SGA's Place in the Modern PG Hierarchy
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Let's look at all point guards since 2000, we'll consider Harden-SGA-Luka as point guards for the discussion.
Where does SGA's peak rank among the following guys?
Steph Curry
Chris Paul
Steve Nash
Luka Doncic
James Harden
Jason Kidd
Russell Westbrook
Damian Lillard
Chauncey Billups
Derrick Rose
Kyrie Irving
Tony Parker
Deron Williams
Where does SGA's peak rank among the following guys?
Steph Curry
Chris Paul
Steve Nash
Luka Doncic
James Harden
Jason Kidd
Russell Westbrook
Damian Lillard
Chauncey Billups
Derrick Rose
Kyrie Irving
Tony Parker
Deron Williams
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Steph Curry
<--- Shai is around here
Steve Nash
Chris Paul
James Harden
Luka Doncic
Russell Westbrook
<--- Shai's current playoff run is probably around here
Jason Kidd
Derrick Rose
Deron Williams
Damien Lillard
Kyrie Irving
Chauncey Billups
Tony Parker
<--- Shai is around here
Steve Nash
Chris Paul
James Harden
Luka Doncic
Russell Westbrook
<--- Shai's current playoff run is probably around here
Jason Kidd
Derrick Rose
Deron Williams
Damien Lillard
Kyrie Irving
Chauncey Billups
Tony Parker
This place is a cesspool of mindless ineptitude, mental decrepitude, and intellectual lassitude. I refuse to be sucked any deeper into this whirlpool of groupthink sewage. My opinions have been expressed. I'm going to go take a shower.
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If his rs play translates he's at the top peak-wise.
its my last message in this thread, but I just admit, that all the people, casual and analytical minds, more or less have consencus who has the weight of a rubberized duck. And its not JaivLLLL
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Steph Curry
Steve Nash
Chris Paul
Russell Westbrook /James Harden
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander / Luka Doncic
Tony Parker
Jason Kidd
Kyrie Irving
Derrick Rose
Damian Lillard
Chauncey Billups
Deron Williams
Steve Nash
Chris Paul
Russell Westbrook /James Harden
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander / Luka Doncic
Tony Parker
Jason Kidd
Kyrie Irving
Derrick Rose
Damian Lillard
Chauncey Billups
Deron Williams
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Roughly, I'd go...
Curry
SGA
CP3
Nash
Luka
Kidd
Harden
Lillard
Russ
Rose
Deron
Kyrie
Chauncey
Parker
(to be clear I'm talking peak, not career)
Curry
SGA
CP3
Nash
Luka
Kidd
Harden
Lillard
Russ
Rose
Deron
Kyrie
Chauncey
Parker
(to be clear I'm talking peak, not career)
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Has to do more to be above Luka's finals run or his wcf run. Has no excuse really if his peak is going to be 2nd to Steph's since he's on a mostly healthy 68 win team. So if he can't get them at least to the finals(and really a title if the Knicks knock off Boston) then he can't be above Luka imo.
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Cavsfansince84 wrote:Has to do more to be above Luka's finals run or his wcf run. Has no excuse really if his peak is going to be 2nd to Steph's since he's on a mostly healthy 68 win team. So if he can't get them at least to the finals(and really a title if the Knicks knock off Boston) then he can't be above Luka imo.
Very confused what Steph did to earn immunity here.
its my last message in this thread, but I just admit, that all the people, casual and analytical minds, more or less have consencus who has the weight of a rubberized duck. And its not JaivLLLL
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This is massively premature unless you're talking RS only.
If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention.
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Outside wrote:This is massively premature unless you're talking RS only.
The question? You can include him as high as you want or as low as you want. He's already got an MVP season. That's more than enough in order to compare him to the other guys
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He couldn't be in my top 5 until further notice. He's on probation.
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Rough playoffs so far.
He was clearly better last year in the playoffs.
He was clearly better last year in the playoffs.
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I don't think he has the accolades to be put over all-time-greats at the position, he just hasn't done enough to belong.
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He is below Harden if he loses this playoff series. This is Harden-level playoff dropping except with a much, much better team around him than James had. Disgusted by his play this playoffs. Absolutely disgusted. His poor processing and limited playmaking being exposed heavily: the way he reads defenses and breaks down coverages are not that of a true PG.
Every possession is either a) dribble the air out of the ball, create meh separation, take tentative step back mid range jumper or b) get flummoxed by help defense and make a super safe pass to a bad shooter for a 3.
This is not elite PG play.
Every possession is either a) dribble the air out of the ball, create meh separation, take tentative step back mid range jumper or b) get flummoxed by help defense and make a super safe pass to a bad shooter for a 3.
This is not elite PG play.
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He’s only played seven playoff games so far, and in four of them he’s shot in the 30s percentage wise—that’s insane. That’s some Harden-type stuff.
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GeorgeMarcus wrote:Roughly, I'd go...
Curry
SGA
CP3
Nash
Luka
Kidd
Harden
Lillard
Russ
Rose
Deron
Kyrie
Chauncey
Parker
(to be clear I'm talking peak, not career)
Peak RS for sure not playoffs.
Sometime we will have to admit, his game is not exactly built for playoffs. He had numbers against Mavs last year only because their game plan was defending him 1 on 1 and limit others. If he goes out, being #1 in RS, in round 2 again...