The NBA's current top 10 point guards on the active roster

Curry has a good chance of joining the "180 Club" this season (50 percent shooting, 40 percent from three, 90 percent from the free throw line), and that could make Curry the No. 1 active point guard (currently, 49.2 percent from the field, 38.8 percent from three, 92.2 percent from the free throw line). 38.8 percent, 92.2 percent from the free throw line). Although he has not yet joined the "180 club", but Curry's other performance is still very good. For example, he led the Warriors to a league-best 27-5 record. Also, his average steals ranked No. 1 in the NBA (2.2 per game, tied with Tony Allen), and his average assists ranked No. 5 in the NBA (7.8 per game). In short, Curry is very well rounded.

2. Westbrook, Thunder

West couldn't crack the top of the stat sheet (limited by number of games played) because he missed multiple games. However, in the 21 games he has played, he has been incredible. In just 31 minutes per game, Wise was able to post 27 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 7 assists. In the absence of Wise and Durant, the Thunder did not perform well. But if the "two young men" play, the Thunder still look like a playoff team. If Wise can stay healthy, he will be one of the candidates for MVP.

3. Paul, Clippers

It's easy to take Paul for granted. This season, he's doing almost the same things he's done in every previous season: averaging more than 17 points per game, nearly 10 assists per game and nearly two steals per game. Meanwhile, he has an efficiency rating of 24.7.

4. Lowry, Raptors

Lowry ranks 4th among point guards in scoring and 6th in assists this season, and he's averaging just two turnovers per game. For a guy who controls the ball so much, that's an impressive performance from Lowry. In addition to his outstanding individual performance, Lowry led the Raptors to an outstanding 24-10 record (2nd in the East). Individual and team performance are both excellent, which is why Lowry can be the active 4th point guard.

5. Wall, Wizards

Wall is averaging 10.3 assists per game this season, making him the league's assist leader. Despite the Wizards' recent ups and downs on the road against Western Conference teams, Wall is still one of the best players in the league today. Wall is very important to the Wizards. The stats show that when he's on the floor, the Wizards outscore their opponents by a net 7.6 points per 100 possessions. Conversely, the Wizards have a net loss of 7.7 points per 100 possessions.

6. Lillard, Trail Blazers

Lillard averaged 22.2 points, 5 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game this season, and ranked No. 3 in scoring among point guards. at the same time, his performance in the critical moments was also very good. But his defense drags him down. There's also the fact that he's not good at playing on the block might put the Blazers in trouble against Western Conference teams with superb point guards.

7. Conley, Grizzlies

By now most people would agree that Conley has replaced Randolph as the Grizzlies' second-best player. At the rate he's going, Conley is on pace to set career highs in points per game, field goal percentage, and three-point percentage.

8. Irving, Cavaliers

Irving is arguably the best point guard in the league at combining ball-handling and shooting. At the same time, Irving is the Cavaliers' most committed player on the defensive end outside of LeBron James. Currently, Irving is averaging more than 20 points per game and more than five assists per game.

9. Tony Parker, Spurs

Parker has missed a number of games this season because of injuries, but it's hard to leave Parker off this list based on his stellar past (4 championships, 6-time All-Star, 1 Finals MVP). In 22 games this season, Parker has averaged 15.6 points and 5.1 assists per game, putting up career averages. If his injuries heal, the early-season rest could allow him to break out in the postseason.

10. Jeff Teague, Hawks

The Hawks are currently leading the East with a 27-8 record, and everyone is starting to realize how good Teague is. Teague is currently averaging 17.7 points per game on 48.7 percent shooting, both career highs.