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As it stands right now, who do you have in the bottom five?

Elfrid Payton

List Elfrid Payton 5 times.

He must have incriminating photos of Scott Perry.

in no order

Elfrid Payton
Pat Bev or Reggie Jackson idk who starts for them
Ricky Rubio
Coby White
Whoever starts for Orlando

Ice Trae wrote:in no order

Elfrid Payton
Pat Bev or Reggie Jackson idk who starts for them
Ricky Rubio
Coby White
Whoever starts for Orlando

White doesn't start anymore, Sato does. He doesn't put up big numbers but is very rock solid. Might be on his way to the 50/40/90 club.

By far the most overrated position in the sport. Having a great PG almost guarantees you're not a contender.

Kemba is probably in the bottom five at this point unfortunately

DaPessimist wrote:By far the most overrated position in the sport. Having a great PG almost guarantees you're not a contender.

Curry, Luka and Dame are 3 of the top 5 point guards and have nowhere near the help to be a contender. You claim to be a Warriors fan, so I question how you can have this take.

elf
theo
j. mcghl/rubio
reggie jack
saben lee

BoatsNZones wrote:

DaPessimist wrote:By far the most overrated position in the sport. Having a great PG almost guarantees you're not a contender.

Curry, Luka and Dame are 3 of the top 5 point guards and have nowhere near the help to be a contender. You claim to be a Warriors fan, so I question how you can have this take.

That’s the point. Having a great PG means nothing unless you have a stacked team around him. It has always been an overrated position. You can’t win a championship if a PG is your best player unless he’s 6’9” like Magic Johnson.

It’s not so much about the position is overrated that you can’t win a title if your best player is under 6’5”.

draftnightsuit wrote:

BoatsNZones wrote:

DaPessimist wrote:By far the most overrated position in the sport. Having a great PG almost guarantees you're not a contender.

Curry, Luka and Dame are 3 of the top 5 point guards and have nowhere near the help to be a contender. You claim to be a Warriors fan, so I question how you can have this take.

That’s the point. Having a great PG means nothing unless you have a stacked team around him. It has always been an overrated position. You can’t win a championship if a PG is your best player unless he’s 6’9” like Magic Johnson.

It’s not so much about the position is overrated that you can’t win a title if your best player is under 6’5”.

But the Warriors did win a title with their best player being under 6' 5", and the OP is an apparent Warriors fan so you'd think they'd know that.

So sad to state my main Rubio has been trash all year. Washed at age 30, maybe the fact he played PRO since 14 had something to do with it.

Elf
Whoever starts for the Wolves
Reg
RJ Hampton
Delon

OKC, DET, NY, ORL and maybe LAC

CIN-C-STAR wrote:

draftnightsuit wrote:

BoatsNZones wrote:Curry, Luka and Dame are 3 of the top 5 point guards and have nowhere near the help to be a contender. You claim to be a Warriors fan, so I question how you can have this take.

That’s the point. Having a great PG means nothing unless you have a stacked team around him. It has always been an overrated position. You can’t win a championship if a PG is your best player unless he’s 6’9” like Magic Johnson.

It’s not so much about the position is overrated that you can’t win a title if your best player is under 6’5”.

But the Warriors did win a title with their best player being under 6' 5", and the OP is an apparent Warriors fan so you'd think they'd know that.

The Warriors never won a championship with their best player being under 6’5”. How many Finals MVPs does Curry have?

A great big or wing can carry you to a title. A great PG is useless without multiple all-stars around him.

draftnightsuit wrote:

CIN-C-STAR wrote:

draftnightsuit wrote:
That’s the point. Having a great PG means nothing unless you have a stacked team around him. It has always been an overrated position. You can’t win a championship if a PG is your best player unless he’s 6’9” like Magic Johnson.

It’s not so much about the position is overrated that you can’t win a title if your best player is under 6’5”.

But the Warriors did win a title with their best player being under 6' 5", and the OP is an apparent Warriors fan so you'd think they'd know that.

The Warriors never won a championship with their best player being under 6’5”. How many Finals MVPs does Curry have?

A great big or wing can carry you to a title. A great PG is useless without multiple all-stars around him.

I mean Draymond and Klay are both 6'5" so basically on that cut-off. So sure they needed taller role players but really no team wouldn't.

Elfrid payton is the worse

jordanwilliams6 wrote:

Ice Trae wrote:in no order

Elfrid Payton
Pat Bev or Reggie Jackson idk who starts for them
Ricky Rubio
Coby White
Whoever starts for Orlando

White doesn't start anymore, Sato does. He doesn't put up big numbers but is very rock solid. Might be on his way to the 50/40/90 club.

But oh man when Coby did start. He would challenge Payton for the crown.

draftnightsuit wrote:

CIN-C-STAR wrote:

draftnightsuit wrote:
That’s the point. Having a great PG means nothing unless you have a stacked team around him. It has always been an overrated position. You can’t win a championship if a PG is your best player unless he’s 6’9” like Magic Johnson.

It’s not so much about the position is overrated that you can’t win a title if your best player is under 6’5”.

But the Warriors did win a title with their best player being under 6' 5", and the OP is an apparent Warriors fan so you'd think they'd know that.

The Warriors never won a championship with their best player being under 6’5”. How many Finals MVPs does Curry have?

A great big or wing can carry you to a title. A great PG is useless without multiple all-stars around him.

Yeah, not taking this one.

DaPessimist wrote:By far the most overrated position in the sport. Having a great PG almost guarantees you're not a contender.

Not having a great PG almost guarantees you're not a contender, too. It's almost as if you need great players at multiple positions to have a shot at the championship.