Ranking the Top 10 Point Guards entering the 2019/20 NBA Season

#8 D'Angelo Russell

Few players can score as smoothly as D-Lo can. He was a first-time All-Star last year because of his great scoring and shooting displays. Now in the Warriors, D'Angelo Russell will look to take pressure off Stephen Curry on offense by hitting the opposition with a one-two punch.

What'll be interesting is seeing Steph, D'Angelo, and Klay start on the same team when the latter returns from a torn ACL around the All-Star break. Thompson starting at SF as soon as returning from a long-term injury will definitely be a challenge.

#7 Trae Young

Despite being limited defensively, Young came 2nd in the voting for Rookie of the Year because he showed that is an incredibly skilled all-round scorer in the league. His passing is also fantastic as he averaged 8 assists per game last season.

Hawks fans have every reason to be excited for the upcoming season with the extremely exciting duo of Young and Collins being joined by two great prospects in forwards DeAndre Hunter and Cam Reddish.

#6 Ben Simmons

The 76ers' 6'10 point guard uses his size and athleticism to dominate at scoring at the rim Whilst there are few passers better than him in the league, he is a very good perimeter defender. So just imagine if he develops a consistent jump-shot. He would certainly be an MVP-caliber player for years to come and would give the Sixers a great shot at winning a ring.