The greatest and most underrated players according to Ai

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Input:
In your opinion who is the greatest NBA player of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
Evaluating the greatest NBA player of all time is subjective and can depend on personal preferences, specific criteria, and the era in which players competed. However, there are a few names that often come up in these discussions based on their regular season and post-season stats, championships, and awards.

1. Michael Jordan: Michael Jordan had an illustrious career with the Chicago Bulls, winning six NBA championships and earning five MVP awards. His career scoring average of 30.12 points per game is the highest in NBA history, and he is often considered the greatest scorer the league has ever seen. Jordan was also an exceptional defender, earning a spot on the NBA All-Defensive First Team nine times.
   
   
2. LeBron James: LeBron James has had an impressive career and is still active (as of my last update in 2021), having played for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, and Los Angeles Lakers. LeBron has won multiple NBA championships and MVP awards, and he is known for his all-around skills and versatility. He is one of the few players in NBA history to rank highly in career points, rebounds, and assists.
   
   
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the all-time leading scorer in NBA history, with numerous MVP awards and NBA championships. His skyhook shot is one of the most unstoppable moves the game has ever seen.
   
   
4. Wilt Chamberlain: Wilt Chamberlain's statistics are staggering. He once scored 100 points in a game, and he averaged 50.4 points per game in the 1961-1962 season. Both records still stand today. Chamberlain also won two NBA championships and four MVP awards.
   
   
5. Magic Johnson: As the point guard for the Los Angeles Lakers during the "Showtime" era, Magic Johnson won five NBA championships and three MVP awards. He is often considered the best point guard in NBA history.
   
   
6. Larry Bird: Larry Bird was a phenomenal shooter and all-around player. He won three NBA championships with the Boston Celtics and three consecutive MVP awards.
   
   
7. Bill Russell: Russell is the ultimate winner in terms of championships, with an incredible 11 titles during his career with the Boston Celtics. His impact was more on the defensive end, and the NBA Finals MVP Award is now named in his honor.
   

Again, the "greatest" player can depend on how you weigh different factors like scoring, championships, versatility, defense, and impact on the game. It's also worth noting that there are many other great players not mentioned here, and the NBA continues to produce exceptional talent.


Input:
In your opinion who is the greatest Houston Rocket player of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
The Houston Rockets have had several phenomenal players throughout their history, but two names often come up in discussions about the greatest player in franchise history: Hakeem Olajuwon and James Harden.

1. Hakeem Olajuwon: Olajuwon, known as "The Dream," is often considered the greatest player in Rockets history. He led the team to back-to-back NBA Championships in 1994 and 1995. Olajuwon was named Finals MVP in both of those series. Over his 17 seasons with the Rockets, he was a 12-time All-Star and won the league MVP award in 1994. Olajuwon was known for his scoring, rebounding, and particularly his shot-blocking ability; he is the NBA's all-time leader in blocks. His "Dream Shake" post move is one of the most famous in basketball history.
   
   
2. James Harden: Harden had a significant impact during his time with the Rockets. He was an All-Star in every one of his full seasons with the team and won the MVP award in 2018. Harden led the Rockets to the playoffs each year and to the Western Conference Finals twice. He is one of the most prolific scorers in recent NBA history, leading the league in scoring in 2018, 2019, and 2020.
   

While both players had impressive careers with the Rockets, many fans and analysts might give the edge to Hakeem Olajuwon due to his defensive prowess and the two championships he brought to the franchise. However, the "greatest" player can be subjective depending on the criteria used for evaluation.


Input:
In your opinion who is the most underrated NBA player of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
Determining the most underrated NBA player of all time is highly subjective, as it depends largely on what one considers to be "underrated." Here are a few players, however, who are often considered underrated in discussions about NBA history:

1. Scottie Pippen: While Pippen is widely recognized as one of the greatest players of his era, his contributions are often overshadowed by his Chicago Bulls teammate, Michael Jordan. Pippen was an integral part of the Bulls' six NBA championships in the 1990s and was known for his versatility, defensive prowess, and ability to contribute in every aspect of the game.
   
   
2. John Stockton: As the all-time NBA leader in assists and steals, Stockton was clearly a phenomenal player. However, he often gets overlooked in discussions about the greatest players of all time. This might be due to the fact that he never won an NBA championship, despite leading the Utah Jazz to the NBA Finals twice alongside Karl Malone.
   
   
3. Clyde Drexler: Known for his time with the Portland Trail Blazers and Houston Rockets, Drexler was a ten-time All-Star and won an NBA championship with the Rockets in 1995. Despite these achievements, he is sometimes overlooked in discussions about the greatest shooting guards in NBA history.
   
   
4. Elgin Baylor: Despite being one of the best forwards in the history of the game and having an impressive scoring and rebounding record, Baylor's name often doesn't come up in discussions about the greatest players of all time. This might be due to the fact that he never won an NBA championship, despite reaching the NBA Finals multiple times with the Los Angeles Lakers.
   
   
5. Chris Webber: A versatile forward and five-time All-Star, Webber's career is sometimes underrated due to his lack of an NBA championship and his involvement in the controversial 2002 Western Conference Finals. He was, however, one of the best big men of his era, known for his scoring, rebounding, and passing abilities.
   

These are just a few examples, and there are certainly other players who could be considered underrated depending on one's perspective.


Input:
In your opinion who is the most underrated Houston Rockets player of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
Determining the most underrated player from the Houston Rockets -- or any team -- can be highly subjective and depend largely on one's perspective. However, here are a couple of players who are often considered underrated in discussions about the history of the Rockets:

1. Rudy Tomjanovich: While most remember Tomjanovich as the coach who led the Rockets to back-to-back NBA Championships in the mid-90s, some forget that he was also a highly skilled player. He was a five-time All-Star as a player and had a career average of 17.4 points and 8.1 rebounds per game.
   
   
2. Robert Horry: Known for his clutch shooting, Robert Horry played a key role in the Rockets' back-to-back championships in the mid-90s. While his regular-season stats may not be eye-popping, his ability to step up in big moments was crucial to the team's success. Horry's contributions often extended beyond the stat sheet, and he may not get as much recognition as some of his more high-profile teammates.
   
   
3. Otis Thorpe: Thorpe was an integral part of the Rockets' 1994 championship team. He was a consistent performer who provided reliable scoring and rebounding, but his contributions often flew under the radar due to the dominance of Hakeem Olajuwon during that era.
   

These players may not have the high-profile recognition of some other Rockets players like Hakeem Olajuwon or James Harden, but their contributions to the team were significant and perhaps not fully appreciated.

 

Input:
In your opinion who is the greatest latino/hispanic NBA player of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, Manu Ginóbili is often considered the greatest Latino/Hispanic NBA player of all time.

Born in Argentina, Ginóbili was a key figure in the San Antonio Spurs' "Big Three," alongside Tim Duncan and Tony Parker. Together, they won four NBA championships (2003, 2005, 2007, 2014).

Ginóbili's combination of scoring ability, playmaking, defensive skills, and clutch performances made him a fan favorite and a nightmare for opponents. His unique, creative style of play was filled with crafty moves, unpredictable passes, and clutch shots. He made the All-Star team twice, was named to the All-NBA team twice, and won the NBA Sixth Man of the Year award in 2008.

Ginóbili also had significant international success with the Argentina national team, most notably leading them to the gold medal in the 2004 Athens Olympics, defeating the U.S. team along the way.

Other notable Latino/Hispanic players include Pau Gasol from Spain, a six-time All-Star and two-time NBA champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, and his brother Marc Gasol, who was an All-Star and Defensive Player of the Year in his own right, as well as an NBA champion with the Toronto Raptors. However, Ginóbili often gets the edge due to his combination of NBA and international success.

 

More from Ai

Input:
Create your combination of the NBA all time greatest starting lineup. Include 1 point guard, 1 shooting guard, 1 small forward, 1 power forward, 1 center.

Output:
Creating an all-time greatest NBA starting lineup is a challenging task given the wealth of talent that has graced the NBA over the years. However, here is one potential lineup based on overall impact, career achievements, and individual skills:

1. Point Guard - Magic Johnson: Magic Johnson is often considered the best point guard of all time. With his exceptional vision, passing skills, and leadership, he led the Los Angeles Lakers to five NBA championships and was a three-time MVP.
   
   
2. Shooting Guard - Michael Jordan: Widely regarded as the greatest player in NBA history, Jordan's scoring ability, clutch play, defensive prowess, and competitiveness set him apart. He won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls and earned five MVP awards.
   
   
3. Small Forward - LeBron James: LeBron's versatility, athleticism, and basketball IQ make him one of the greatest players in the history of the sport. He's a multi-time NBA champion and MVP, having led three different teams to championships.
   
   
4. Power Forward - Tim Duncan: Known as "The Big Fundamental," Duncan was the cornerstone of the San Antonio Spurs' success for nearly two decades. His consistency, defensive ability, and fundamental skills led to five NBA championships and two MVP awards.
   
   
5. Center - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Kareem is the all-time leading scorer in NBA history and won six championships and six MVP awards over his career. His "skyhook" shot is one of the most iconic and unguardable moves in basketball history.

This lineup combines scoring ability, playmaking, defense, leadership, and versatility. It's worth noting that numerous other players could also be justified in an all-time starting lineup, depending on the criteria used for selection.


Input:
Create your combination of NBA all time most underrated starting lineup. Include 1 point guard, 1 shooting guard, 1 small forward, 1 power forward, 1 center.

Output:
Creating an all-time most underrated NBA starting lineup involves considering those players who have had significant impact but perhaps have not received as much recognition as they deserve. Here's one potential lineup:

1. Point Guard - Mark Price: Price was a four-time All-Star and led the Cleveland Cavaliers to multiple playoff appearances in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He was a pioneer of the modern pick-and-roll and one of the best shooters of his era, but he's often overlooked in discussions about the greatest point guards in NBA history.
   
   
2. Shooting Guard - Sidney Moncrief: Moncrief was a five-time All-Star and two-time Defensive Player of the Year, known for his all-around skills and defensive prowess. Despite his impressive career, he's often not mentioned in discussions about the best shooting guards of all time.
   
   
3. Small Forward - Alex English: English was one of the most consistent scorers in NBA history, leading the Denver Nuggets to multiple playoff appearances in the 1980s. However, he's often overlooked in discussions about the greatest small forwards of all time.
   
   
4. Power Forward - Chris Webber: Despite being a five-time All-Star and the focal point of the entertaining Sacramento Kings teams of the early 2000s, Webber's career is often underrated, perhaps due to his lack of an NBA championship and his involvement in the controversial 2002 Western Conference Finals.
   
   
5. Center - Artis Gilmore: Known for his time with the Kentucky Colonels in the ABA and the Chicago Bulls in the NBA, Gilmore was a prolific scorer and rebounder. Despite his impressive career stats, he's often overlooked in discussions about the greatest centers in NBA history.

This lineup includes players who were all highly skilled but may not always receive the recognition they deserve when discussing the greatest players in NBA history.

 

Centers

Input:
In your opinion who is the greatest NBA center of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI, I don't form opinions, but I can tell you that the debate about the greatest NBA center of all time often revolves around a few key names:

1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Kareem has the most points in NBA history (38,387) and won six MVP awards along with six championships. His skyhook shot is one of the most iconic moves in the sport. He was selected to the All-Star team 19 times and won two Finals MVP awards.
   
   
2. Wilt Chamberlain: Wilt was an incredibly dominant force, famously scoring 100 points in a single game. He averaged 30.1 points per game over his career and a staggering 22.9 rebounds per game. Chamberlain won two NBA championships and four MVP awards.
   
   
3. Bill Russell: Russell is often recognized for his winning pedigree, securing 11 NBA Championships during his 13-year career, the most by any player. He was also a 5-time MVP and 12-time All-Star selection. His impact was more defensive, which isn't as easily captured by statistics.
   
   
4. Shaquille O'Neal: Shaq was one of the most physically imposing players in NBA history. He won four NBA championships, one MVP award, and was selected to 15 All-Star games. His combination of size and agility was unmatched.
   
   
5. Hakeem Olajuwon: Known as "The Dream," Olajuwon was a dominant two-way player, known for his footwork and defensive prowess. He won two NBA championships, two Finals MVP awards, and was a 12-time All-Star. He's also the all-time leader in blocked shots.
   

These players each dominated in their era and brought unique skills and abilities to the game. They all have a claim to being the greatest center of all time, and who is considered the best can often depend on personal preference and the specific criteria one uses to judge greatness.


Input:
In your opinion who is the most underrated NBA center of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI, I don't form opinions, but I can provide some insights. The title of "most underrated NBA center of all time" can be subject to various factors such as era, team, and public perception. However, here are a few centers that often come up in discussions of underrated players:

1. Artis Gilmore: Despite being a 11-time All-Star (combining his NBA and ABA careers) and one of the most efficient scorers in NBA history, Gilmore's name often gets overlooked in discussions of the greatest centers. He was also a formidable shot-blocker and rebounder.
   
   
2. Nate Thurmond: Thurmond was a dominant force in the paint and one of the best defenders of his era, making the All-Defensive team five times. Despite this, he is often overshadowed by contemporaries like Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell.
   
   
3. Jack Sikma: A 7-time All-Star and an NBA champion, Sikma was a highly skilled center known for his shooting touch, a rarity among centers of his time. His contributions are often overlooked in discussions about the top centers in NBA history.
   
   
4. Mark Eaton: Eaton was one of the most dominant shot-blockers in NBA history, leading the league in blocks four times and winning the Defensive Player of the Year award twice. However, his offensive limitations often lead him to be underrated.
   
   
5. Brad Daugherty: Daugherty's career was cut short by injuries, but during his time in the league, he was a consistent scorer and rebounder, making five All-Star appearances. He's often overlooked in discussions of the top centers from his era.
   

Again, it's important to note that being "underrated" is subjective and can vary depending on personal opinions and the specific criteria one uses to judge players.

 

Power Forwards

Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 greatest NBA power forwards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI, I don't form opinions, but I can provide a list based on achievements, awards, and general consensus among basketball experts and fans up until my last training data in September 2021. Here are five players who are frequently ranked among the greatest power forwards of all time:

1. Tim Duncan: Known as "The Big Fundamental," Duncan had an illustrious career with the San Antonio Spurs, winning five NBA Championships and two MVP Awards. He was renowned for his consistency, fundamental skills, and leadership on both ends of the floor.
   
   
2. Karl Malone: Malone, also known as "The Mailman," had a storied career with the Utah Jazz and is second on the all-time scoring list. A two-time MVP, Malone was known for his scoring, rebounding, and durability.
   
   
3. Dirk Nowitzki: Nowitzki is widely considered one of the greatest shooting big men in NBA history. He led the Dallas Mavericks to an NBA Championship in 2011, winning Finals MVP, and was the first European player to win the regular season MVP Award in 2007.
   
   
4. Charles Barkley: Barkley was a versatile and dominant power forward despite being undersized for his position. He won the MVP Award in 1993 and is one of the greatest rebounders in NBA history.
   
   
5. Kevin Garnett: Garnett was known for his intense competitiveness, defensive prowess, and versatility on offense. He won an NBA Championship with the Boston Celtics in 2008 and was the league MVP in 2004 during his time with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
   

Each of these players made a significant impact on the game and set high standards for the power forward position. They all have a rightful place in the discussion of the greatest power forwards in NBA history.


Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 most underrated NBA power forwards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI developed by OpenAI, I don't form personal opinions. However, I can analyze the data and present some power forwards that may have been underrated based on their career contributions compared to their recognition:

1. Bobby Jones: Known for his stellar defense, Jones was a 4-time All-Star and an 8-time member of the NBA All-Defensive First Team. Despite his defensive prowess, his contributions often go under the radar in discussions about the greatest power forwards.
   
   
2. Horace Grant: As a key member of the Chicago Bulls' first three-peat and a contributor to the Lakers' championship in 2001, Grant was a consistent player who excelled on both ends of the court but is often overlooked due to playing alongside superstars like Michael Jordan and Shaquille O'Neal.
   
   
3. Jermaine O'Neal: O'Neal had several strong seasons with the Indiana Pacers and was a 6-time All-Star. However, his contributions are often underrated, partly due to the Pacers not making a deep playoff run during his prime years.
   
   
4. Kevin Willis: Willis had a long and productive NBA career, including an All-Star selection in 1992. Despite his longevity and consistent performance, he doesn't receive as much recognition as some of his contemporaries.
   
   
5. Elton Brand: A two-time All-Star and co-Rookie of the Year in 2000, Brand was a consistent performer throughout his career. However, lack of team success during his prime years often led to him being overlooked.
   

Please note that being "underrated" can be quite subjective and depends on various factors such as era, team, and public perception.

 

Small Forwards

Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 greatest NBA small forwards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI, I don't form opinions. However, based on statistics, championships, and awards, here are some players who are often considered among the greatest small forwards in NBA history:

1. LeBron James: LeBron James is a 17-time All-Star, 4-time MVP, and 4-time NBA Champion as of 2021. Known for his all-around game, playmaking ability, and leadership, LeBron is not only one of the greatest small forwards but also often included in discussions about the greatest players of all time.
   
   
2. Larry Bird: Bird is a Boston Celtics legend, 3-time MVP, and 3-time NBA Champion. Known for his shooting, basketball IQ, and competitiveness, Bird was one of the best players of his era and is among the greatest small forwards of all time.
   
   
3. Kevin Durant: As of 2021, Durant is a 2-time NBA Champion, 2-time Finals MVP, and 11-time All-Star. He's one of the best scorers in NBA history and has been dominant in both regular-season and postseason play.
   
   
4. Julius Erving (Dr. J): Combining his ABA and NBA careers, Dr. J was a 16-time All-Star and won 3 championships. He's known for his scoring ability, athleticism, and highlight-reel dunks.
   
   
5. Elgin Baylor: Baylor was a dominant scorer and rebounder, averaging 27.4 points and 13.5 rebounds for his career. While he never won a championship, his individual greatness is undeniable.
   

These players have had outstanding careers and made significant contributions to the sport. They are among the best to ever play the small forward position.


Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 most underrated NBA small forwards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI, I don't have personal opinions. However, I can provide information on players who, based on their performance and impact, could be considered underrated small forwards in the history of the NBA:

1. Alex English: Despite being one of the most consistent scorers in NBA history, and the leading scorer in the 1980s, English is often overlooked in discussions of the best small forwards.
   
   
2. Marques Johnson: Johnson was a versatile forward who averaged 20.1 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game over his career, but his contributions are often overshadowed by other stars of his era.
   
   
3. Mark Aguirre: A key member of the Detroit Pistons "Bad Boys" championship teams and a potent scorer, Aguirre doesn't always receive the recognition he deserves.
   
   
4. Paul Arizin: Despite being one of the NBA's top scorers in the 1950s, and a pioneer of the jump shot, Arizin isn't often mentioned in discussions about the greatest small forwards.
   
   
5. Kiki Vandeweghe: Vandeweghe was an excellent scorer and shooter, with a career scoring average of 19.7 points per game on an efficient 52.5% shooting, yet he is often overlooked.
   

Being "underrated" is a subjective assessment that can depend on various factors such as era, team, market size, and media coverage. Each of these players had a significant impact on their teams and the game during their careers.

 

Shooting Guards

Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 greatest NBA shooting guards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI, I don't form opinions. However, based on statistics, championships, and awards, here are some players who are often considered among the greatest shooting guards in NBA history:

1. Michael Jordan: Jordan is a 6-time NBA Champion, 5-time MVP, and 14-time All-Star. Known for his scoring, defense, and competitiveness, he's often considered the greatest player of all time.
   
   
2. Kobe Bryant: Bryant, a Los Angeles Lakers legend, is a 5-time NBA Champion, 1-time MVP, and 18-time All-Star. His scoring ability, footwork, and determination were hallmarks of his game.
   
   
3. Dwyane Wade: Wade is a 3-time NBA Champion and 13-time All-Star. Known for his slashing style and defensive prowess, he's considered one of the best shooting guards of his era.
   
   
4. James Harden: As of 2021, Harden is a 1-time MVP and 9-time All-Star known for his scoring, playmaking, and ability to get to the free-throw line.
   
   
5. Jerry West: West, also known as "The Logo," is a 1-time NBA Champion, 1-time MVP, and 14-time All-Star. He was known for his scoring, clutch performances, and all-around game.
   

These players have had exceptional careers and have made significant contributions to the sport, solidifying their places among the best to ever play the shooting guard position.


Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 most underrated NBA shooting guards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.


Output:
As an AI developed by OpenAI, I don't form personal opinions. However, I can share some information on shooting guards who, based on their contributions to their teams and the sport, could be considered underrated:

1. Sidney Moncrief: A two-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year and five-time All-Star, Moncrief was a key player for the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1980s. Despite his solid career, his name is not always highlighted in discussions about the best shooting guards.
   
   
2. Mitch Richmond: Richmond, a six-time All-Star and Hall of Famer, was a consistent scorer throughout his career. However, he often played for underperforming teams, which may have caused him to be overlooked.
   
   
3. Joe Dumars: While Dumars is recognized as a Hall of Famer and key part of the Detroit Pistons' "Bad Boys" era, his offensive skills and defensive tenacity sometimes get overshadowed by more flamboyant players of his era.
   
   
4. Clyde Drexler: While Drexler is recognized as one of the great shooting guards of his era, and is a Hall of Famer, he's often underrated because he played at the same time as Michael Jordan.
   
   
5. Michael Cooper: Cooper was a key part of the "Showtime" Lakers in the 1980s, known for his defensive prowess. His contributions on the defensive end and as a role player can often be underrated.
   

Please note that being "underrated" can be quite subjective and varies depending on various factors such as era, team, and public perception.

 

Point Guards

Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 greatest NBA point guards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI, I don't form opinions. However, based on statistics, championships, and awards, here are some players who are often considered among the greatest point guards in NBA history:

1. Magic Johnson: Johnson, a Los Angeles Lakers legend, is a 5-time NBA Champion and 3-time MVP. His size, playmaking ability, and versatility revolutionized the point guard position.
   
   
2. Stephen Curry: As of 2021, Curry, a Golden State Warriors star, is a 3-time NBA Champion and 2-time MVP. He's widely considered the greatest shooter in NBA history and his style of play has changed how the game is played.
   
   
3. Oscar Robertson: Robertson, also known as "The Big O," is a 1-time NBA Champion and 1-time MVP. He was the first player to average a triple-double for an entire season.
   
   
4. John Stockton: Stockton, who spent his entire career with the Utah Jazz, is the all-time leader in assists and steals. He was known for his playmaking, defense, and durability.
   
   
5. Isiah Thomas: Thomas, a Detroit Pistons legend, is a 2-time NBA Champion. Known for his scoring, playmaking, and toughness, he was the leader of the Pistons' "Bad Boys" era.
   

These players have had outstanding careers and made significant contributions to the sport. They are among the best to ever play the point guard position.


Input:
In your opinion who are the top 5 most underrated NBA point guards of all time based on regular season and post season stats, championships, and awards.

Output:
As an AI developed by OpenAI, I don't have personal opinions, but I can analyze data and present you with a list of point guards who might be considered underrated based on their career contributions:

1. Rod Strickland: Despite never making an All-Star team, Strickland was consistently one of the best playmakers in the league during his career, leading the league in assists in the 1997-1998 season.
   
   
2. Derek Harper: Harper spent the majority of his career with the Dallas Mavericks, and he was a solid two-way player who was especially known for his defense. However, he's often overlooked in discussions about top point guards.
   
   
3. Kevin Johnson: A three-time All-Star, Johnson was a fantastic scorer and distributor for the Phoenix Suns. His career tends to be underrated, partially due to the Suns' lack of championships during his tenure.
   
   
4. Mark Price: Despite being a 4-time All-Star and one of the league's best shooters, Price doesn't always get the recognition he deserves. This may be due to playing in the same era as several other legendary point guards.
   
   
5. Andre Miller: Miller was never an All-Star but he was consistently among the league leaders in assists and had a long, productive career.
   

Please note that being "underrated" can be quite subjective and varies depending on various factors such as era, team, and public perception. These players have all had significant impacts on their teams and the game during their careers.