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

#7 Devin Booker

The Suns SG is one of the best scorers in the league and is also a very good passer and rebounder for his position. On the other hand, being on the Phoenix Suns hasn't helped his chances of achieving something more than a high scoring average in the league.

Whilst he does have a great young center alongside him in DeAndre Ayton, the Suns, as usual, are expected to finish with the worst record in the league because of their extremely poor front office decisions such as drafting Cam Johnson whilst losing TJ Warren and Josh Jackson for virtually nothing.

#6 Donovan Mitchell

By being paired with two players who can get 20+ points per outing in Mike Conley and Bojan Bogdanovic, pressure will be taken off Donovan Mitchell which will allow him to become a more efficient offensive player.

The 22-year-old is very strong and athletic for a shooting Guard which allows him to dominate while driving to the rim, but with more space to operate, I expect him to impress even more with improved 3-point shooting.

#5 Bradley Beal

Despite high speculation that Beal would be traded by the Wizards as they look to rebuild, he hasn't slowed down as he has single-handedly carried the team without John Wall to several wins with his fantastic scoring ability and defensive effort. Whether with Washington or another team, Beal definitely has what it takes to be an All-Star on a contending team.