All-Time Greatest NBA Point Guards, Ranked

Nicknamed “All-World,” World B. Free brought buckets with flair. In 1980, he averaged 30.2 points per game for the San Diego Clippers, just behind George Gervin. Known for his rainbow jumper and boundless confidence, Free scored over 17,000 points in his career and once dropped 47 in a single playoff game.

He was a walking heat check, capable of erupting at any moment. Free made just one All-Star team, but his impact on the culture and style of the NBA is still felt. He didn’t just play with swagger. He was swaggering—long before it became mainstream.