NBA 2018-19: Top 5 two-way players from last season

#2 Paul George

Paul George elevated his game to the next level this past season.

Despite a bugging shoulder injury throughout the course of his 2018-19 campaign, George recorded a career-best scoring average of 28 points per game - over 4 points per game better than his previous career-high. He led the league in steals with 2.2 per matchup and in the process, took his two-way dominance to a whole new height. He turned it up a notch in the postseason, stepping up to put together 28.6 points(in over 40 minutes of playtime per game) across the 5 clashes that OKC survived.

Flying through a career-year and posting career-highs in points, rebounds, assists and steals, PG13 was top 3 in the league in deflections and loose balls recovered this past season.

Expectedly so, he was nominated for both the Defensive Player of the Year and the MVP award but missed out on both eventually. Nevertheless, this was a statement season for George and the A-list skillset he possesses on both ends of the floor.