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Charles Barkley explains why the point guard is arguably the most important player on a basketball team, saying great playmaking is just as much about knowing who NOT to give the ball to. Barkley uses the Houston Rockets as an example, pointing out how they often relied on Kevin Durant and Alperen Şengün to create their own shots rather than consistently getting everyone involved. He compares a point guard’s responsibility to that of a quarterback, whose job is to get the ball into the hands of playmakers and finishers like Jerry Rice, Justin Jefferson, Emmitt Smith and Barry Sanders. He also highlights Kenny Smith’s basketball IQ, explaining that one of the most important parts of being a point guard is knowing when to tell teammates no. Barkley jokes that every player thinks they’re a superstar and wants the ball, even when they lack the ability to create a shot themselves. Smith agrees with Barkley’s assessment, while Barkley praises his former teammate for understanding that sometimes the best decision is knowing who should not get the ball.