Among the top five point guards in the league history, Nash is only ranked fourth, and the top spot is indisputable.

Old fans who are familiar with the NBA know that the 1990 s was the most wonderful era of the NBA. At that time, there was not only Michael Jordan's road to becoming a god, but also the infighting of the four centers, which made the fans at that time miss it to this day. But now the game style of the league has undergone earth-shaking changes. At the beginning, the team paid attention to the position attack and slow pace, and it is bound to be a sieve in the current basketball theoretical system. Now all the teams are playing small balls. The following problem is that the traditional center is no longer suitable for modern basketball, and the position of point guard has become the soul of the team. So what is the ranking of point guards in the history of the league? Nash ranked fourth in this list and deserved to be elected as the first point guard.

stockton

There are many excellent players in the position of point guard. As a traditional and classic defender, stockton is a model for all defenders. At that time, he was one of the most famous black and white teams in NBA history. Although he unfortunately didn't win the championship, his strength is beyond doubt. Stockton assists the champion for nine years in a row, and the total number of assists in his career is 15086, which is unforgettable for future generations. This record is also regarded as one of the most difficult records in NBA history, so stockton ranks fifth.

Nash

Nash, the son of the wind, was the idol of many people when they were young. Nash's passing is perhaps the most imaginative of all the ball control. He can always transfer the basketball in his hand to the teammate with the best offensive position in the most gorgeous way. Nash also reached the peak of his career in the sun period. At that time, the running and bombing tactics were also regarded as the embryonic form of the current small ball storm. The most commendable thing is that Nash won an MVP that year, which shows how terrible Nash was at that time.

Iverson

Iverson is the third point guard. In fact, many fans have a misunderstanding that Iverson is a shooting guard. But in fact, Iverson has been playing point guard for most of his career, and his super scoring ability is not a point guard. Iverson's greatness lies in that he was elected as the No.1 pick in the NBA as an ordinary person, and in 200 1 season, he led his team to the finals to challenge the Lakers, and even won the first away game. Iverson's influence and personal strength are beyond doubt, and there is nothing wrong with putting him in this position.

Curry dishes

The position of the second point guard belongs to Curry. Curry is an epoch-making player, and the small ball storm prevailing in the league today is popular because of Curry's appearance. Curry is so strong because his outside scoring ability is close to abnormal condition. Whether he attacks with the ball or runs without the ball, he can make his opponent hard to prevent. As a meritorious figure of the Warrior Dynasty, his three championships speak for themselves, so Curry is now a well-deserved second point guard in history.

Johnson

I believe many people have guessed that the first position belongs to Magic Johnson. Indeed, the magician can also be called an epoch-making player. His battle with larry bird brought the NBA to its first peak. As a player, the magician also won all the honors that a player can get, five championships, three MVPs in the regular season, countless assists and the best team. Johnson is the first point guard!