Top 10 Best NBA Point Guards 2011

Top 10 Best NBA Point Guards 2011! When you need someone to call the plays and pass the ball around, you probably want one of these Point Guards. These Point Guards help put together their offense, and contribute to the game. Are you wondering whose the Best NBA Point Guard? Well, Numeroten presents Top 10 Best NBA Point Guards 2011! (Playoff numbers included)

10. Jason Kidd – Assists 8.0 – Points Per Game 8.2 – Minutes 33.6 – Rebounds 4.4 – Steals 1.7 – Games Played 101 – Age 38 – Team Dallas Mavericks

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Nearing the end of his career, Jason Kidd finally won an NBA Championship with the Dallas Mavericks. Now,Kidd probably isn’t the best guy to put in your fantasy team, but what his stats don’t show is the way he gets plays started and his patience in the game. Jason Kidd became a pivotal role in the NBA Finals because he was able to call and read plays like a great point guard can.

9. John Wall – Assists 8.3 – Points Per Game 16.4 – Minutes 37.8 – Rebounds 4.6 – Steals 1.8 – Games Played 69 – Age 20 – Team Washington Wizards

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The number one draft pick for 2010, John Wall would have probably been Rookie of the Year if it wasn’t for the likes of All-Star Blake Griffin. The Wizards rookie point guard looked very promising his first season, and is sure to break out in the coming years. John Wall is surely one of the pieces the Wizards need to get to the playoffs.

8. Tony Parker – Assists 6.5 – Points Per Game 17.7 – Minutes 32.7 – Rebounds 3.0 – Steals 1.2 – Games Played 84 – Age 29 – Team San Antonio Spurs

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Before the Spurs shocking first round loss to the Grizzlies they had the 2nd best record in the NBA, and they had cruised through the regular season. Now one of the reasons they did so well in the regular season was because of 3 time All Star, 2007 NBA Finals MVP, and 3 time Nba Champion Tony Parker. Parker help lead the team through the regular season and contributed to scoring and making plays.

7. Stephen Curry – Assists 5.8 – Points Per Game 18.6 – Minutes 33.6 – Rebounds 3.9 – Steals 1.5 – Games Played 74 – Age 23 – Team Golden State Warriors

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In just his second year in the NBA, Stephen Curry continues to develop into what looks like an All-Star Caliber Player. Curry already is the leader in Free Throw Percentage in the NBA shooting a remarkably 93.4% . Averaging over 18 points a game, he is going to be a vital piece for the Golden State Warriors rebuilding process to get back in the playoffs.

6. Steve Nash – Assists 11.4 – Points Per Game 14.7 – Minutes 33.3 – Rebounds 3.5 – Steals .6 – Games Played 75 – Age 37 – Team Phoenix Suns

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Future NBA Hall of Fame Member Steve Nash, once again put up solid numbers. Steve Nash led the NBA in assists averaging 11.4, but his Phoenix Suns failed to reach the playoffs. Steve Nash is a 2 time MVP, 7 time All-Star, and 5 time leader in assists in the regular season. However, Steve Nash is probably nearing the end of career as he turned 37 this season. Yet, his offensive mind set has continued to make the Phoenix Suns a high scoring machine.

5. Rajon Rondo – Assists 11.2 – Points Per Game 10.6 – Minutes 37.2 – Rebounds 4.4 – Steals 2.2 – Games Played 68 – Age 25 – Team Boston Celtics

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During the 2009 NBA Playoffs, Rajon Rondo averaged near triple-double numbers throughout all the playoff games, this act of brilliance truly made him a core part of the Boston Celtics. Since then, Rondo has been selected as All-Star 2 times and All-Defensive First Team 2 times. Rondo is one of the league leaders in assists and steals, and is the core to getting the Celtics Offense started.

4. Deron Williams – Assists 10.3 – Points Per Game 20.1 – Minutes 37.9 – Rebounds 4.0 – Steals 1.2 – Games Played 65 – Age 27 – Team New Jersey Nets
Spending most of his time last year with the Utah Jazz, Deron Williams was traded late to the New Jersey Nets. Williams is a 2 time All-Star and was the third overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft. Last year, Williams had a career high in points per game and rebounds per game. Furthermore, with his 12 games with the Nets he averaged 12.8 assists, showing he could make a huge impact on the team. During the NBA lockout Deron Williams has signed a contract with the Turkish Team Besiktas until the lockout is over for $5 million.

3. Russell Westbrook – Assists 8.3 – Points Per Game 21.9 – Minutes 34.7 – Rebounds 4.6 – Steals 1.9 – Games Played 82 – Age 22 – Team Oklahoma City Thunder

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The 4th overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft, Russell Westbrook had a breakout season in his 3rd year in the NBA. Westbrook made his first All-Star Team in the 2010-2011 season, and improved almost all of his stats. Furthermore, if Westbrook and his All-Star teammate Kevin Durant the Oklahoma City Thunder will be a force to be reckoned with.

2. Chris Paul – Assists 9.8 – Points Per Game 15.8 – Minutes 36.0 – Rebounds 4.1 – Steals 2.4 – Games Played 82 – Age 26 – Team New Orleans Hornets

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The 4 time All-Star, Chris Paul continued to make his case for the best point guard in the NBA. Leading the league in steals per game, and leading the New Orleans Hornets as their star player, Chris Paul continues to shine. In addition, with Chris Paul’s talent his best years are yet to come.

1. Derrick Rose – Assists 7.7 – Points Per Game 25.0 – Minutes 37.4 – Rebounds 4.3 – Steals 1.0 – Games Played 81 – Age 22 – Team Chicago Bulls

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The 2011 Most Valuable Player, it is hard to question why Derrick Rose is first on the list of best NBA point guards. Rose was the 1st overall pick of the 2008 NBA Draft, and is starting to become the next Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls. In the 2010-2011 season Rose increased almost all of his numbers, and led the Bulls to the Eastern Conference Finals. Just finishing his 3rd season in the NBA the true potential of Derrick Rose may still be yet to come.