I now present edition four of my NBA point guard comparison. In this edition, I will be comparing two great veteran point guards in the Pistons' Chauncey Billups and the Clippers' Baron Davis.

Well, it would clearly be absolutely awesome to play for any team in the NBA, but what team would be the best to go to? On one hand, you just got your first ring playing with the Celtics as you were the best team in the league last year. You finally got that ring and you have a very legitimate shot at repeating.

Here are two combo guards who are both very important to their teams, Brandon Roy, the leader of the young Portland Trail Blazers, and Monta Ellis, the very important high flier on the Golden State Warriors.

Breaking news out of New Orleans, one team gets stronger one gets weaker. The New Orleans Hornets have signed forward/guard James Posey to a 4 year 25 million dollar contract. This means the Hornets will have a great defender backing up Peja Stojakovic at the 3 or possibly bumping Peja down to the 2 and sending Mo Pete to the bench. Posey is strongest on the defensive side of the ball and can also drain the long ball.

Here are two point guards that are young, up and coming, and look like they will be All-Stars in the future. Calderon is more of a controlled point guard. He's one of the best players in the league at not turning it over while still getting assists. Rondo on the other hand is a speedy guard who can almost always get to the hoop and score, while also being a decent rebounding guard.

This isn't a very frequently asked question. Most of the time it's always Deron Williams or Chris Paul. And ya, those to are the best two point guards in the league now. But what about this match up, Tony Parker or Steve Nash?

Often ask people this question andI find it quite interesting. If you could take one player, andbuild a team around him, who would it be? Most people answer Chris Paul, Lebron James or Kobe Bryant. All are very good answers. Let's see who would be the best choice.

The Portland Trail Blazers are the youngest team in the league and will soon be NBA champions.

They have only one player over the age of 30 (Raef Lafrentz).  Though he will probably be gone next season, he isn't even a key component to there team.

Many people have been arguing lately on whether or not Agent 0 is worth the large contract he just signed. Now, I'm not saying he isn't worth it, but if he is, shouldn't these players who are, well i don't want to say better but, more valuable be getting paid more money then him?