From the so-called "point guard draft" of 2009, few have risen to the occasion in the NBA like Steph Curry.
Blake Griffin headlined the incoming talent, but it was guys like Curry, Johnny Flynn and Brandon Jennings who made GM's across the nation anxious at how they might fit in each of their particular systems.
Even Ricky Rubio was getting love.
As the season progresses in 2010, we get our first true glimpse of who has taken the biggest strides in the NBA.
Tyreke Evans, most notable as a shooting guard, should be considered in this conversation because of his ability to play both guard positions. He is not a true point guard like Brandon Jennings and Steph Curry, however to his credit, he can play with the best of them.
For the sake of deciding who will continue on as the best point guard from the '09 draft, let's hypothesize that Evans sticks at SG.
That leaves us with the most surprising success story in Milwaukee.
Brandon Jennings, drafted at No. 10 by the Bucks, became the first player to skip college, play ball in Rome and then be drafted by an NBA team. Quite the accomplishment, but nothing i ...
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