Best point guards of all time

Magic Johnson

Showtime. Missing adjectives to comment on the talent of this great player. Arguably the greatest basketball player who has played in the NBA, Magic Johnson came to Los Angeles Lakers and certainly changed the NBA forever. One type of game before and after the arrival of Magic. With the number 32 on his back formed a remarkable duo with Karem Abdul-Jabbar and resumed historic rivalry with the Boston Celtics of Larry Bird. His 2.05 meters in height made him a basis of fear as their rivals in this position were always shorter. He always sought the spectacular and no-look passes were his specialty.

Oscar Robertson

Remains the only player to have produced a triple-double for an entire season, with 31 points, 12.5 rebounds and 11.5 assists. It measured 1.96 meters and had a tremendous ease of registering tens triples. He had a pitch with incredible retention. His appearance was playing a forward who played splendidly base. Surrounded by a talented team almost no time and living in the West or Taylor, managed to excel in the league but could not get all the awards he deserved.

Bob Cousy

In the age of 50 it was undoubtedly the best base some. Celtics started playing passes to give luxury or back, which is not much looked at the time. Next to Bill Russell made history as Russell was responsible for the defense while Cousy commanded the attack. A perfect mix for the time.

John Stockton

The prototype base coaches love as they had a special ball handling, incredible peripheral vision, foreign launch more respected and control of their emotions for the key moments. Dennis Rodman called it "the greatest murderer in shorts" who has played in the NBA for their ability to thefts could do. Talk of Stockton is immediately think of Karl Malone and the famous "Pick & Roll" executed many times and with extraordinary results. Leader in assists and steals in the league

Isiah Thomas

Team player called the "Bad Boys" in Detroit Piston was called the "child murderer to face." He possessed incredible speed and explosiveness. His ball control was extraordinary and electrical penetrations challenging the giants were a feature of his game. It was the only team in the 80 he could get into the fight between Lakers and Celtics. With all those scrolls did not participate in the Barcelona Dream Team of 92, they say, by hatred between him and Michael Jordan.

Pete Maravich

"Pistol Pete" had a soul ready to play basketball. His appearance did not accompany his hidden talent. He had a weak force to shoot from far supplied greatly to shoot from the side of the pitch with a pitch that appeared to be pointing a gun (hence his nickname). An immortal for the Utah Jazz.

Steve Nash

Must be one of the current bases that still retain the classic style of play in previous years. Row 2 times MVP has a tremendous quality to put together a team with extraordinary vision care field to place at the perfect time. He dazzled about Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks before where the duo was with a young Dirk Nowitzki. Heir to the game Cousy and Maravich, Nash just needs a championship to be even bigger.

Jason Kidd

Currently, he is the master of the triple-double league. Talent heir Robertson and Magic, Kidd has an extraordinary ability to defend the opposing team's best player and immediately steals the ball shoots out the attack to create points on counterattacks. It also has a great rebounding ability. He was a member of the despicable list of great figures of the ringless NBA until 2011 where he won the championship with Dallas Mavericks.

Gary Payton

"The Glove" was an arrogant, dirty player verbally that disorient the opponent with words that could make the boxes to anyone. A great defender, averaging 3 steals per game in a season. One of the best small base playing post. In Seattle with Shawn Kemp he formed one of the best duos in the NBA, fighting on equal terms to the great Michael Jordan. He is playing in Miami and won the championship it deserved several years ago.