NBA SHOOTING GUARDS REAL PLAYER RATINGS
2009-10 REGULAR SEASON
POSITION AND TEAM CODES
In the Real Player and related ratings shown for the League, two codes follow each players' name (and before his rating). The first code tells you the players' team and the second one tells you his position.
All the players in this Report are shooting guards.
TEAM CODES
ATLA Atlanta Hawks
BOST Boston Celtics
CHAR Charlotte Bobcats
CHIC Chicago Bulls
CLEV Cleveland Cavaliers
DALL Dallas Mavericks
DENV Denver Nuggets
DETR Detroit Pistons
GOLS Golden State Warriors
HOUS Houston Rockets
INDI Indiana Pacers
LACL Los Angeles Clippers
LALK Los Angeles Lakers
MEMP Memphis Grizzlies
MIAM Miami Heat
MILW Milwaukee Bucks
MINN Minnesota Timberwolves
NJRS New Jersey Nets
NORL New Orleans Hornets
NWYR New York Knicks
OKLA Oklahoma Thunder
ORLA Orlando Magic
PHIL Philadelphia 76'ers
PHNX Phoenix Suns
PORT Portland Trailblazers
SACR Sacramento Kings
SANA San Antonio Spurs
TORO Toronto Raptors
UTAH Utah Jazz
WASH Washington Wizards
POSITION CODES
PG Point Guard
SG Shooting Guard
SF Small Forward
PF Power Forward
C Center
SCALE FOR REGULAR SEASON REAL PLAYER RATINGS FOR SHOOTING GUARDS
Perfect Shooting Guard for all Practical Purposes / Major Historic Super Star 1.040 and more
Historic Super Star Shooting Guard .940 1.039
Super Star Shooting Guard 0.840 0.939
A Star Shooting Guard / A well above normal starter 0.760 0.839
Very Good Shooting Guard / A solid starter 0.700 0.759
Major Role Player Shooting Guard / Good enough to start 0.640 0.699
Good Role Player Shooting Guard / Often a good 6th man 0.580 0.639
Satisfactory Role Player Shooting Guard / Generally should not start 0.520 0.579
Marginal Role Player Shooting Guard / Should never start 0.460 0.519
Poor Shooting Guard / 0.400 0.459
Very Poor Shooting Guard 0.340 0.399
Extremely Poor Shooting Guard .339 and less
NBA SHOOTING GUARDS REAL PLAYER RATINGS
2009-10 REGULAR SEASON
--Shows the real quality of shooting guards
--Includes all tracked actions and includes untracked or hidden defending
--The average Real Player Rating for NBA shooting guards who play 300 minutes or more is about .640
--The evaluation scale above is custom made for shooting guards
--All shooting guards who have played at least 300 minutes are included
MAJOR HISTORIC SUPERSTAR SHOOTING GUARDS
1 Dwyane Wade MIAM SG 1.075
HISTORIC SUPERSTAR SHOOTING GUARDS
2 Manu Ginobili SANA SG 1.023
3 Kobe Bryant LALK SG 1.005
SUPERSTAR SHOOTING GUARDS
4 Vince Carter ORLA SG 0.928
5 Joe Johnson ATLA SG 0.883
6 Andre Iguodala PHIL SG 0.858
7 Delonte West CLEV SG 0.856
8 Brandon Roy PORT SG 0.842
STAR SHOOTING GUARDS
9 Kyle Korver UTAH SG 0.824
10 Dorell Wright MIAM SG 0.817
11 Carlos Delfino MILW SG 0.809
12 Jason Terry DALL SG 0.791
13 James Harden OKLA SG 0.770
14 Ray Allen BOST SG 0.770
VERY GOOD SHOOTING GUARDS / SOLID STARTERS
15 Lou Williams PHIL SG 0.756
16 J.R. Smith DENV SG 0.738
17 Francisco Garcia SACR SG 0.724
18 Trevor Ariza HOUS SG 0.723
19 Allen Iverson PHIL SG 0.722
20 Jamal Crawford ATLA SG 0.721
21 Jason Richardson PHNX SG 0.718
22 Ronnie Brewer UTAH SG 0.712
MAJOR ROLE PLAYER SHOOTING GUARDS / GOOD ENOUGH TO START
23 Terrence Williams NJRS SG 0.698
24 Marcus Thornton NORL SG 0.693
25 Daequan Cook MIAM SG 0.691
26 Rudy Fernandez PORT SG 0.678
27 Larry Hughes NWYR SG 0.675
28 Quentin Richardson MIAM SG 0.675
29 Ronald Murray CHAR SG 0.671
30 Gerald Henderson CHAR SG 0.664
31 Tony Allen BOST SG 0.663
32 Anthony Morrow GOLS SG 0.661
33 J.J. Redick ORLA SG 0.658
THE AVERAGE REAL PLAYER RATING FOR NBA SHOOTING GUARDS
for all shooting guards who play 300 minutes or more is about .640
GOOD ROLE PLAYER SHOOTING GUARDS / OFTEN GOOD 6TH MAN PLAYERS
34 Mickael Pietrus ORLA SG 0.631
35 Leandro Barbosa PHNX SG 0.626
36 O.J. Mayo MEMP SG 0.622
37 Roger Mason SANA SG 0.619
38 Brandon Rush INDI SG 0.606
39 Damien Wilkins MINN SG 0.601
40 Willie Green PHIL SG 0.598
41 Anthony Parker CLEV SG 0.596
42 Wesley Matthews UTAH SG 0.592
43 Devean George GOLS SG 0.592
44 Richard Hamilton DETR SG 0.592
45 Kevin Martin SACR SG 0.591
46 Tracy McGrady NWYR SG 0.588
47 Marco Belinelli TORO SG 0.587
48 Martell Webster PORT SG 0.583
SATISFACTORY ROLE PLAYER SHOOTING GUARDS / USUALLY DO NOT START
49 Ime Udoka SACR SG 0.574
50 Arron Afflalo DENV SG 0.573
51 Kevin Martin HOUS SG 0.572
52 Sasha Vujacic LALK SG 0.554
53 Michael Redd MILW SG 0.551
54 Eric Gordon LACL SG 0.550
55 Marquis Daniels BOST SG 0.543
56 Dahntay Jones INDI SG 0.542
57 Chris Douglas-Roberts NJRS SG 0.541
58 Sonny Weems TORO SG 0.537
59 Devin Brown NORL SG 0.533
60 Bill Walker NWYR SG 0.532
61 Courtney Lee NJRS SG 0.528
62 Wayne Ellington MINN SG 0.521
MARGINAL ROLE PLAYER SHOOTING GUARDS / RARELY START
63 Charlie Bell MILW SG 0.518
64 Rasual Butler LACL SG 0.509
65 Ronald Murray CHIC SG 0.504
66 Ben Gordon DETR SG 0.491
67 Nick Young WASH SG 0.462
68 Keith Bogans SANA SG 0.462
POOR SHOOTING GUARDS / SHOULD NEVER START
69 Eddie House NWYR SG 0.454
70 Malik Hairston SANA SG 0.433
71 Jermaine Taylor HOUS SG 0.428
72 DeMar DeRozan TORO SG 0.414
73 Jodie Meeks MILW SG 0.413
VERY POOR SHOOTING GUARDS
74 Morris Peterson NORL SG 0.394
75 Jason Kapono PHIL SG 0.383
EXTREMELY POOR SHOOTING GUARDS
76 Sasha Pavlovic MINN SG 0.314
77 DeShawn Stevenson WASH SG 0.287
NBA SHOOTING GUARDS REAL PLAYER PRODUCTION
2009-10 REGULAR SEASON
--Shows how much of real basketball value shooting guards really produced
--Includes all tracked actions and includes the value of untracked or hidden defending
--All shooting guards who played at least 300 minutes are included
MORE THAN 4,000
None
3,500 to 3,999
None
3,000 to 3,499
1 Dwyane Wade MIAM SG 3002.66
2,500 to 2,999
2 Kobe Bryant LALK SG 2850.10
3 Andre Iguodala PHIL SG 2741.07
4 Joe Johnson ATLA SG 2548.44
2,000 to 2,499
5 Manu Ginobili SANA SG 2199.01
6 Ray Allen BOST SG 2169.76
7 Vince Carter ORLA SG 2143.91
8 Brandon Roy PORT SG 2036.15
9 Jason Terry DALL SG 2007.89
1,500 to 1,999
10 O.J. Mayo MEMP SG 1936.44
11 Trevor Ariza HOUS SG 1901.12
12 Carlos Delfino MILW SG 1842.93
13 Jason Richardson PHNX SG 1783.62
14 Jamal Crawford ATLA SG 1773.46
15 J.R. Smith DENV SG 1532.17
16 Brandon Rush INDI SG 1509.65
1,000 to 1,499
17 Lou Williams PHIL SG 1445.93
18 Quentin Richardson MIAM SG 1405.27
19 Rasual Butler LACL SG 1374.59
20 Anthony Parker CLEV SG 1363.95
21 James Harden OKLA SG 1338.83
22 Anthony Morrow GOLS SG 1333.56
23 Marcus Thornton NORL SG 1297.54
24 Delonte West CLEV SG 1284.28
25 Arron Afflalo DENV SG 1277.11
26 Courtney Lee NJRS SG 1253.07
27 Terrence Williams NJRS SG 1231.94
28 Eric Gordon LACL SG 1224.99
29 Dorell Wright MIAM SG 1222.64
30 Wesley Matthews UTAH SG 1199.44
31 J.J. Redick ORLA SG 1188.80
32 Ronnie Brewer UTAH SG 1183.32
33 Martell Webster PORT SG 1168.54
34 Mickael Pietrus ORLA SG 1065.28
35 Dahntay Jones INDI SG 1025.18
500 to 999
36 Rudy Fernandez PORT SG 977.31
37 Damien Wilkins MINN SG 952.40
38 Roger Mason SANA SG 937.98
39 Chris Douglas-Roberts NJRS SG 936.56
40 Willie Green PHIL SG 928.04
41 Richard Hamilton DETR SG 919.04
42 Ben Gordon DETR SG 850.23
43 Charlie Bell MILW SG 835.08
44 Kyle Korver UTAH SG 784.18
45 Sonny Weems TORO SG 735.00
46 Wayne Ellington MINN SG 720.80
47 Keith Bogans SANA SG 719.93
48 DeMar DeRozan TORO SG 689.47
49 Ronald Murray CHAR SG 666.75
50 Marco Belinelli TORO SG 658.43
51 Nick Young WASH SG 656.81
52 Tony Allen BOST SG 589.60
53 Allen Iverson PHIL SG 575.96
54 Larry Hughes NWYR SG 553.83
55 Ime Udoka SACR SG 542.31
56 Devin Brown NORL SG 515.13
57 Marquis Daniels BOST SG 509.08
LESS THAN 500
58 Leandro Barbosa PHNX SG 492.42
59 Kevin Martin HOUS SG 491.54
60 Daequan Cook MIAM SG 477.75
61 Kevin Martin SACR SG 457.23
62 Devean George GOLS SG 450.65
63 Francisco Garcia SACR SG 416.41
64 Bill Walker NWYR SG 392.93
65 Morris Peterson NORL SG 383.58
66 Jason Kapono PHIL SG 373.51
67 Tracy McGrady NWYR SG 368.92
68 Ronald Murray CHIC SG 342.64
69 Sasha Vujacic LALK SG 318.80
70 Sasha Pavlovic MINN SG 275.80
71 Michael Redd MILW SG 271.18
72 Gerald Henderson CHAR SG 235.61
73 Jodie Meeks MILW SG 200.53
74 DeShawn Stevenson WASH SG 176.51
75 Eddie House NWYR SG 168.50
76 Malik Hairston SANA SG 137.26
77 Jermaine Taylor HOUS SG 129.59
OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE SUB RATINGS
The offensive and the defensive sub ratings for these shooting guards follow in the next Report.
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