US media commented on the ranking of top 40 points guards in the league and ranked: Reeves is less than Clay in three levels, and the first three players

On August 25, US media began to select the top 40 players in various positions in the league and divided the rankings, which also attracted the attention and discussion of many fans. Today they ranked the top 40 point guards in the league, and also divided the rankings. This time, the rankings are more controversial than the previous two times. The main reason for this problem is that the rankings of many players seem unreasonable. Let’s take a look at this ranking.

The seventh level

This level is the blue-collar or substitute point guards in the starting lineup: 31 Pope, 32 Grayson Allen, 33 Cameron Thomas, 34 Hult, 35 Pogdanovic, 36 Pojemsky, 37 Smart, 38 McBride, 39 Kennard, 40 Isaiahjo. Although Pope performed poorly last season, he was still at his peak age and was still in the 2 championship puzzle. Cameron Thomas was definitely underestimated. He averaged 24 points per game last season. Although he was not good at defense, he was the top scoring firepower after all. It was fine for Bogem to rank in this position.

Smart has also brought him a lot of doubts due to injuries in the past few seasons. Although Kennard is an active top scorer, everyone knows that he is not good at defense and cannot serve as the starting position. Isaiah Gio is probably familiar with me. This is a shooter, one of the strongest games in the wind.

The sixth level

This level is basically the team's core level point guard: 21 Sharp, 22 McCowan, 23 Poole, 24 Divinezo, 25 Monk, 26 Trey Johnson, 27 Hilder, 28 Sexton, 29 Braun, 30 Mathering. I think it's okay to be ahead of Braun. Rookie Trey Johnson relies on his top talent to hit this position. He has rich offensive methods and is expected to become the best rookie in the new season. A combination of Booker and Ray Allen, and many famous speakers are optimistic about his upper limit.

Sharp has been trained in the Trail Blazers for so many years, but he performed well, with good talent but he just couldn't train it. McCowan performed well in the rookie season, but suffered a major injury. It's hard to say whether he will be affected by injuries in the future. Dywin and Monk are both top wings in the league, and it's okay for them to be in this position.

The fifth level

This level basically has a close-to-star level point guard: 17 Anthony Simmons, 18 Castle, 19 Edgecomb, 20 Wassel. Edgecomb was still a rookie, but he got to this position. To be honest, it is still controversial. After all, he has not played a NBA game yet. Castle won the Best Rookie last season, and he will still increase his goals in the new season. Vassel has good offensive ability, but now, the upper limit is just like that. Anfini Simmons is also more reasonable in this position.

The fourth level

This level is basically a star-level point guard: 11 Powell, 12 Caruso, 13 Joshhart, 14 Dillon, 15 Barrett, 16 Jaylen Green. I believe everyone is familiar with Powell. Last season, he averaged 21+ points per game, while Caruso's value cannot be displayed by the data. He is already the core of the two championships. Hart is in this position and is honestly high. Dillon is the top 3D in service, and the Rockets' rise is due to him. Barrett is very comprehensive, and it is not a big problem to become an All-Star in the future. Jaylen Green's talent is also top-notch.

The third level

This level is the All-Star level point guard: 8 Reeves, 9 Dort and 10 Daniels were selected. Reeves is considered one of the three best players in the current service. He averaged 20+ games last season. If he had been with the Lakers, it would probably be a matter of time before he could be the All-Star. Dort was selected for one defense last season, and the Thunder's defensive leader helped the team win the championship. Daniels is the player with the strongest stealing ability in active service. He was successfully selected for the best defense last season, and the future ceiling is worth looking forward to.

The second level

This level is the team's absolute core level point guard: 4 Bain, 5 Clay, 6 Bills, 7 LaVine. To be honest, Clay and Laven are inflated. They are indeed the core of the team, but to be honest, with their current strength, many people will probably find it unreasonable to rank ahead of Reeves. Clay has lost his peak. If it were the peak, Clay would probably be worthy of this position, or even higher. Bain is indeed a top point guard now, and he is worthy of this ranking. Bill has the opportunity to prove his ability in the Clippers in the new season and play back his value.

The first level

This level is the league's superstar level point guard: 1 Edwards, 2 Booker, and 3 Mitchell. Edwards scored in the Western Conference Finals for two consecutive years, which also gave him more recognition. Although he is only 23 years old, he deserves this ranking in terms of his performance in the past few years. Although Booker has been questioned a lot in the past few years because of his main playing basketball, if he returns to the No. 2 position, he is still one of the strongest in the league. The King of Mid-American is ranked third, some fans may feel that it is low. The King of Mid-American has strong leadership ability and good finishing ability, but a height of less than 1.9 meters is a shortcoming.

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