5 assists + 6 steals, 11 best teams, and 9 best defense teams. The accumulation of data (assisted & second in history) and defensive dominance are key.

7. John Stockton: Historical assist king + steal king, the record holder of the 9th consecutive assist king, and lost Jordan in the finals of the two games.

8. Steve Nash: The first foreigner in two consecutive MVPs, the founder of the running and bombing system, and a regular visitor to the 180 club.

9. Bob Cousey: Original point guard, 6 championships + 1MVP, 10 matches + 8 assists.

10, Jason Kidd: assists and steals, third in double history, 2011 championship puzzle, an all-round commander model.

11. Gary Payton: the only point guard DPOY, the defensive benchmark in the Supersonic era;

12th place, Russell Westbrook: 4 seasons per game + historical triple-double king (203 times), MVP in 2017, but the efficiency dispute lowered the ranking.

Thirteenth, Damian Lillard: 7 best lineup + Olympic gold medal, Achilles tendon injury may hinder the climb ;

14th, Walter Fraser: the core of the Knicks' two championships, the representative of offense and defense in the 1970s;

15th, Knight Archibald: the only single-season scoring champion + assist winner;

16th, Pete Malawic: the creativity of the forward offensive, the "pistol" legend will last forever;

17th, Tony Parker: 4 championships + 1FMVP, Spurs system transmission;

18th, Kyrie Irving: the 2016 winning streak, the historical level of ball control technology

19th, Luka Doncic: 5 first-team + MVP of the Western Conference Finals, 26-year-old has become the international banner;

20th, Lanny Wilkens: the double Hall of Fame of the Player and Coach, the founder of the Trail Blazers era.

The biggest bell of this list: James Harden was out of the election because he was classified as a point guard, while Allen Iverson was also not on the list (the media regarded him as a shooting guard).

The ranking of the US media HoopsHype is like a prism, reflecting the multidimensionality of historical evaluations - Paul's "repentance without crown" coexist with Curry's "revolutionary achievements", Westbrook's "data miracle" and Stockton's "everything stability". What do you think of this list? Welcome to discuss!

source:tỷ lệ tỷ số 7m