[uncfan011Participant]

There are many good young point guards in the league right now, and a few who will be in the league soon, the scoring pg is a new phenomenon. There are 15 young guys who i feel will have solid carreers..Who do you guys feel will have the best career when it all said and done? and rank them if u like…

Deron Williams
Chris Paul
Rajon Rando
Derrick Rose
Tyreke Evans
Stephen Curry
Russell Westbrook
Brandon Jennings
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson
Ty Lawson
Johnny Flynn
Jrue Holiday
John Wall
Ricky Rubio

[Charlie SheenParticipant]

Deron Williams- 3
Chris Paul- 2
Rajon Rando- 5- he wont win another ring with boston
Derrick Rose- 4
Tyreke Evans- 1- he will win the most championships and get MVP before them all
Stephen Curry- 6
Russell Westbrook- 10
Brandon Jennings-7
Aaron Brooks- 14
Jameer Nelson- 15
Ty Lawson- 11
Johnny Flynn- 13
Jrue Holiday- 8
John Wall- 9
Ricky Rubio-12

and what about guys like- Rodrique Beabouis I think hes gonna have a good career

[Charlie SheenParticipant]

Deron Williams- 3
Chris Paul- 2
Rajon Rando- 5- he wont win another ring with boston
Derrick Rose- 4
Tyreke Evans- 1- he will win the most championships and get MVP before them all
Stephen Curry- 6
Russell Westbrook- 10
Brandon Jennings-7
Aaron Brooks- 14
Jameer Nelson- 15
Ty Lawson- 11
Johnny Flynn- 13
Jrue Holiday- 8
John Wall- 9
Ricky Rubio-12

and what about guys like- Rodrique Beabouis I think hes gonna have a good career

[Charlie SheenParticipant]

Deron Williams- 3
Chris Paul- 2
Rajon Rando- 5- he wont win another ring with boston
Derrick Rose- 4
Tyreke Evans- 1- he will win the most championships and get MVP before them all
Stephen Curry- 6
Russell Westbrook- 10
Brandon Jennings-7
Aaron Brooks- 14
Jameer Nelson- 15
Ty Lawson- 11
Johnny Flynn- 13
Jrue Holiday- 8
John Wall- 9
Ricky Rubio-12

and what about guys like- Rodrique Beabouis I think hes gonna have a good career

[nuffsaid_2001Participant]

Deron Williams 1
Chris Paul 2
Rajon Rando 4
Derrick Rose 3
Tyreke Evans 10
Stephen Curry 9
Russell Westbrook 6
Brandon Jennings 5
Aaron Brooks 9/SG in
Jameer Nelson 11/Needs to be traded for a bigger gaurd he is a back up Sebastian telfair type
Ty Lawson 12
Johnny Flynn 8
Jrue Holiday 14
John Wall 7
Ricky Rubio 13

[nuffsaid_2001Participant]

Deron Williams 1
Chris Paul 2
Rajon Rando 4
Derrick Rose 3
Tyreke Evans 10
Stephen Curry 9
Russell Westbrook 6
Brandon Jennings 5
Aaron Brooks 9/SG in
Jameer Nelson 11/Needs to be traded for a bigger gaurd he is a back up Sebastian telfair type
Ty Lawson 12
Johnny Flynn 8
Jrue Holiday 14
John Wall 7
Ricky Rubio 13

[nuffsaid_2001Participant]

Deron Williams 1
Chris Paul 2
Rajon Rando 4
Derrick Rose 3
Tyreke Evans 10
Stephen Curry 9
Russell Westbrook 6
Brandon Jennings 5
Aaron Brooks 9/SG in
Jameer Nelson 11/Needs to be traded for a bigger gaurd he is a back up Sebastian telfair type
Ty Lawson 12
Johnny Flynn 8
Jrue Holiday 14
John Wall 7
Ricky Rubio 13

[JoeWolf1]

1. Chris Paul – injuries could really hurt his career, but he is already a 22, 11 and 2.5 point guard at 25 years old
2. Derrick Rose – a winner and game changer, I think he will win a ring or two before all is said and done
3. Deron Williams – strong point guard, very solid, could pass Paul as the best pg of that class if injuries continue to take Paul down
4. Rajon Rondo – already has a ring, improved his game a lot the past 3 years, i would assume he’d continue to do so
5. Stephen Curry -can do it all, could be a putting up CP3 numbers in a couple years, lets see if he can win though
6. Russell Westbrook – is a great fit next to Durant, isn’t going to put up huge numbers, but he’s gonna win
7. Tyreke Evans – very talented and versitile player on a Sacremento team with intriguing young talent.
8. Brandon Jennings – 55 as a rookie, but fizzled towards the end, did take his team to the playoffs, but I’m not sold on him quite yet as an all-star
9. Ty Lawson – great end to end speed, already plays like a vet, is going to have a very solid career
10. Jrue Holiday – big strong pg, improved a lot this year and will get plenty of opportunities in Philly
11. Darren Collison – I know he’s not on the list, but once he gets a chance to start regularly he’s gonna blow up
12. Aaron Brooks – I like Brooks, but only as a solid starter, I don’t think he’s an all-star caliber point guard
13. Jameer Nelson – I fear injuries are gonna hinder a very promising career. has never played more than the 79 games he did as a rookie
14. Johnny Flynn – I saw a lot of holes in his game this year, he could climb the list, but I see him as a starting pg, not much more
15. Ricky Rubio – When he plays a game in the NBA, then I’ll have more of an opinion, now he’s 15 by default

[JoeWolf1]

1. Chris Paul – injuries could really hurt his career, but he is already a 22, 11 and 2.5 point guard at 25 years old
2. Derrick Rose – a winner and game changer, I think he will win a ring or two before all is said and done
3. Deron Williams – strong point guard, very solid, could pass Paul as the best pg of that class if injuries continue to take Paul down
4. Rajon Rondo – already has a ring, improved his game a lot the past 3 years, i would assume he’d continue to do so
5. Stephen Curry -can do it all, could be a putting up CP3 numbers in a couple years, lets see if he can win though
6. Russell Westbrook – is a great fit next to Durant, isn’t going to put up huge numbers, but he’s gonna win
7. Tyreke Evans – very talented and versitile player on a Sacremento team with intriguing young talent.
8. Brandon Jennings – 55 as a rookie, but fizzled towards the end, did take his team to the playoffs, but I’m not sold on him quite yet as an all-star
9. Ty Lawson – great end to end speed, already plays like a vet, is going to have a very solid career
10. Jrue Holiday – big strong pg, improved a lot this year and will get plenty of opportunities in Philly
11. Darren Collison – I know he’s not on the list, but once he gets a chance to start regularly he’s gonna blow up
12. Aaron Brooks – I like Brooks, but only as a solid starter, I don’t think he’s an all-star caliber point guard
13. Jameer Nelson – I fear injuries are gonna hinder a very promising career. has never played more than the 79 games he did as a rookie
14. Johnny Flynn – I saw a lot of holes in his game this year, he could climb the list, but I see him as a starting pg, not much more
15. Ricky Rubio – When he plays a game in the NBA, then I’ll have more of an opinion, now he’s 15 by default

[JoeWolf1]

1. Chris Paul – injuries could really hurt his career, but he is already a 22, 11 and 2.5 point guard at 25 years old
2. Derrick Rose – a winner and game changer, I think he will win a ring or two before all is said and done
3. Deron Williams – strong point guard, very solid, could pass Paul as the best pg of that class if injuries continue to take Paul down
4. Rajon Rondo – already has a ring, improved his game a lot the past 3 years, i would assume he’d continue to do so
5. Stephen Curry -can do it all, could be a putting up CP3 numbers in a couple years, lets see if he can win though
6. Russell Westbrook – is a great fit next to Durant, isn’t going to put up huge numbers, but he’s gonna win
7. Tyreke Evans – very talented and versitile player on a Sacremento team with intriguing young talent.
8. Brandon Jennings – 55 as a rookie, but fizzled towards the end, did take his team to the playoffs, but I’m not sold on him quite yet as an all-star
9. Ty Lawson – great end to end speed, already plays like a vet, is going to have a very solid career
10. Jrue Holiday – big strong pg, improved a lot this year and will get plenty of opportunities in Philly
11. Darren Collison – I know he’s not on the list, but once he gets a chance to start regularly he’s gonna blow up
12. Aaron Brooks – I like Brooks, but only as a solid starter, I don’t think he’s an all-star caliber point guard
13. Jameer Nelson – I fear injuries are gonna hinder a very promising career. has never played more than the 79 games he did as a rookie
14. Johnny Flynn – I saw a lot of holes in his game this year, he could climb the list, but I see him as a starting pg, not much more
15. Ricky Rubio – When he plays a game in the NBA, then I’ll have more of an opinion, now he’s 15 by default

[B-ball fanParticipant]

You can’t say he is the best. I think he could become a great player, but write know he isn’t. I read that over this past year the Kings averaged over 9 points more per 100 possesions with Evans out of the line-up than with him in it.

[B-ball fanParticipant]

You can’t say he is the best. I think he could become a great player, but write know he isn’t. I read that over this past year the Kings averaged over 9 points more per 100 possesions with Evans out of the line-up than with him in it.

[B-ball fanParticipant]

You can’t say he is the best. I think he could become a great player, but write know he isn’t. I read that over this past year the Kings averaged over 9 points more per 100 possesions with Evans out of the line-up than with him in it.

[ckelley015Participant]

i had questions about this kid going into the playoffs, but after watching this series with Atlanta, he will be a top 5 pg in the NBA in 2-3 years. I see him as a guy who will be in the Tony parker mold in which he can get into the paint at will with that nasty AI-like crossover plus he will be a better shooter than Tony parker is now in a couple years. Not to mention, I could see him being a 10+ assist guy eventually.
As of now the top 5 YOUNG pg to me are like this:
1. Deron Williams (i think he has shown enough by posting the 25 and 12 in the first 5 games of the series for the first time since Magic)
2. Chris Paul (he is close to Dwill, but needs to show something in the playofffs)
3. Rajon Rondo (could pick D-rose, but rondo is on contender team, and im a sucker for good defense and rebounding from a PG)
4. Derrick Rose
5. Russell Westbrook ( this was a tough one with all the young guys in the NBA, but hes proved it in the playoffs)

[ckelley015Participant]

i had questions about this kid going into the playoffs, but after watching this series with Atlanta, he will be a top 5 pg in the NBA in 2-3 years. I see him as a guy who will be in the Tony parker mold in which he can get into the paint at will with that nasty AI-like crossover plus he will be a better shooter than Tony parker is now in a couple years. Not to mention, I could see him being a 10+ assist guy eventually.
As of now the top 5 YOUNG pg to me are like this:
1. Deron Williams (i think he has shown enough by posting the 25 and 12 in the first 5 games of the series for the first time since Magic)
2. Chris Paul (he is close to Dwill, but needs to show something in the playofffs)
3. Rajon Rondo (could pick D-rose, but rondo is on contender team, and im a sucker for good defense and rebounding from a PG)
4. Derrick Rose
5. Russell Westbrook ( this was a tough one with all the young guys in the NBA, but hes proved it in the playoffs)

[ckelley015Participant]

i had questions about this kid going into the playoffs, but after watching this series with Atlanta, he will be a top 5 pg in the NBA in 2-3 years. I see him as a guy who will be in the Tony parker mold in which he can get into the paint at will with that nasty AI-like crossover plus he will be a better shooter than Tony parker is now in a couple years. Not to mention, I could see him being a 10+ assist guy eventually.
As of now the top 5 YOUNG pg to me are like this:
1. Deron Williams (i think he has shown enough by posting the 25 and 12 in the first 5 games of the series for the first time since Magic)
2. Chris Paul (he is close to Dwill, but needs to show something in the playofffs)
3. Rajon Rondo (could pick D-rose, but rondo is on contender team, and im a sucker for good defense and rebounding from a PG)
4. Derrick Rose
5. Russell Westbrook ( this was a tough one with all the young guys in the NBA, but hes proved it in the playoffs)

[StF616Participant]

1.Chris Paul – He’s Had Some Nagging Injuries But when he’s healthy he is the Best PG in the Game, Great Court Vision, Good Scorer, A Pretty Good Rebounder, Gets Steals, and a Franchise Player
2.Deron Williams – Great Passer nad a Strong Point Guard, It’s Between him and Paul for the
Top Spot
3.Rajon Rondo – He’s a Pure Point, And he Improvers His game Every Single Year
4.Derrick Rose – He’s already good, and the thing is, he hasnt even reached His Potential Yet
I Expect Him To Be One Of The Best(Top 5) Point Guards in the Game(If he is not already) in a Few Years
5.Russell Westbrook – As Long as he has Kevin Durant and Kevin Durant Has Him. They Will be Good, He Wont be the Star of the Team, But He is Going to be The Sidekick as Pippen Was To Jordan
6.Brandon Jennings – Yes, Brandon Jennings. I know he slowed down the End Of the Year. But He Makes Players Better. He Can Create His Own Shot. And When Hes Hot,, He’s HOT
7.Stephen Curry – Can Score Can Pass Can Rebound , His Numbers Might Be Inflated because he Plays with the warriors, But Even With That, He Produces.
8.Tyreke Evans – He’s a Shooting Guard in his Best but Since he’s on the list..
9.Aaron Brooks – Aaron Brooks has SPEED,Range, Lately, Hes Been Getting More And More of His Teammates Involved. When He Does That, He Will be a Top 10 PG
10. John Wall – I Have Yet To See Him Play in the NBA he could be in the top 5 when i see him Play in the NBA but right now, Top 10 in a Few Years. I see Him as Dwayne Wade as a (Pass-First)Point Guard
11.Jrue Holiday – Young Still, And Has Much To Learn, But as long as he is willing he will Be GOOD
12.Jonny Flynn – Hes a Quick Strong Guard. And He’s Good, But Sometimes Plays to Out Of COntrol, When he Learns to Be More Compoised he will be better
13.Jameer Nelson – I’m Not Really High On Jameers Game, But Since he’s an all-star on a Championship Contending Team.
14.Ty Lawson – A Combination Of Speed And Athleticism, He’s Good but i see him nothing more than a Good Starter
15.Ricky Rubio – Same as J. Wall Not Yet Played, He has he Game where he just sees Open Teammates. And I Love That. But I am Yet To See how he plays in the NBA

[StF616Participant]

1.Chris Paul – He’s Had Some Nagging Injuries But when he’s healthy he is the Best PG in the Game, Great Court Vision, Good Scorer, A Pretty Good Rebounder, Gets Steals, and a Franchise Player
2.Deron Williams – Great Passer nad a Strong Point Guard, It’s Between him and Paul for the
Top Spot
3.Rajon Rondo – He’s a Pure Point, And he Improvers His game Every Single Year
4.Derrick Rose – He’s already good, and the thing is, he hasnt even reached His Potential Yet
I Expect Him To Be One Of The Best(Top 5) Point Guards in the Game(If he is not already) in a Few Years
5.Russell Westbrook – As Long as he has Kevin Durant and Kevin Durant Has Him. They Will be Good, He Wont be the Star of the Team, But He is Going to be The Sidekick as Pippen Was To Jordan
6.Brandon Jennings – Yes, Brandon Jennings. I know he slowed down the End Of the Year. But He Makes Players Better. He Can Create His Own Shot. And When Hes Hot,, He’s HOT
7.Stephen Curry – Can Score Can Pass Can Rebound , His Numbers Might Be Inflated because he Plays with the warriors, But Even With That, He Produces.
8.Tyreke Evans – He’s a Shooting Guard in his Best but Since he’s on the list..
9.Aaron Brooks – Aaron Brooks has SPEED,Range, Lately, Hes Been Getting More And More of His Teammates Involved. When He Does That, He Will be a Top 10 PG
10. John Wall – I Have Yet To See Him Play in the NBA he could be in the top 5 when i see him Play in the NBA but right now, Top 10 in a Few Years. I see Him as Dwayne Wade as a (Pass-First)Point Guard
11.Jrue Holiday – Young Still, And Has Much To Learn, But as long as he is willing he will Be GOOD
12.Jonny Flynn – Hes a Quick Strong Guard. And He’s Good, But Sometimes Plays to Out Of COntrol, When he Learns to Be More Compoised he will be better
13.Jameer Nelson – I’m Not Really High On Jameers Game, But Since he’s an all-star on a Championship Contending Team.
14.Ty Lawson – A Combination Of Speed And Athleticism, He’s Good but i see him nothing more than a Good Starter
15.Ricky Rubio – Same as J. Wall Not Yet Played, He has he Game where he just sees Open Teammates. And I Love That. But I am Yet To See how he plays in the NBA

[StF616Participant]

1.Chris Paul – He’s Had Some Nagging Injuries But when he’s healthy he is the Best PG in the Game, Great Court Vision, Good Scorer, A Pretty Good Rebounder, Gets Steals, and a Franchise Player
2.Deron Williams – Great Passer nad a Strong Point Guard, It’s Between him and Paul for the
Top Spot
3.Rajon Rondo – He’s a Pure Point, And he Improvers His game Every Single Year
4.Derrick Rose – He’s already good, and the thing is, he hasnt even reached His Potential Yet
I Expect Him To Be One Of The Best(Top 5) Point Guards in the Game(If he is not already) in a Few Years
5.Russell Westbrook – As Long as he has Kevin Durant and Kevin Durant Has Him. They Will be Good, He Wont be the Star of the Team, But He is Going to be The Sidekick as Pippen Was To Jordan
6.Brandon Jennings – Yes, Brandon Jennings. I know he slowed down the End Of the Year. But He Makes Players Better. He Can Create His Own Shot. And When Hes Hot,, He’s HOT
7.Stephen Curry – Can Score Can Pass Can Rebound , His Numbers Might Be Inflated because he Plays with the warriors, But Even With That, He Produces.
8.Tyreke Evans – He’s a Shooting Guard in his Best but Since he’s on the list..
9.Aaron Brooks – Aaron Brooks has SPEED,Range, Lately, Hes Been Getting More And More of His Teammates Involved. When He Does That, He Will be a Top 10 PG
10. John Wall – I Have Yet To See Him Play in the NBA he could be in the top 5 when i see him Play in the NBA but right now, Top 10 in a Few Years. I see Him as Dwayne Wade as a (Pass-First)Point Guard
11.Jrue Holiday – Young Still, And Has Much To Learn, But as long as he is willing he will Be GOOD
12.Jonny Flynn – Hes a Quick Strong Guard. And He’s Good, But Sometimes Plays to Out Of COntrol, When he Learns to Be More Compoised he will be better
13.Jameer Nelson – I’m Not Really High On Jameers Game, But Since he’s an all-star on a Championship Contending Team.
14.Ty Lawson – A Combination Of Speed And Athleticism, He’s Good but i see him nothing more than a Good Starter
15.Ricky Rubio – Same as J. Wall Not Yet Played, He has he Game where he just sees Open Teammates. And I Love That. But I am Yet To See how he plays in the NBA

[LawDeeZeeParticipant]

Chris Paul – Able to control the game in multiple ways when healthy, potentially one of the greats of all time at the position
Derron Williams – Strong guard, can shoot, can attack, excellent passer … when it’s all said and done he’ll be called one of the best of his era
Derrick Rose – Lebron James of pg’s … so quick and powerful finishing at the rim, mid-range jumpshot has improved SO MUCH from last year, really an explosive scorer and playmaker
Russel Westbrook – Takes it to the rim strong, mid range game improving, adapting better then anyone thought he would to the pg position and has potential to really forum I dynamic duo with Durant
Tyreke Evans – I’ll put him here for now, but who knows if his future really lies at the pg position – but when Derron Williams says he makes him look small – i’ve got to listen … seems to be able to get anywhere he wants on the floor with excellent size, good finisher, need to improve his jumpshot
Stephen Curry – I’d like to see him play some defense someday, but he’s an excellent shooter and a much better passer then most anticipated — but, is it the system that has him putting up such gaudy numbers?
Rajon Rondo – Good complimentary player, lack of a jumpshot allows his defenders to roam and the fact that he’s such a poor free throw shooter drop him to this position despite his good assist numbers, also I feel his defense is overrated when I watch him at the end of the season it seemed like Rose and Williams were too powerful for him to defend – even heard the great Hubie Brown comment about this weakness of his – great rebounder for a guard though and good quickness
Aaron Brooks – Really carried a Houston team this year that was in dire need of someone stepping up to fill the huge scoring gap left my mcgrady and yao’s absence … unselfish player and great shooter
Brandon Jennings – He can really play, shooting percentage will have to improve but there’s something to be said for leading your team to the playoffs as a rookie at the PG position, not an easy task
Jameer Nelson – Just played probably the best 4 games of his career, but I can’t move him up too high based just off a few performances
Jrue Holiday – I like his game, but his team was awful … I need to see what kind of role he’ll play on a more competetive team first (and where is his college teammate, Darren Collison on the list?)
Johnny Flynn – I’m a syracuse fan, but Flynn definately had an up and down year this year … at times he looked like a legit starting point guard in the NBA and at times he struggled with turnovers it seemed, still an explosive athlete … but needs to be more consistent
John Wall – Haven’t seen him play an NBA game yet
Ricky Rubio – Haven’t seen him play an NBA game yet

[LawDeeZeeParticipant]

Chris Paul – Able to control the game in multiple ways when healthy, potentially one of the greats of all time at the position
Derron Williams – Strong guard, can shoot, can attack, excellent passer … when it’s all said and done he’ll be called one of the best of his era
Derrick Rose – Lebron James of pg’s … so quick and powerful finishing at the rim, mid-range jumpshot has improved SO MUCH from last year, really an explosive scorer and playmaker
Russel Westbrook – Takes it to the rim strong, mid range game improving, adapting better then anyone thought he would to the pg position and has potential to really forum I dynamic duo with Durant
Tyreke Evans – I’ll put him here for now, but who knows if his future really lies at the pg position – but when Derron Williams says he makes him look small – i’ve got to listen … seems to be able to get anywhere he wants on the floor with excellent size, good finisher, need to improve his jumpshot
Stephen Curry – I’d like to see him play some defense someday, but he’s an excellent shooter and a much better passer then most anticipated — but, is it the system that has him putting up such gaudy numbers?
Rajon Rondo – Good complimentary player, lack of a jumpshot allows his defenders to roam and the fact that he’s such a poor free throw shooter drop him to this position despite his good assist numbers, also I feel his defense is overrated when I watch him at the end of the season it seemed like Rose and Williams were too powerful for him to defend – even heard the great Hubie Brown comment about this weakness of his – great rebounder for a guard though and good quickness
Aaron Brooks – Really carried a Houston team this year that was in dire need of someone stepping up to fill the huge scoring gap left my mcgrady and yao’s absence … unselfish player and great shooter
Brandon Jennings – He can really play, shooting percentage will have to improve but there’s something to be said for leading your team to the playoffs as a rookie at the PG position, not an easy task
Jameer Nelson – Just played probably the best 4 games of his career, but I can’t move him up too high based just off a few performances
Jrue Holiday – I like his game, but his team was awful … I need to see what kind of role he’ll play on a more competetive team first (and where is his college teammate, Darren Collison on the list?)
Johnny Flynn – I’m a syracuse fan, but Flynn definately had an up and down year this year … at times he looked like a legit starting point guard in the NBA and at times he struggled with turnovers it seemed, still an explosive athlete … but needs to be more consistent
John Wall – Haven’t seen him play an NBA game yet
Ricky Rubio – Haven’t seen him play an NBA game yet

[LawDeeZeeParticipant]

Chris Paul – Able to control the game in multiple ways when healthy, potentially one of the greats of all time at the position
Derron Williams – Strong guard, can shoot, can attack, excellent passer … when it’s all said and done he’ll be called one of the best of his era
Derrick Rose – Lebron James of pg’s … so quick and powerful finishing at the rim, mid-range jumpshot has improved SO MUCH from last year, really an explosive scorer and playmaker
Russel Westbrook – Takes it to the rim strong, mid range game improving, adapting better then anyone thought he would to the pg position and has potential to really forum I dynamic duo with Durant
Tyreke Evans – I’ll put him here for now, but who knows if his future really lies at the pg position – but when Derron Williams says he makes him look small – i’ve got to listen … seems to be able to get anywhere he wants on the floor with excellent size, good finisher, need to improve his jumpshot
Stephen Curry – I’d like to see him play some defense someday, but he’s an excellent shooter and a much better passer then most anticipated — but, is it the system that has him putting up such gaudy numbers?
Rajon Rondo – Good complimentary player, lack of a jumpshot allows his defenders to roam and the fact that he’s such a poor free throw shooter drop him to this position despite his good assist numbers, also I feel his defense is overrated when I watch him at the end of the season it seemed like Rose and Williams were too powerful for him to defend – even heard the great Hubie Brown comment about this weakness of his – great rebounder for a guard though and good quickness
Aaron Brooks – Really carried a Houston team this year that was in dire need of someone stepping up to fill the huge scoring gap left my mcgrady and yao’s absence … unselfish player and great shooter
Brandon Jennings – He can really play, shooting percentage will have to improve but there’s something to be said for leading your team to the playoffs as a rookie at the PG position, not an easy task
Jameer Nelson – Just played probably the best 4 games of his career, but I can’t move him up too high based just off a few performances
Jrue Holiday – I like his game, but his team was awful … I need to see what kind of role he’ll play on a more competetive team first (and where is his college teammate, Darren Collison on the list?)
Johnny Flynn – I’m a syracuse fan, but Flynn definately had an up and down year this year … at times he looked like a legit starting point guard in the NBA and at times he struggled with turnovers it seemed, still an explosive athlete … but needs to be more consistent
John Wall – Haven’t seen him play an NBA game yet
Ricky Rubio – Haven’t seen him play an NBA game yet

[dolla130Participant]

Deron Williams1
Chris Paul3
Rajon Rando6
Derrick Rose2
Tyreke Evans not a pg so why do people keep puttin in that category
Stephen Curry7
Russell Westbrook4
Brandon Jennings5
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson9
Ty Lawson8
Johnny Flynn10
Jrue Holiday undersized 2
John Wall gotta wait and see
Ricky Rubio

[dolla130Participant]

Deron Williams1
Chris Paul3
Rajon Rando6
Derrick Rose2
Tyreke Evans not a pg so why do people keep puttin in that category
Stephen Curry7
Russell Westbrook4
Brandon Jennings5
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson9
Ty Lawson8
Johnny Flynn10
Jrue Holiday undersized 2
John Wall gotta wait and see
Ricky Rubio

[dolla130Participant]

Deron Williams1
Chris Paul3
Rajon Rando6
Derrick Rose2
Tyreke Evans not a pg so why do people keep puttin in that category
Stephen Curry7
Russell Westbrook4
Brandon Jennings5
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson9
Ty Lawson8
Johnny Flynn10
Jrue Holiday undersized 2
John Wall gotta wait and see
Ricky Rubio

[dolla130Participant]

Deron Williams1
Chris Paul3
Rajon Rando6
Derrick Rose2
Tyreke Evans not a pg so why do people keep puttin in that category
Stephen Curry7
Russell Westbrook4
Brandon Jennings5
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson9
Ty Lawson8
Johnny Flynn10
Jrue Holiday undersized 2
John Wall gotta wait and see
Ricky Rubio

[dolla130Participant]

Deron Williams1
Chris Paul3
Rajon Rando6
Derrick Rose2
Tyreke Evans not a pg so why do people keep puttin in that category
Stephen Curry7
Russell Westbrook4
Brandon Jennings5
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson9
Ty Lawson8
Johnny Flynn10
Jrue Holiday undersized 2
John Wall gotta wait and see
Ricky Rubio

[dolla130Participant]

Deron Williams1
Chris Paul3
Rajon Rando6
Derrick Rose2
Tyreke Evans not a pg so why do people keep puttin in that category
Stephen Curry7
Russell Westbrook4
Brandon Jennings5
Aaron Brooks
Jameer Nelson9
Ty Lawson8
Johnny Flynn10
Jrue Holiday undersized 2
John Wall gotta wait and see
Ricky Rubio

[DaleoParticipant]

Chris Paul
Deron Williams
Derrick Rose
Rajon Rondo
Russel Westbrook
Tyreke Evans (not really a pointguard though..)
Stephen Curry
Brandon Jennings
Jameer Nelson
Aaron Brooks
Ty Lawson
Johnny Flynn
Jrue Holiday
John Wall
Ricky Rubio

[DaleoParticipant]

Chris Paul
Deron Williams
Derrick Rose
Rajon Rondo
Russel Westbrook
Tyreke Evans (not really a pointguard though..)
Stephen Curry
Brandon Jennings
Jameer Nelson
Aaron Brooks
Ty Lawson
Johnny Flynn
Jrue Holiday
John Wall
Ricky Rubio

[DaleoParticipant]

Chris Paul
Deron Williams
Derrick Rose
Rajon Rondo
Russel Westbrook
Tyreke Evans (not really a pointguard though..)
Stephen Curry
Brandon Jennings
Jameer Nelson
Aaron Brooks
Ty Lawson
Johnny Flynn
Jrue Holiday
John Wall
Ricky Rubio

[Screech PowersParticipant]

When its all said and done, this is how I think people will view the careers of each player
1. Deron Williams
2. Chris Paul
3. Derrick Rose
4. Russell Westbrook
5. Stephen Curry
6. Tyreke Evans
7. Brandon Jennings
8. Rajon Rondo
9. Jameer Nelson
10. Aaron Brooks

[Screech PowersParticipant]

When its all said and done, this is how I think people will view the careers of each player
1. Deron Williams
2. Chris Paul
3. Derrick Rose
4. Russell Westbrook
5. Stephen Curry
6. Tyreke Evans
7. Brandon Jennings
8. Rajon Rondo
9. Jameer Nelson
10. Aaron Brooks

[Screech PowersParticipant]

When its all said and done, this is how I think people will view the careers of each player
1. Deron Williams
2. Chris Paul
3. Derrick Rose
4. Russell Westbrook
5. Stephen Curry
6. Tyreke Evans
7. Brandon Jennings
8. Rajon Rondo
9. Jameer Nelson
10. Aaron Brooks

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