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The NBA has had some legendary point guards leading the way for their teams throughout the course of the years.
Of course, most people talk about John Stockton, Magic Johnson, Chris Paul, Stephen Curry, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, and rightfully so, but with that much talent walking through the doors over almost eight decades, plenty of people will always be snubbed.
According to coach George Karl, Andre Miller might be one of those people.
That’s why he took to Twitter to make it loud and clear that he felt that Miller was one of the most underrated point guards this game had ever seen.
Maybe the most underrated PG in nba history! https://t.co/4Hf9JvzULM
— George Karl (@CoachKarl22) June 3, 2024
Truth be told, he might be right on point.
Miller’s game was never the flashiest, but he was an elite playmaker who would make every single player around him significantly better.
He was a plug-and-play kind of pure hooper that could fit in any system and alongside all kinds of players.
Miller was a pro’s pro and one of the most underrated passers in the past two decades or so.
He never cared about putting up big numbers or being the man, even though he could clearly do it.
And even though he’s rarely talked about, he finished with the 12th most assists in NBA history (8,524), which is more than guys like Rod Strickland, Rajon Rondo, Tim Hardaway, Tony Parker, Deron Williams, and as of today, even James Harden.
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