OG Anunoby was the most sought-after player to change clubs last season, a gigantic wing who could shoot on offense, rebound the ball, and defend as well as anyone in the league. That type of talent could fit on any squad, and every league contender would have liked to trade for him.
Who did the Toronto Raptors ultimately trade him for? Immanuel Quickly, a point guard who played behind Jalen Brunson but balled out when given big minutes. The Raptors bet that Quickly would become a star with his own backcourt to manage, and they followed up with a hefty five-year, $162.5 million contract.
Was the contract an overpayment, as some NBA analysts believe? Was it a good deal to get a future All-Star for less than the asking price? To answer this question, it’s necessary to comprehend Quickly ‘s position among his colleagues. How does he compare to the other point guards in the league?
Ranking the NBA’s Top 30 Point Guards.
To that aim, we combed through the league’s point guards and divided them into levels, then ranked every single player within each tier to determine the final rating. We’ll go through the Top 30 and explain why each player ended up where they did, as well as how Immanuel Quickly stacks up against his colleagues.
