The Best Point Guards In NBA History

The Best Point Guards In NBA History


Seattle On Tap Edit

NBA PGs are the floor general that run the team. They are the heart and soul and many time the leaders of the team. Here are the top 25 best PGs in NBA history.

25. Baron Davis


Seattle On Tap Edit

He was an underrated blend of power and flash. He could dunk on centers and was a human highlight reel.

24. Penny Hardaway


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

Injuries robbed him of a long peak. But Penny Hardaway on the magic was a big flashy PG and a nightmare matchup.

23. Kyle Lowry


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He is gritty and a NBA champion. He became the heart of the Toronto Raptors.

22. Deron Williams


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

Before injuries and a swift decline he was an ALL-NBA PG and a force for the Utah Jazz. 

21. Mark Price


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He was one of the most underrated guards of the 90s. He was a deadly shooter and a pick and roll expert.

20. Derrick Rose


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

Youngest MVP in NBA history. He was electric before a devastating torn ACL.

19. Tim Hardaway


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

Crossover king and legend of "Run TMC". He was a dynamic scorer and had elite swagger.

18. Nate Archibald


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He's only player to lead the NBA in scoring and assists in same season. He was a slick lefty with amazing speed.

17. Lenny Wilkens


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

Hall of fame player and coach. He was crafty and a 9x All-Star who was an intelligent player with control.

16. Chauncey Billups


The Sports On Tap Edit

He was called Mr Big Shot for a reason. He was the steady hand behind the 2004 Pistons title.

15. Kyrie Irving


Seattle On Tap/ Bio

He was one of the most skilled ball-handlers and shot makers of all time. He might have some drama here and there but there is no doubt about his talent.

14. Tony Parker


Seattle On Tap Edit

He was a four time NBA champion. And he won finals MVP. He was known for speed and playoff composure.

13. Russell Westbrook


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He averaged a triple double for a whole season for the first time since Oscar Robertson. He also won an MVP.

12. Damian Lillard


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

Dame Time is real. One of the greatest deep shooters of all time and had the clutch genes.

11. Bob Cousy


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He was the original flashy passer. He was the face of the Boston Celtics before Bill Russell arrived.

10. Gary Payton


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

The Glove was a Seattle staple. He was defensive menace and one of the only PGs to ever win the DPOY. He was a 9x All-Star and was known for his trash talking too.

9. Walt "Clyde" Frazier


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

Known for his defense and clutch plays. He helped lead the Knicks to their only two NBA championships.

8. Steve Nash


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He won back to back MVPs with amazing vision and shooting. He was the ring leader of the 7 seconds or less Suns.

7. Jason Kidd


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

A triple double machine. He won a ring finally in Dallas in 2011. He later went on to become a head coach.

6. Chris Paul 


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

CP3 is the ultimate floor general. He combines elite passing, defense and leadership. He's been an All-NBA force for decades.

5. John Stockton


The Sports On Tap Edit

The All-Time leader in assists and steals. Stockton is the definition of consistency. 

4. Isiah Thomas


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He was a fearless leader and a clutch performer. He helped lead the "Bad Boy" Pistons to back to back NBA titles.

3. Oscar Robertson


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

The Big O was the original triple double machine. He had a unique mix of scoring, rebounding and play-making.

2. Steph Curry 


Seattle On Tap Edit/ MLB.com

He is technically a combo guard. He redefined the position. The greatest shooter of all time. 4x NBA Champ and 2X MVP.

1. Magic Johnson


The Sports On Tap Edit

The greatest PG of all time. He was a 5x NBA champion and 3x MVP. He was the engine behind the "Showtime" Lakers.

Back to blog

Leave a comment