Who are the five most stable guards in the NBA?

Since the NBA entered the small ball era, the definition of the point guard position has become increasingly blurred. Many traditional point guards are seeking changes. As a result, it is now difficult to see traditional point guards in the league.

There are more and more super combo guards like Curry, Harden, and Westbrook.

However, traditional point guards are still liked by many fans. The best criterion for looking at a traditional point guard is the assist to turnover ratio. The higher the ratio, the stronger the point guard is. Let’s take a look at the 21st century

Let’s take a look at the top five traditional point guards.

TOP5 Rondo Rondo has averaged 8.5 assists, 2.8 turnovers, and assist-to-turnover ratio of 3.04 in his career so far.

Rondo is 1.85 tall, but he is often nicknamed Rondo center by fans. Rondo’s most outstanding thing is assists and rebounds. He was also very good at breaking through when he was young. However, with the growth of injuries and age, Rondo has indeed lost his ability.

The previous breakthrough.

Instead, he relies on his sensitivity and golf intelligence to find opportunities. Rondo's biggest shortcoming is shooting, but it seems to have improved a lot now.

TOP4 Mark Jackson, the founder of the Warriors, can be regarded as Curry's boss.

Mark Jackson is now third on the NBA's all-time assist list. He averaged 10.6 assists per game in his rookie season. Although his career average is only 9.6 points, Mark Jackson is definitely a master in grasping rhythm and opportunities.

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TOP3 Kidd ranks second in NBA history in assists. Kidd is a point guard with excellent physical fitness and a very high football IQ.

I still remember that in the Bucks game, because there was no timeout, he let his disciple hit him.

Even the old hooligan Popovich didn't dare to use this kind of trick, but Kidd did. During his playing career, he used his golf intelligence and good physical fitness to make many point guards miserable.

TOP2 Stockton currently firmly occupies the first place in the NBA's historical assists list, and is recognized as a player that is difficult for future generations to surpass. Looking at the current atmosphere of the league, few teams have all the rights to control the ball.

All given to one person.

Some teams even have five players with the ability to control the ball. For example, the previous Warriors even used five players to control the ball with great proficiency.

This makes the assist record more difficult to break, and such a seemingly thin white player does have the shadow of many point guards. It is not an exaggeration to call Stockton the "white devil".

TOP1 Paul Paul's career assist-to-turnover ratio is 4.04, currently the highest in NBA history, but it has declined this season.

Paul is very serious on the court and often criticizes the performance of many teammates. As a result, Paul is not very popular with young stars, such as Griffin and Harden are somewhat dissatisfied with Paul.

But it is this kind of character that makes Paul demand himself more strictly.

And Paul has the strongest offensive ability on this list, and his defense is also very strong.