NBA: Ranking every starting shooting guard heading into 2017-18

By Tony Webb | Oct 13, 2017

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A complete ranking of the NBA’s starting shooting guards heading into the 2017-18 season

*Note* There are teams with depth chart/position questions. Starters subject to change

30. Ben McLemore- Memphis Grizzlies

McLemore is looking to rejuvenate his career after a very underwhelming start to his career in Sacramento. Drafted 7th overall back in 2013, McLemore has struggled in every aspect of the NBA and has put up disappointing offensive and shooting numbers.

*McLemore will miss time with a foot fracture. Wayne Selden and Tyreke Evans should see time at shooting guard. Once McLemore is healthy, I do believe Memphis will give him a chance to start.

29. Wesley Matthews- Dallas Mavericks

A streaky shooter who just insist consistent enough for what the Mavericks need in a shooting guard. Matthews has abilities to score in double-figures (13.9 PPG career average), but doesn’t do much else on the court. Matthews lost a step after his achilles injury a couple seasons ago.

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