Indiana Pacers: Ranking all starting point guards in the east
By Joe Lyon
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Tyrese Haliburton has been a revelation for the Indiana Pacers this season. But where does he rank in terms of all starting point guards in the eastern conference? In this article, we attempt to rank all 15 starting point guards in the eastern conference. The rankings are based on current performance as well as future value and potential ceiling.
14 Ayo Dosunmu, CHI
Stat line: 9.5 PT, 3.1 RB, 2.8 AST, 33.3 FG3%
The young point guard has a high ceiling but a lot more to prove in terms of what he can provide a team on the court. He suffers from a loaded point guard class in the eastern conference.
14 Monte Morris, WAS
Stat line: 9.8 PT, 3.2 RB, 5.1 AST, 39.0 FG3%
Has been in the league awhile and seems to not have as high a ceiling as many on this list. Is definitely a weak point for the Wizards, who could stand an upgrade at the point guard position.
13 Cole Anthony, ORL
Stat line: 13.5 PT, 4.6 RB, 4.4 AST, 37.3 FG3%
Another young point guard that could have a promising future but has a lot yet to prove. Playing alongside rookie Banchero also limits the amount of possessions in his hands. May be better than his stats are showing due to limited opportunity.