Man, a lot of research this week, Danny and I both spent a few hours doing our point guard

rankings here.

We got to do our awards later this week as well.

So lots of pouring over stats and film and our own preconceived notions that will never

change before coming up with these rankings.

So why don't we get started here at anything of particular note that you wanted to get

into beforehand here today?

Click run through of the basic criteria it is about who you would want to have theoretically.

Let's say there was an MBA season starting right now like it's October 17th or whatever

that would be season and a playoffs who you would want most for that that means it is

not a future rankings beyond that future.

And if players are in the same tier that means we see them as very close to each other.

It is more like splitting hairs and then if they are in separate tiers then there is a

more material difference between them and we will explain why a player is or is not.

Yeah, when we are talking about point guards generally if we put someone in the shooting

guard rankings and they are not going to be a point guard, I think a lot of it to me comes

down to who you have to guard.

Some of these players are not going to be guys who necessarily are playing on the ball

especially as you get into some of the back ups but they just need to guard the opposing

point guard and so that's where they get shoehorned in.

But generally you are looking at players who can run a pick and roll, bring the ball

up the court, have a pretty decent passing vision.

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