More than halfway through the NBA season, who are the top five point guards in the league now? I believe everyone has different opinions. Today, the editor will rank the top five point guards in the NBA today based on the evaluations of major media. Let’s take a look at the ranking of the top five point guards in the NBA this season!

Fifth place Kemba Walker

The 28-year-old Hornets point guard has exploded this season, averaging 25.3 points, 4.3 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game. The Hornets also ranked eighth in the Eastern Conference under the leadership of the new Queen Bee.

Walker’s three-point shooting this season has soared like a roc, averaging 3.2 three-pointers per game with a field goal rate of 36.1%, ranking fifth in the league. His 123 three-pointers so far this season are also fifth in the league (the top four are Harden 167, Curry 148, Hield 128, and George 124).

The super evolution of long-range shooting allowed this 1.85-meter little man to perform two shocking individual performances. One game faced the Philadelphia 76ers and he scored 60 points. The other game faced the Washington Wizards and scored 47 points. Although he unfortunately lost in both games, the growth and progress are obvious to all. I hope the new Queen Bee can lead the Hornets further in the playoffs!

Fourth place Russell Westbrook

Due to changes in playing style, injuries at the start of the season and cold hands, our Venus Westbrook's data so far this season is not good, but he is still averaging a triple-double of 21.1 points, 10.8 rebounds and 10 assists per game.

If this data were put on other point guards, I am afraid it would be praised to the sky, but it is almost meaningless when put on Westbrook. This season, Westbrook has inherited the characteristics of Paojiao last season - one game for gods and one game for ghosts. In the last four games, he can either score 31 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists, or he can make 3 of 20 in a game and contribute 14 points in an inefficient performance.

He can either contribute a huge triple-double of 32 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists, or he can make an outrageous 4 of 22 shots and only score 9 points. So far this season, Westbrook's shooting percentage is only 41.8%, and his three-point shooting percentage is only 23.2%. As the season progresses, Westbrook will find his shooting target sooner or later!

Third place Kelly Irving

Irving was in extremely poor form at the beginning of this season, and even had a 3-point performance in a single game. However, after his shave, Irving's combat effectiveness suddenly soared. So far this season, Irving has averaged 23.3 points, 4.9 rebounds and 6.6 assists per game, leading the Celtics, whose status is a mystery this season, to cling to fifth place in the Eastern Conference.

In terms of advanced statistics, Irving shot 48.8% from the field this season and ranked eighth in the league with an average of 2.7 three-pointers per game with a 40.8% three-point shooting rate.

The efficient Irving alone held up the Green Army's offensive banner, but Irving, who was running out of ammunition and food, had to leave the game temporarily due to an eye injury. The editor hopes that Uncle Drew, who has returned from injury, can lead the Celtics to achieve better results this season!

Second place Damian Lillard

Lillard has evolved again this season. After being defeated by the Pelicans in the playoffs last year, Lee's ability to distribute the ball after double-teaming is completely different from last season. The pick-and-roll with Nurkic has become the Blazers' most unsolvable offensive method.

This season, Coach Lee averaged 26.4 points, 4.7 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game, ranking 7th in the powerful Western Conference, and even ranked among the top three in the league. McCollum's downturn this season has shifted more of the offensive burden to Lillard, and Lillard also conquered the fans with his efficient performance.

Lee ranks sixth in the league with an average of 3 three-pointers per game with a shooting percentage of 38.7%. I hope that Director Lee can prove that he is more than a regular season superstar in this year's playoffs and lead the Blazers one step closer.

No. 1 Stephen Curry

Even if he missed 11 games due to injuries, Curry is still the most unsolvable point guard in the league. Whether you are a data analyst or a true fan who watches the entire game and draws conclusions, you can appreciate his offensive dominance from his performance.

The Warriors with and without library are completely two teams on the offensive end. It can even be said that Curry is the foundation and soul of the Warriors' passing system. This season, Curry averaged 29.4 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game, his most efficient season since the Tiantian season.

In terms of shooting percentage, Curry's 49.1% field goal percentage and terrifying 45% three-point shooting rate so far this season lead the league. Among them, averaging 5.1 three-pointers per game is beyond the reach of subsequent players. Curry, who has entered his thirties, is more mature.

After losing a good game in the 15-16 season, Curry only has the championship in his eyes. I also believe that this year's luxury battleship can still play a different kind of dominance in the playoffs than in the regular season.

Special Award Derrick Rose

On the night when Derrick Rose scored 50 points and blocked a shot in tears, how many fans shed tears. The youngest MVP in the past was once the pride of heaven.

Towns is favored by others, Wiggins has superhuman talent, and Butler works hard, but he is the rose of the past. Who would have thought that Rose, who had been troubled by injuries for several years and even had thoughts of retirement, would bloom again this season.

Rose, who has changed his style of play, averaged 18.9 points and 4.8 assists per game this season. The three-point shot that he was once least good at has become the main scoring method this season. He averaged 1.5 three-pointers per game with a 46.2% shooting rate, becoming the most stable outside turret of the Timberwolves.

In the latest All-Star voting, Rose ranked second in the Western Conference backcourt with 600,000 votes. I also hope to see Rose stand on the All-Star stage again. After all, the former Windy City Rose is only 30 years old this year.

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