I decided to write this article partially in response to some of the other articles I've read ranking players in the NBA. I choose to start out with the starting point of the offense and defense, and (usually) the most diminutive guy on the court as well as (sometimes) the most important one.
Of course, none of these lists are definitive, they are all subject to change, and they do not represent the opinion of the NBA, it's teams, players, or affiliates.
With that said, I have a simple basis for ranking these guys. If I were starting up a franchise today and had no idea what other players would be on the team, the point guards I would choose would be as follows (assuming availability).
I am excluding rookies because they are rather unpredictable, though I think Derrick Rose would probably be somewhere in the top ten or fifteen at this point.
1. Chris Paul - 6'0" Age: 23
Paul is a unique player. Aside from being able to move seemingly effortlessly pretty much wherever he wants on the floor, he is the definition of athleticism. At six feet, this fact is verified every time he rises over a bigger man to jam it in his face.
There are also very few guys that are able to see the open man and create space for their teammates by causing havoc and drawing a second defender away from the man he is reading himself to pass to. He also does not do overly complicated and fancy things on defense. He does do them, but not to such an unnecessary degree as to disrupt the flow of the offense.
If you were lucky enough to have drafted him in fantasy basketball last year, you know that he should have been strongly considered for MVP. If you saw him play last year, you should know this, too.
2. Rajon Rondo 6’1” Age: 22
Rondo might not crack some people’s top five when considering the best point guards in the league, but this reflects my stated purpose of this article: to identify the best point guard to build around.
Rondo has proven his many doubters wrong this past season with a championship ring. Many basketball commentators assumed he would be unable to shoulder the load of playing with three all-time greats, but he pulled it off magnificently.
This underscores one of the most important roles a point guard can fulfill: leading a team in harmonious coexistence.
Rondo not only stayed cool under pressure and maintained a level of mental intensity usually attained only by veterans, he was also able to perform many of the physical point guard duties that were his biggest question mark going into last season.
If he can maintain his cat-like reflexes on defense, nice finishing around the basket, smart decision-making on offense, Bob Cousy cradle fakes, three point consistency remains his main obstacle in becoming a truly elite nba player.
50 comments Last one added 8 months ago — Leave a Comment
O'Dell Isaac II 10 months ago
Come on, Nate. You can't really believe that Rajon Rondo is better than Deron Williams. And you've got Baron Davis ranked WAY too low. And Steve Nash just one notch above Sebastian Telfair?
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
Yes, I do think Rondo is barely more valuable as a building block considering Williams has two years on him. I really would like to put B. Diddy about five spots fewer because he's among my favorite players but I think he could well break down in the time the rest of the team was developing cohesion and unity. Perhaps this is a weakness, but I would draft young if I were starting up a new team so they have a bigger window to learn to play together. Thanks for the comments.
Edit Comment Cancel
Paul Nuzzi 10 months ago
Why exactly is Chris Duhon heads and tales above Sebastian Telfair? Can Duhon break down the defense off the dribble? Can he finish at all. Can he get his own shot with 5 sec. left on the shot clock?
If he was playing for a Larry Brown team, I think Duhon would do well.. he won't shoot the passing lanes, will get the ball to scorers, etc.. but as far as pure point guard skills.. no way!
Duhon should be 26 on this 25 man list!
Where is Delonte West?.. I would put Nate Robinson on this list before Duhon!
(Can you tell I'm not Happy that NYK are investing their future in CD!)
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
After rereading my article, I have a few revisions I wish I had made (isn't that always the way). I think you're right that I overrated Duhon a bit. I probably should have put him about 6 spots down. Mo Williams definitely belongs higher than Duhon. Delonte West would be up there, but he's more of a combo guard. Same thing with Nate Robinson. They are both spectacular small guys who play like shooting guards. I will probably make that list soon. Good comments overall.
Also, what was I thinking completely forgetting about Devin Harris. I would have thrown him in there in the mix between 6-12, all of whom I think are very close in talent.
Edit Comment Cancel
Mike Piccolo 10 months ago
Yo Nate, you really need to look at those numbers again. I wonder if you actually watched any of these guys play before. WOW is all I can say about this list...
Edit Comment Cancel
Don Wayne 10 months ago
First of all, kudos for writing this article. You have to know that any kind of subjective ranking (for virtually anything) is going to bring out all the second-guessers...like me.
I can live with much of what you have here...I'd move a couple guys up a bit and a couple down a bit, but Nash at #24? Garbage? That's where you and I completely part ways. Nash is still a very good point guard, even at his age. Offensively he can take over a game. You have maybe 4 other guards on this list who can do that. Defensively he's not that bad. Granted he sometimes gets beat on the penetration, but do many PGs on this list - the difference is that most of them have someone in the middle to help out. The Suns aren't particularly known for their "D". But his offensive game more than makes up for any defensive liabillities. I'd take Nash somewhere around #5-#7. No way do I put him at #24. That's insane.
Edit Comment Cancel
Marcel Mansour 10 months ago
This is the worst article I have ever read in my life. Rando would barely make the top 25 of a list by someone that actually knows something about basketball. Williams likes to score more than pass? Are u kidding me? He averages only 1 less assist than Paul and doesn't have as good as a supporting cast and plays in a much slower offense.
Edit Comment Cancel
Justin Doubleday 10 months ago
Rondo would make the top 15 of most lists dude. Just because the guy who wrote this article overrated Rondo, don't you go underrating him.
Edit Comment Cancel
Chef from Chicago 10 months ago
First Nate, no way Rondo is better than Deron (and i love Rondo). Secondly, Arenas, Louis Williams, Barbosa and Gibson are NOT point guards (despite their diminitive statues). Lastly, Calderon should be higher (#3 or 4), Duhon should be lower and Hinrich should be smacked (just cuz he sucks). and where's Andre Miller???
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
No, these guys aren't true point guards, but they can all PLAY the point. Perhaps I should've made Delonte West eligible for this list, but I was going off of what they were listed as on the internet, which is a bit wack.
Hinrich should be smacked
Andre Miller's just kind of old and tired. He showed a spark last year that he really hasn't shown in a while, but I'm dubious as to whether he can continue to perform for an extended perioud of time.
As for Calderon, I think maybe he should have been below Mo Williams.
Thanks for the comments
Edit Comment Cancel
sam the fact checker 10 months ago
just wondering...when choosing point guards for your franchinse would it be for one season or for like the next 10 years...you never made that straight so i think theres a lot of dissagreement on your article...becuase yes i would take someone average like randy foye at pg for the next 10 years but i would rather have nash for one year...
im sorry, i tried to be nice...but i only agree with about 5% of this article...i dont even know where to start...rondo? nash?. duhon? gibson...i mean come on...gibsons the reason why lebron james hates his teammates...
also...i hate reading articles written by haters...i mean...do u really think nash is that bad...sure he plays bad defense but he wins more than like 20 players on that list...do you not like winners?
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
yes this was meant to an article about starting up a franchise (i.e. an expansion team). In other words, pick a guy and keep him for ten years. So for instance, would I rather have Leandro Barbosa at 31 than Steve Nash at 39? You bet.
Also, I think LeBron James doesn't hate his teammates, but he does seem to dislike them. It's hard to say that Gibson will be a hard case for the next ten years. Many players mature from the time they get in the league.
Edit Comment Cancel
Steven Jarjees 10 months ago
this is seriously the WORST list i have ever seen. The stuff that you were smokin while you were writing this article really hit the spot. Rajon rondo would bow down to deron williams. And also Chris Duhon is not even a top 25 point guard.
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
Duhon's not a top 25? Yea he is dude. Maybe he doesn't belong where he is (which I've already admitted to). As for DW, wait till Rondo hits his prime and lets see who is bowing to whom.
Edit Comment Cancel
Jeff Axel 10 months ago
yo where is jason kidd? he's one of the greatest point guards of all-time. i'm a celtics fan but deron williams is betta than rajon rondo
Edit Comment Cancel
Caelan B 10 months ago
this is got to be thee worst and bullshit article i have ever read first off u can maybe put rondo about 20 spots lower and maybe nash about maybe 20 spots higher? i mean i know nash is past his prime but come on? 12 assists and 16 points? a double double a game? and rondo averages 10 ppg and 6 apg i mean thats good and all but what if aaron mckie was the celtics starting pg and had 3 superstars to feed to? wouldent he average about 6 assists or so? the only thing i like about rondo is his ability to drive the bucket to the hole rondo will never reach number 2 spots he will lucky to hit number 10
i cant discuss how bad ur article cause he makes me sick to my stomach just looking at rondo at number 2 heres my top 10 list
10:mo williams
9:jose caledron
7:jason kidd
6:chauncey billups
5:baron davis
4:gilbert areanas
3:tony parker
2:deron williams
1:chris paul
overall out of a hundred i would give this 1
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
This is an interesting list. I would agree with more of it if it were a list of players to have for one season, assuming the rest of your team is in good shape. As for keeping them, however, I would question the wisdom of taking three thirty somethings over many other promising talents in their early-mid twenties.
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 10 months ago
nate,
You've written some clownly comments, but this certainly shows that you just might know a little something about Basketball:
"Nash is straight up garbage. The kid’s been running the show in Dallas and Phoenix for years without so much as a shred of criticism. He followed up Cuban’s denial of a new deal with back to back MVP seasons, ensuring his place in the hall of fame.
However, Nash is not one of the all-time greats. He’s good. Perhaps garbage is too strong. The reason it comes to mind is as simple as one word: defense.
Nash has been getting shredded by opposing point guards since he got in the league. A phenomenal offense talent, Nash apparently forgot that there are two ends on a basketball court.
The Kings, then the Suns and now perhaps the Raptors are trying to prove to the basketball world that run and gun can work as a basketball strategy. Maybe in high school. Nash goes out and drops 45 on you, and your guards combine for 55. He hits a running three in traffic, you respond.
He takes it to double overtime, you finally smarten up and send Robert Horry to slam him into the boards. There are so many ways to beat his teams, it is actually funny that he is considered one of the greatest by so many.
Perhaps when his career is over, they will remember that this is a game where the object is scoring the most points, not merely scoring many."
This summation of yours, was classically accurate!
Edit Comment Cancel
Eric Christenson 10 months ago
Yung Caucasoid:
Your post displays pro-racism tones towards the white man.
How dare you trash talk one of the great point guards in the league. All because he is white. Nash's double double a night makes up for any lack in his defense.
You are a hypocrite. You troll around these blogs digging for any little bit of racism you can find. But you don't find any because there isn't any. Most of the users on this site are fans and look up to the players.
Your daily accusations of racism are unwarranted and do nothing to help your cause.
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
thanks man, I appreciate you not attempting to turn my article into a forum on social issues, though I think Eric is trying to ensure that this happens.
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 10 months ago
Eric,
My post only displays that I refuse to join you, and continually overlook Caucasoid's shortcomings and failures, on the basketball Court. I have no pro-Racism, toward my own Race of whitefolk, however...
I do quickly exploit those Whites who live/thrive on *the undeserved privileges of White-skin* and therefore your anger at me, is solely due to how you help execute that reality.
Again, like I told another of you pro-Racists; stop getting mad at me, for exploiting Racism you bring. Stop getting mad at me, for exploiting how you all love to give "a pass" to White player's deficiencies and underachieving. You all brought the Racism, I only exploited. Now, you're dumb enough to think you can turn a Racism charge, around onto me? man. please. Stop embarassing yourself! I don't troll around anywhere. You troll around applying your KKK mindset of Inequality, onto Sports-information and reporting, to poison this site. I suggest you follow Anthony's advice and join into a force bent on *ignoring me*, and I'm serious. You pro-Racist should treat me like a Billboard; read me, get shocked, adhere to the veracity, then DO NOT respond!!
And don't forget, no matter how mad you get----STEVE NASH and his Division II-A defense, are a cancer! His defense is beyond atrocious, and it's the main reason why Mark Cuban escorted his lame-game out of Dallas. Nash fits in no-where but on a team that will never get far in the playoffs. So, keep dreaming, and calling him a great point guard--------in the face of his continual underachieving failures, everytime The Playoffs start.
Offense, wins fans...Defense, wins championships! So, Nash will never have one. Face this.
Edit Comment Cancel
Eric Christenson 10 months ago
Lets turn your logic around and direct it towards you on a certain BLACK athlete you adore: Zach Randolph aka ZBO. Zach played for my hometown team in Portland so I have a first hand account of the type of player he is. He is a consistent double double every night, just like Steve Nash. They both share the same qualities in defense.
Randolph is like a black hole on offense and doesn't show up on defense. You will never see ZBO take a charge, he backs away from everything.
Zach Randolph fits the typical black stereotype to the T. Lazy, constantly getting high, underachiever...etc. The only reason he made it as a basketball player is he was blessed with height. He is a cancer to any locker room. An athlete who as every type of exercise equipment at his disposal, but he still has baby fat. If only he had the drive to be a better player.
So yes, you are a racist. Zbo is terrible on defense and so is Nash, yet you give Nash no respect simply because he is white.
Hypocrite
Edit Comment Cancel
Caelan B 10 months ago
nate: k one more thing how can u not put jason kidd into here hes the all time leader in triple doubles i mean hes a pg 6foot 3 pg and he grabs more rebounds than maybe andrew bynum
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
Kidd??? How many open jumpers does, missed defensive assignments, and flat out uncoordination with teammates before you accept that those all-time leading triple doubles are in the past? The kidd showed this past season that he can't immediately gel with an otherwise solid but not elite NBA team. Ok, the olympics showed everyone that he can look good out there with the all-world team. I think I might look good playing with those guys too. The guy has lost a step. Even if this list were only about having a guy for one season, he would still probably be around 15 on my list. The NBA is very unforgiving when it comes to age. 20 or 30 years ago you might see guys playing into their late 30s, but the only ones you see doing that these days are former dominating big men, put in the game as rebounding islands. For an example of the tough nature of pushing the retirement envelope as an aging guard in this league see Kerry Kittles, Michael Jordan, Michael Finley, Larry Johnson, Alvin Robinson, Gary Payton, Reggie Miller, Dana Barros, Latrell Sprewell, Sam Cassell, etc., etc. Bob Cousy was 35 when he retired. How old is Kidd? Come next years playoffs, he will be 36. This is the guy you are going to start up a NEW franchise with? As a player? Really?
Edit Comment Cancel
Caelan B 9 months ago
k it says the nbas top 25 nba point guards it says nothing about who would lead a team. jason kidd will be in the hall fame for sure he is a.......POINT GUARD and he leads all time triple doubles his career averages are 14 10 and 6 which means half of his games of his career were double doubles today he averages 13ppg 11apg and 7rpg so why would u not want to start a new franchise for maybe 3 more years with this guy im pretty sure hes gunna average a double double next season as he has for the past 10 years and he will rebound for your team as well so dont fucking tell me that u would not start a new franchise for the next 3 seasons then j kidd retires and by then u will have enough money to spend to maybe get someone from the free agency (carmelo anthoney gilbert areanas etc etc)
Edit Comment Cancel
Mike Piccolo 10 months ago
Well if you're supposedly putting in players who CAN play the point and not only natural point guards, then my question is a very simple one that deserves some serious interest...
WHERE THE HECK IS DWYANE WADE ON THIS LIST!!!!!
THINK ABOUT THAT SIR...
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
Ok, the new de facto title of this article shall hereby be: "The best 25 players in the NBA who are listed as point guards." If you really can't handle having Arenas, Williams, Barbosa on here without seeing Kobe Bryant, DWade, Paul Pierce and every other 2 who occasionally do a few point guard duties then I just feel sorry for you. It's time to move on.
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 10 months ago
Eric,
"...Lets turn your logic around and direct it towards you on a certain BLACK athlete you adore: Zach Randolph aka ZBO..."
-dude. I wouldn't care how long you've watched Zach. I've watched him since he used to commute to Detroit, from Saginaw, and play pickup games at St. Cecelia's gym on Livernois and Grand River. And then, when he went on to play at Michigan State/win a championship, when he showed that he could defend.
"..They both share the same qualities in defense..."
-man. please. stop embarassing yourself. Zach can play defense he just doesn't enjoy getting intense with it unless he's rebounding and boxing out, so you see the level of guarding players that you hallucinate into, the equivalent of Steve Nash. Steve Nash can NOT play defense, in college, nor in the pro's. He's too physically challenged. Zach is just unmotivated.
So, again, stop dreaming and accept life. And remember too; For Power Forwards, Rebounding is a part of defense. And Zach does that very well. He boxes his man out extremely well, and he plays angles pretty good. Steals are a part of defense for PG's, and Steve Nash doesn't get many of those...I need not say why.
"...You will never see ZBO take a charge, he backs away from everything..."
-You sure won't see him take a charge. And I hope he goes his entire career playing it that way. Taking a charge is a coward's method of playing defense. And usually a tactic, thats popular amongst *the slower, less-athletic players* (smile) and thats why the NBA is now trying to get rid of that aspect of defense. Taking charges/flopping, is sickening! I'm so happy they're starting (this season) to sanctioning players for practicing the fake, lazy, sorryA$$, weak-skilled aspect of Basketball, in taking charges. I bet you'll sit and cry a like lil' baby now eh?
"...Zach Randolph fits the typical black stereotype..."
-You forgot the other typical black stereotype, that they're *the entire reason* you love basketball. hahahahahahahahahahahaha---------po' thang you
"...The only reason he made it as a basketball player is he was blessed with height..."
-You make statements like this, then will turn around and hypocritically talk about what I post----go figure...you're just like a pro-Racist, expecting "racist Caucasoids" to be the only ones who can excercise certain behavior.
"...An athlete who as every type of exercise equipment at his disposal, but he still has baby fat. If only he had the drive to be a better player..."
-How you are going to call that man's itinerary, and ambition? He's a legit 20 & 10 player, in the body he has, and you refuse to accept that maybe ---just maybe--- he's long decided that that is the specs he wants to play under.
Don't put your specifications, on Zach's frame, its aimless and unbecoming of you.
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 10 months ago
Man, I can't even figure out what this two-man conversation is about!
Edit Comment Cancel
Micah Green 9 months ago
why is it every post you make has to be racial??????
Edit Comment Cancel
Gaz V 9 months ago
Eddie: You have become a bigger joke than yungCaucasoid. First, you act like he is enemy #1 and boldly claim that he is YOUR B*TCH, then you turn around and start saying how you enjoy his antagonistic 'style' in a personal plea for him to join forces with you in a trolling mission in his profile. I guess you want to become HIS B*TCH now.
You two deserve each other. One of a kind. Two peas in a pod. How sweet.
Edit Comment Cancel
Steven Resnick 9 months ago
Baron Davis should be somewhere in the top 3. I do agree with putting Steve Nash low, but not that low. There's no way Mike Conely stays in the league and he only had a good game against Steve Nash. Where's Ramon Sessions he's going to be a lot better than Conley and he's not even on the list.
Edit Comment Cancel
Steven Resnick 9 months ago
Eric in no way do Nash's double doubles let him off the hook for his lack of defense. Well it only allows him to get off the hook for leading the league in turnovers. Ouch!
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 9 months ago
Conley might be a bit high, I'll give you that one. But he is pretty young and that would enable you to take other young guys and develop them. There aren't too many young guys as good as him. Davis, conversely, despite perhaps being the top point in the game right now, will not be there for more than a few years, I think. Sessions could be pretty good, too. Perhaps yet another oversight on my part. Thanks for the comments.
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 9 months ago
Steven...Nash lead the league in turnovers?
Man, how dare you mention that lie!!!!!!!!!!!
You're trying to get banned from this site, or something??? Don't you know it's a sin to criticize White players with that type oF TRUTH??
Edit Comment Cancel
sam the fact checker 9 months ago
nash lead the league in total turnovers...but his assist to turnover ratio was one of the highest in the league...
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 9 months ago
Gaz,
You have nerve criticizing anyone, about anything, considering;
You've likely epitomized dyckrydyng, in creating the "yungNigg" login account where you covet my entire style.
So, please, check your *gloomy mirror* first, before you move to talk down to others.
And don't forget;
Whether you're posing as yungNigg or Gaz-the-harlequin...I'll still be there, to exploit your pro-Racist mindset...capeche?
Edit Comment Cancel
Gaz V 9 months ago
Yes, I do have nerve...unlike you and Eddie, your spineless side-kick.
I never created a "yungNigg" account. I think you'll find that such an account name does not exist on B/R.
I don't pose as anyone. I am who I am. Again, unlike you who pretends to be against the "pro-Racist" agenda, but then uses terms like "Nigg" and "deadweight caucasoid players".
Nice try, though. You humor me with your futile but seemingly endless efforts to "score" a point in our exchange.
Edit Comment Cancel
Gaz V 9 months ago
Eddie,
I will do you the courtesy of replying seriously just this once to your inane post (henceforth, however, I will treat you like the lapdog to YC that you have become and ignore your yipping).
Start making some sense in what you write, rather than desperately trying to please YC. He knows what you are trying to do and is probably laughing at your sycophantic posts.
Unfortunately, you are one of those brash idiots who erroneously believes he is MUCH more clever than he actually is. You are the one who has no clue as to what is going on here, so please stop this before you embarrass yourself even more.
Edit Comment Cancel
Anthony Wilson 9 months ago
Rajon Rondo is # 2 ahead of Deron Williams and Chris Duhon is #6? That cannot be justified.
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 9 months ago
Gaz,
Looks like Eddie is *airing you out* pretty good. Perhaps, you'd better pull the ''yungNegroid account'' out, for a comeback?
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 9 months ago
Ok, Duhon is lower per my admission that I errantly placed him in that spot. Everyone should be happy now. Well, once Rondo becomes an all-star and Williams misses out, that is.
Edit Comment Cancel
Caelan B 9 months ago
k rondo will not become an all star he might get close but not an allstar as i was saying if u put any point guard in the postion rondo is in u would average similar points to rondo if it was williams paul or like caledron or something they would be average career highs in assists(12,11 a game) its because u have so many options on offense u can give the ball to paul at the three point line and he will drive and score and bam u got a assist or pass to kg around mid range and he will do his shit and score and what do u kno u got another assist now for the scoreing im impressed with rondo for his young age but still deron williams could do better and hes about the same age as rondo which is why u should not put rondo ahead of williams
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 9 months ago
no, people are stopping their readings of the comment section of this article. You guys need to hash this out on an open-source social forum site. No one is interested. Racism exists within all of us. Some moreso than others. Only losers dwell on one other person's problems. You two aren't losers, are you?
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 9 months ago
There is a whole other world outside your mom's basement. Try it out.
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 9 months ago
nate,
Gaz isn't going to look to hash anything out in any open forum social site. Simply because he is likely the member who went and created that new "yungCaucasoid" login account. I bet he also created the yungNegroid login account. Then I pissed him off by calling him *yungNigg* so he scraped that one, and went on to this new egregious login.
But, hey, lets be honest nate, if Zander is cool with it, then...why shouldn't Gaz be cool with it?
Like I said yesterday;
I have post words like 'vagina' and 'vulva' and 'hot lava', then Zander deletes it, and emails me warnings. But then, we read the offerings coming from this new yungCaucasoid account, and...it's obviously just fine and dandy here.
It doesn't bother me, one bit, really...considering it's nothing but a sign/proof of my effectiveness that hase caused someone to look so deep in their Heart re: their racist-mindset which they use to effect sports, until...their hatred boiled over into the unthinkable, in mimicing my login account here.
Anyway...if the homosexually-driven individual who just created that account, mimicing mines, does offend you that much?
Then...I say, get a crew of Caucasian-writers together, and start posting to Zander. Post letting him know that you all are *White people who are going to stop posting on his site* if he doesn't do something about that egregious harlequin. I bet he'll get in gear then!
Edit Comment Cancel
yungCaucasoid ... 9 months ago
Eddie,
keep giving the components of White-Racism, both barrels, pal...give 'em *both barrels* in here!
Edit Comment Cancel
nate jones 9 months ago
Yung,
It's not that I am offended by the content of these posts, simply that I don't care about it. If I did, I would spend all my time on sites devoted to that sort of thing. I don't know if you are pro racism or against it and frankly, I don't give a sh*t. Neither does anyone else who clicks on this article and then hopes to engage in some dialogue about the topic in it. When they see silly banter between two sad souls (or one), they realize that their comment and potential responses will become lost in a sea of ridiculous, sensational, and anger-driven banter that follows no sort of logical path. So do me and yourself a favor and stop taking up space with your unheeded comments.
Edit Comment Cancel
Samaki Walker 9 months ago
Did this man seriously just rank Rondo ahead of Deron partly because of their ages? Newsflash Deron is 24. You would pick a 22 year old 10.6 ppg / 5.1 apg 5th banana who might or might not become a borderline allstar over a 24 year old 18.8 ppg / 10.5 apg bonified superstar pg who is already LEADING his team into long playoff runs? That is just unconscionable and even the most homerific Celtics fans won't agree with you.
You must be either:
a. Rondo's immediate family or Rondo himself (even his cousins would pic Deron)
b. An incredibly delusional (borderline clinically insane) Celtics fan
Edit Comment Cancel
Joey Cinquegrana 8 months ago
I'm sorry but Rajon Rondo sucks.... lol
Edit Comment Cancel
Leave a Comment
You must register to post a comment.