Roy > D-Will
Miller > Brewer

I don’t think Utah should be ahead of Portland.

for BACKUP guards, blazers would be number one. we got 3 quality backup guards off the bench. (blake, rudy, bayless) does anyone else got that depth? if the list was for both starting and backups guards, i think we’re top 3 too.

Nate: “Right now, Blake is our starting point guard.”

he’s on 95.5 the game right now. sounds like blake is going to start and andre is going to lead a fastbreaking team off the bench.

should be #5
better than Utah’s and Phoenix’s backcourt

Here is my breakdown of why

1. Rondo/Allen
Rondo is good, but that’s more of a product of the players around him, he can’t shoot, and that would be exposed with any other supporting cast. Allen can shoot but the rest of his game has fallen WAY off

2. Nelson/Carter
Carter will actually be playing the 3 for them, so this isn’t really a backcourt. Nelson should be solid again this season, but we’ll have to see how he responds to the injury. The REAL backcourt here is Nelson/Pietrus, which is barely Top 10 material
 
3. Parker/Ginobili
All based on if Ginobili is fully healthy after the injury ,and how he responds to being a starter and playing with newly acquired Richard Jefferson, only one ball to go around. But Parker is legit and keeps them ranked high

4. Fisher/Bryant
We all know how great Kobe is, but Fisher has fallen WAY off. He had some big plays in the Finals last season, but during the season he had a pretty bad showing. Kobe keeps the duo afloat on this list, but #4 is still too high

5. Nash/Richardson
Nash is getting older, and Richardson hasn’t fit well in Phoenix. 3 years ago ,this probably would be #1, but now, #7 or 8 at best

6. Williams/Brewer
Ahead of Portland? Really? Williams is a solid player but Brewer is OK at best and somewhat incoinsistent

7. Miller/Roy
Top 10 player in the league (Roy), and a guy that averaged 16,7, and 5 last year…and they are #7???

8. Bibby/Johnson
Johnson is a stud, so this is mor eabout Bibby. Still a decent shooter and orchestrator, but no defense to be found

9. Kidd/Terry
Terry comes off the bench, so once again not they’re starting back court….Kidd is solid in his role and so is Terry, but they aren’t anywhere as dynamic as they used to be

10. Chalmers/Wade
Wade is obviously a top-5 talent, but while Chalmers is a solid defender his PG skills leave something to be desired

My List:

Parker/Ginobili
Nelson/Carter
Miller/Roy
Fisher/Bryant
Rondo/Allen
Bibby/Johnson
Nash/Richardson
Chalmers/Wade
Kidd/Terry
Williams/Brewer

If Ginobili is fully healthy then the Spurs tandem is the best, no question about that.
We could be better than the Lakers backcourt too and I~m not being a homer here.

Just a thought, or a way to explain things

Flynn/Rubio

(lolz!)