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Nathaniel and Camden go over the ESPN list of the Top 10 point guards of all-time. They also go over the card markets for rookie cards of all 10 players, and then talk about whether they would reorder the list. Is Steph Curry too low on their list? Who would Chris Paul pass on the list of all-time greatest point guards if he were to win a championship this year?
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