Top 10 NBA Point Guard's of All Time

• pub­lished: 11 Oct 2015
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A count­down of the top 10 NBA point guards of all time. Pa­ram­e­ters and hon­or­able men­tion slots for this list can be found below. Ex­pla­na­tions are in the com­ment sec­tion. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For a play­er to count as a point guard, they must have to be list­ed as a point guard for more games than any other po­si­tion. This in­cludes combo guards like Jerry West since was in the ros­ter list­ed at hav­ing 820 games as a point guard and only 112 games as a shoot­ing guard. Here are some play­ers who also some­times played point guard but are not on the list since they did not play the most games as a point guard: 1) Allen Iver­son 2) Dwyane Wade ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hon­or­able Men­tion Point Guard's: 11. Bob Cousy 12. Walt Fra­zier 13. Stephen Curry 14. Nate Archibald 15. Tim Hard­away 16. Penny Hard­away 17. Den­nis John­son 18. Tony Park­er 19. Rus­sell West­brook 20. Mark Price 21. Chauncey Billups 22. Lenny Wilkens 23. Mau­rice Cheeks 24. Mark Jack­son 25. Der­rick Rose 26. Sam Cas­sell 27. Jo Jo White 28. Dave Bing 29. Calvin Mur­phy 30. Rajon Rondo 31. Mook­ie Blay­lock 32. Terell Bran­don 33. Andre Miller 34. Fat Lever 35. Terry Porter 36. Baron Davis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About NBA Count­down: NBA Count­down pro­vides opin­ion­at­ed lists of many dif­fer­ent NBA Play­ers top plays as well as other lists re­lat­ing to the NBA or the game of bas­ket­ball. I strive to cre­ate a a fair and un­bi­ased list of plays but at the same time, ev­ery­one has their own opin­ion on lists and no opin­ion is right or wrong. I judge plays based on the con­text of the sit­u­a­tion, the over­all dif­fi­cul­ty, and how aes­thet­i­cal­ly pleas­ing the play is. Per­for­mances are not count­ed as 'plays'. This means that Kobe Bryant's 81 point game, Wilt Cham­ber­lains 100 point game would not be list­ed on the top 10 ca­reer plays list. It is worth men­tion­ing that there is no sin­gle def­i­ni­tion of a 'play'. For ex­am­ple, if some­one made a nice block on de­fense then im­me­di­ate­ly drove down the court and pos­ter­ized some­one, would that be a sin­gle play? Or would the block and the dunk be two seper­ate plays? I try to not throw in things that are more per­for­mance re­lat­ed rather than plays, but some­times the 'play' is the over­all mo­ment of some­thing. It's just too hard to de­fine plays but I try my best to make that dif­fer­en­ti­a­tion when I make these count­downs. Be sure to sub­scribe if you like our lists and want to see more. Also, com­ment on what play­er's top 10 you want to see next! If you like what you see on this chan­nel, be sure and check out NFL Count­down: https://​www.​youtube.​com/​channel/​UCEbWyyc0SBNVBN2JQrek6ZA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Song: XV - Awe­some (in­stru­men­tal) *This video is in­tend­ed for the sole pur­pose of en­ter­tain­ment. Cred­it is ex­tend­ed to the work of oth­ers rep­re­sent­ed here. No copy­right in­fringe­ment is in­tend­ed and no prof­it is being made. All copy­rights re­served to the orig­i­nal owner.*