NBA shooting guards ranked: Edwards, Mitchell top 2026-27 list
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Last updated Aug 16, 2026
The top 10 NBA shooting guards for the 2026-27 season have been ranked, highlighting Anthony Edwards and Donovan Mitchell as key contenders for the top spot. Factors like individual success, player trajectory, and contributions to winning influenced the standings. Honorable mentions include Tyler Herro and Norman Powell. Damian Lillard, despite missing last season due to injury, secures the 10th position. The rankings feature players like Trey Murphy III and Derrick White, focusing on their performance trends leading into the new season.
- •Anthony Edwards and Donovan Mitchell vie for the top shooting guard position.
- •Damian Lillard ranked 10th after missing last season due to injury.
- •Troy Murphy III and Derrick White previously struggled but are noted.
- •Players like Tyler Herro and Norman Powell also recognized as close contenders.
- •Lillard is expected to return to form after previous high scoring averages.
- 10:16 AMYahoo Sports — Who tops 2026-27 NBA shooting guard rankings? Anthony Edwards or Donovan Mitchell?
"We ranked the top 10 NBA shooting guards for the 2026-27 season based on individual success and trajectory. Who should be No. 1? Anthony Edwards or Donovan Mitchell?
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