Top Five PGs to play for the Wolves

[AbeVigodaLive]

1. There's a reason the Wolves are the worst franchise in modern NBA history. Mostly poor with blips of average to fairly solid PG play hasn't been good enough.

2. The Wolves are just as poor at SG, if not worse. At one point... not too many years ago.... one could make the case that Doug West was one of the team's best SGs.

3. PF has been the team's only solid bright spot.

[Q12543 [enjin:6621299]]

Yes, going back to the point Carlos made, we have had a solid if unspectacular slate of PGs over the years. If you really want to get depressed, start doing SG, SF, and Cs.

It's really amazing how a franchise can be so bad for so long. Even in our so-called good years, we were not very good, having been booted out in the 1st round of all playoff appearances except for one. And again, this is in a league where over half the teams make the playoffs!

"Calgon, take me away!"

[Monster]

PG talent for the Wolves hasn't been the problem for a bunch of years (except those awful years between the end of KG's career and the arrival of Rubio) it's keeping them healthy and keeping the correct ones.

A couple guys I haven't seen named that played for the Wolves.

Bobby Jackson
Rod Strickland

Other guys they should have kept around.

Beno Udrich
Howard Eisley

My list goes...

#1 Marbury terrific player when he was here so much potential to fit with KG.

#2 Cassell could easily be #1 and we all get why even if it was just one season

#3 Terrell Brandon when healthy he was terrific. He would have been a nice 3rd best player kinda like Jrue Holiday is with AD and Cousins. The problem was he was basically asked to be a #2

#4 Rubio probably played the most games of any Wolves PG that was worth anything. Pretty good player.

#5 I can't pick there are too many options and nobody really jumps out at me but I assure you none of them are Marcus Banks, Mario Jaric or Flynn. :)