PG under Kidd?

[DickCunningham]

so what do you think the Bucks would value Rondo at for as trade?

We might be persuaded to let go of O.J. Mayo.

[Elrod is Back]

Thanks for the feedback.

[PackAttack9]

So how important is a PG for an NBA champion? Here's a list of recent winners with their PG and stars (after MJ years):

1999 - Spurs, PG = Avery Johnson, stars: Duncan & Robinson
2000 - Lakers, PG = Ron Harper, stars: Kobe & Shaq
2001 - Lakers, PG = Derek Fisher, stars: Kobe & Shaq
2002 - Lakers, PG = Derek Fisher, stars: Kobe & Shaq
2003 - Spurs, PG = Tony Parker, stars: Duncan & Robinson
2004 - Pistons, PG = Chauncey Billups, stars: ...
2005 - Spurs, PG = Tony Parker, stars: Duncan & Ginobili
2006 - Miami, PG = Jason Williams, stars: DWade & Shaq
2007 - Spurs, PG = Tony Parker, star: Francisco Elson
2008 - Celtics, PG = Rajon Rondo, stars: Pierce, Garnett & RayRay
2009 - Lakers, PG = Derek Fisher, stars: Kobe & Pau
2010 - Lakers, PG = Derek Fisher, stars: Kobe & Pau
2011 - Dallas, PG = HC, star: Dirk
2012 - Miami, PG = Mario Chalmers, stars: LBJ, DWade & Bosh
2013 - Miami, PG = Mario Chalmers, stars: LBJ, DWade & Bosh
2014 - Spurs, PG = Tony Parker, stars: Duncan & Kawhi Leonard

Basically only 6 times in the last 15 years has the 'traditional' PG been one of the 3 best players on the winning team.
Spurs (Parker) - 4
Pistons (Billups) - 1
Mavs (Kidd) - 1

So although a traditional PG can be a contributing player he doesn't have to be the best player, and usually isn't.