As the clarion call for the new NBA season has begun, many teams are gearing up to achieve good results in the fierce arena. In all of these battles, the role of the starting point guard is particularly crucial, as they are both the brains of the offensive and an important part of the solid defense. In the Western Division, he has many strong teams, whose starting point guard can dominate? It has to be mentioned that the Los Angeles Lakers, their point guard big man D'Angelo Russell, is known for his excellent court vision and scoring tools. Last season he averaged 192 points, 69 assists and 1The dazzling data of 3 steals proves his indispensable combat effectiveness as a Lakers team.
They are followed by the Phoenix Suns, who have an incredibly capable point guard, Chris Paul. Paul is known for his excellent game control, scoring and defensive all-around, and he averaged 16 per game last season4 points, 59 assists and 21 steal is the key to the Suns' success in climbing to the top. And with the New Orleans Pelicans, young Zayn Williamson showed off as a rising star among point guards, not only as an offensive playmaker, but also as an outstanding scorer, averaging 17 per game last season5 points, 70 assists and 15 steals, which became a sharp weapon for the Pelicans to charge. The Utah Jazz's Dante Exum is also not to be underestimated, with his solid performances and excellent ball skills, he averaged 17. per game last season0 points, 40 assists & 15 steals are a rare asset for the Jazz.
Damian Lillard of the Portland Trail Blazers has become the soul of the team with his otherworldly scoring ability and game intelligence. Last season he averaged a staggering 28 per game0 points, 43 assists and 1The performance of 1 steal is undoubtedly the scoring champion of the Trail Blazers.
And James Harden of the Houston Rockets averaged 304 points, 65 assists and 1The staggering stats of 7 steals prove his absolute dominance at the point guard position. Finally, Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors, who is not only a scoring machine, but also the spiritual pillar of the team. Last season he finished with 274 points, 63 assists and 1The performance of 8 steals contributed to the glory of the Warriors.