First of all those are two different eras, second bro put KEMBA WALKER on the list and left Rondo off 

how are Tony Parker and Kyrie Irving in the same age

While you listed a bunch of great players, those you listed A) weren’t really all in the same generation at all and B) in my view, absolutely weren’t the golden age of PGs. 

What did Mike Conley do to you

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Mike Conley still kicking around I think, but maybe lower tier

Crazy how Steph could be the last man standing, considering everybody thought he’d have a short career with those injuries earlier in his career

TBF its only Steph left…the other two are husks of their former selfs lol

Dont forget Kyle Lowry

MIKE FUCKING CONLEY

OP put down his crayons long enough to write this. Way to go buddy

Don’t worry. Ben Simmons is making a comeback.

This is a genuine, good-faith question about Kyrie. I originally watched from 2004 to 2009 and fell out of the NBA loop. I came back to watching the league in 2018 or so. Was Kyrie considered a point guard for most of his career? I’ve watched very few Kyrie games in my lifetime (maybe sub 30) and he always played the 2 in pretty much every one of those games.

Steph is still a game breaker even if you just plop him somewhere on the court and pretty much let him stay in a 10 ft radius. gravity

NBA needs these guys back

Rafer “Skip 2 My Lou” Alston
Kenny Anderson
Mark Jackson
Stephon Marbury
God Shammgod
Kenny “The Jet” Smith
Rod Strickland
Dwayne “Pearl” Washington

Golden age?!? This is Brevin Knight erasure

you forgot the goat Jeremy Lin

James Harden doesn’t count in that Golden Age group? He led the league in assists multiple times, was unstoppable in his prime, and made every center he played with 3x better.

This is such a bizarre grouping of players to classify as being of the same generation.

D-rose was last a quasi all star level player during 2014-15, IT wasn’t an all star level guy until 2015-16.

Deron Williams was done being an elite player after 2012-13.

Kemba Walker wasn’t an all star until 2017.

Parker retired in 2019 and wasn’t an all star after 2014.

Damian def still has it

Tony Parker and Kyrie Irving being a part of the same “age” is hilariously wrong

Keyonte George, Darryn Peterson, Isaiah Collier, leagues in good hands don’t worry

There are new breeds around. Haliburton, Giddey, LaMelo, Cade, Doncic, Brunson…

Greatest era of positionless basketball maybe…but how can it be the golden age of pg’s when outside of Chris Paul and Russ during his trip dub era, Im not sure if any of them avg 10 assists/game in a season. Dribbling the ball up the court doesn’t make you a pg anymore…

You forgot Reggie Jackson on that list

I feel like there is going to be a big resurgence in the value of traditional pass first, nice handles style of PG play. The trend of positioninless players has swung too far in one direction and it’s leading to a lower quality and less successful style of play. Nobody can bring the ball up anymore against pressure defense and initiate the offense.

Kinda crazy Steph has had such good longevity. I remember early days people didnt think he’d last 5 years due to his ankles.

I personally never considered Kyrie or Steph a real point based off play style

There’s always a guy with some random narrative that is poorly backed up by evidence

We are almost certainly still in the golden age of point guards. We still have Steph, but also SGA, Luka, Brunson, Halliburton, Cade, Lamelo, Murry, Maxey, Darius Garland, Derrick White, Trae Young, plus way more up and coming guys. If anything, the last few years have been defined by point guards, we’ve had a point guard win the last two MVPs, the last two rings and finals MVPs, the last two play offs were mostly a story of underdog point guards taking on great defensive teams (one of which was also led by a point guard), we saw Luka get traded, and Cade bring the Pistons back up to a 1st seed, Kyrie was a big part of the mavs run in 2024, and Stephs last ring was only 4 years ago. All NBA teams have also been massively in favor for them, with over a third of the possible positions going to point guards ever since the voting was made positionless. Point Guards have been dominating the narratives and racking up all time achievements.

Do people just put Golden Age for their favorite era? 80s to 90s have an arguably more stacked PG roster and most are actually playmakers and floor generals rather than an undersized SG.

Where is Rajon Rondo

Wouldn’t the golden age be Magic, Stockton, Isiah plus early Payton?

Steph isnt exactly the primary example of healthy these days lol

Where the hell are Ricky Rubio and Johnny Flynn on this list?

If you told me that kyrie retired I would’ve believed you.

If you mean the elite shooting point guards than maybe.

I see the vision, the point guard role has evolved and everybody has gotten bigger, but theres some great pgs in the league. Putting steph aside- cade, brunsen, maxey, doncic, sga, haliburton can go toe to toe with your list (id say at a minimum).

Haliburton up next

Tony Parker is not part of the same era as Kyrie what are we talking about

Shooting guards playing point guard is not the fucking golden age of point guards, nephew

What is this list? Many of these are not like the others. Also who said this is a golden age of point guards? I could pick any 15 year period of the league and list 4 or 5 all time greats and 4 or 5 good for their era guards like OP has done here

Including kemba in this list is crazy

You just spouted off an opinion like it was a fact. Coulda been a little better but you’re improving at reddit for sure.

Was not the golden age at all

coincidentally, none of the three is a point guard

Oh. I forgot Allen Iverson, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Brandon Jennings, Stephon Marbury, were way worse than checks notes John Wall…? Tf.

Ya’ll leave out Gary Payton for fun I assume.

“Kyrie Irving” and “Golden age of point guards” in the same sentence 😹😹😹

Dame is not in that tier

Lillard is cooked

Yeah talent in nba going down hill. Just got foul baiters left

all trash