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Basically...the one downside I've experienced is that those plays are quiet, no one notices and you still gotta fight for a spot...when I moved gyms...it took about 3 months for people to notice "Hey, this guy is pretty good and makes winning plays". Thankfully, now I got a good rep but it took a while
I used to love when players played me like this. Respectfully, I would of shake you out your socks. 5 on 4, somebody is open. Bucket lolBack in my teens and early 20's I used to pick up people full court in pick up to prove a point, especially at a new gym I wanna check the guy doing all the talking and taking all the shots.
Lets see how many stepbacks you can take after having to speed dribble up court every single possession. Now I'm 28 I don't do all that but I make all my players play full court man each practice. No zone outside of play review, man to man.
Back in my teens and early 20's I used to pick up people full court in pick up to prove a point, especially at a new gym I wanna check the guy doing all the talking and taking all the shots.
Lets see how many stepbacks you can take after having to speed dribble up court every single possession. Now I'm 28 I don't do all that but I make all my players play full court man each practice. No zone outside of play review, man to man.
No disrespect to the doctor and west but they aint have a game like this. Mike the template for all modern players. Look at the shin angles and the even the hanging on the shots.
obviously, they aren't as good as Michael, almost no one other than like 4 other people is.
All im saying is Mike wasn't great because he had some moves skills that were like alien to the time period,
his's skills developed along with the era.
That’s not true at all. He was an alien to them.
I know 6 year olds that can do this move.
was this move critical to Michael Jordans game, and part of what made him so great
or the announcers decided to glaze the golden child?
also given how often Magic Johnson used the wrap around dribble.i really doubt mike was the first to do this.
youre just going off the announcers statement in a world with no league pass.
If a 6'6 wing dunks from the free throw line at the dunk contest this year are any of us really going to care?
You know the answer.
Watching that clip. Thinking of the hand switching in the first Lakers Final game. The dunk from the free throw line. That jumper. He truly was a special player.
Same as Lou Alcindor. Lou just didn’t have the PR and charisma.
But it’s been 22 or so years. Game has moved along. Athleticism and sports medicine at a higher level.
The younger generations hate on the old heads just as much as the old heads hate on the younger generation.
First special edition colorway of his sig gonna be themed "The Bell Curve"dog whistle too loud.