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(#8) Pete Maravich
- Utah Jazz, Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, New Orleans Jazz
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(#18) Bob Cousy
- Cincinnati Royals, Boston Celtics
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(#6) John Stockton
- Utah Jazz
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(#44) Kyle Lowry
- Memphis Grizzlies, Toronto Raptors
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(#19) Tony Parker
- San Antonio Spurs, Charlotte Hornets
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(#12) Damian Lillard
- Portland Trail Blazers
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The point guard always plays the role of directing teammates' offense on the court. Point guards need to use accurate and fast passes, and creating opportunities for teammates to score is their top priority. Almost all offenses are initiated from point guards, and point guards are called the No. 1 player in tactical use. Generally, point guards are the smallest players in the team's lineup who with the best ball-handling ability and the strongest assist ability.
Point guards can be regarded as leaders. They need to master the offensive time and game time on both sides of the game and control the rhythm of the game. Welcome to check the generator to know more about the 150 best point guards in NBA history.
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