I love how McCain does what Pritchard is doing, and people are calling his the next Steph, but Pritchard who's lighting the league up is getting questioned in this thread by dudes wondering if he can guard swing players

Guys, what PG is adequately guarding wings in todays NBA? The value of a player now is based purely on how they contribute to offense first, and PP is doing a fantastic job.
Baring injuries, he essentially has the 6MotY locked up, and we should be celebrating that. I was doing backflips when the Celtic's drafted Pritchard, loved him at Oregon, and loved him in the tourney. I expected him to be a solid 10-3-4 pg off the bench that settled the offense and ran plays the coach wanted, similar to dudes in the past like Chalmers, Joseph, and Alston. What he's doing now is something I never expected.
It's crazy, because a part of me thinks that after making those 2 huge half court shots, got all that love, and the entire world knowing him now as the guy that just lets it rip, he has a confidence that is on cloud 9. Crazy how cementing yourself in history can do that to a guy.
I think Pritchard is easily the best backup point in the league right now, and could honestly start for a lot of teams. Real question, what seperates him from guys like Poole, Cam, and DLo? I would argue he's better than those guys given he's a better rebounder, passer, defender, and can actually run a functional NBA offense.
Pritchard is good, and think he's one of the best of the batch of 6'2 scoring guards we have right now.
So happy we signed him up, and he will be a legend in Boston forever because of it. Fans love him here