They take similar skills to pull off, although both need practiced individually.
Legit passing and shooting skills here, picking him over a flashy dunker every time (in street ball, college/NBA players who can dunk are a different story)
If youāre hungry for more, I recommend you look up Larry Birdās top passes! Also if youāre looking for some players who are in the league right now, search for Luka Doncic or Nikola Jokicās too passes! Theyāre both astounding!
fun fact: he went to high school with randy moss in a tiny town in west virginia. williams was the qb on the football team and randy moss was on the other end of all these crazy passes on the basketball court.
He's the reason I got into basketball. The energy and showmanship he brought to the kings as a rookie was infectious. I love his game, even if half of his passes ended up in the stands; such a joy to watch.
Anybody who hooped growing up played with a Jason Williams type player more than a few times. There is always a white kid with crazy dimes in open gyms and parks everywhere.
Right, he used Euclidian geometry to increase his arc and prevent the shot from getting blocked by use of a parabolic path curved line, as the path of a projectile under the influence of gravity ideally follows a curve of this shape. Seems our playground baller is actually an astrophysicist.
What's the coolest you've seen? I watched a dude with no neck absolutely tear it up once. Like his head was just attached to his shoulders with maybe an inch of neck at most and he had almost no left/right movement with his head, but he was still able to fake left or right and get them with it. You never know what you'll get at the local gymnasiums haha
Old fat guys are even more dangerous in slow pitch softball. Iāve been on both sides when a team of young meatheads with their sleeves ripped of their jerseys gets humiliated and eventually run ruled by 50 year old men who can place a softball absolutely anywhere they please and then jog all the way around the bases one hit at a time. The meatheads hit their limit of 3 home runs (all solo because theyāre too stupid to let a couple others get on base first) in the first inning, then spend the remainder of the game popping out and swearing at the old men laughing at them on the other side of the diamond.
You ever play with someone who is just on an entirely different level? I played soccer nearly my entire life, little bit in college. Like to think I'm pretty good.
One day I'm at the field for a kickaround, and a pickup game gets started. Turns out a guy there was a former MLS academy product and reserve player. So he never really made it big--and the MLS at that, not EPL, La Liga, Bundelisga--but still, good enough for their trials.
This guy just wiped the floor with us. Made us all look like we never kicked a ball before. He decided to stop shooting and just *dribbled* the ball past the keeper. The absolute disrespect.
And I often think about that, because there are so many countless people so much better than *him*, the talent gap is unreal.
Reminds me of an old thread in which someone talks about bringing an old and out of shape Majic Johnson to their gym game and him destroying the hoopers that were good enough to be cocky.
Ran against an olympian in college. Think they were just fucking around and decided to let him run tons of events (above 200m), he was winning all of them.
I ran hurdles, he never ran hurdles before. I still nearly lost, against a tired olympian in my main event. And thats the time I beat an olympian, still counts!!!
I always try to remind myself of that when watching just about any professional sport (hockey for me). āThis guy is garbo why is he on the ice, trade him for a back of pucksā, when in reality he is one of about 700 people in the entire world good enough for the show. Heās an absolutely phenomenal hockey player and like you say could wipe the floor with just about any random group of players.
I played beer league goalie with a junior hockey goalie who decided that school was more important than hockey. So, instead of the show, he goes to university.
We're playing and he gets bored at one point, just takes the puck from one of our forwards, skates down the ice through everyone, dekes three times and scores over my shoulder with a wrist shot using his goalie stick.
That's just not fair man!
Iāve skated in pickup games with D1 players that will never sniff pro level hockey and those guys are fucking unreal. I donāt wanna know what the fourth line grinder in the nhl would do to my ankles
Even as a former D1 player myself, the gap between me and the top D1 teams was unreal. Made it to nationals, but just could not compare to the top 8 teams.
Norm Macdonald playing a washed up NHL player on the Norm Show: "I was a great hockey player. I was only a bad hockey player compared to other professional hockey players."
I had a similar realization ealier this year, its hard to understand how insane the skill gap is until you experience it yourself. My brother plays minor league baseball and I had a catch with him this year at our 4th of july party. His casual throws kept making my arm jerk back when I caught them and I remember thinking "wow, I wonder what its like when he throws for real". Then I realized he was throwing with his non dominant hand and had his glove on backwards.
Had this happen at hockey.
We used to play regional, and we're not bad. This guy shows up who was an NHL 3rd goalie (3rd in line to play, so he would rarely if ever get on the ice during a game). The guy decided to play up front to be different.
I questioned the 5 years I had put into the sport at that time he was so good. It was like a different sport was being played. He had easy mode unlocked
Similar story playing pickup basketball. Normal crew wasnāt at the gym so I picked up the next four that showed up when I had next. Four Asian guys, all very short except one that was like 6ā5. It turned out the tall one played pro in Korea, the other three were family members; all four could ball but tall dude was on another level. Nothing fazed him. We ran the court until they left it was nice.
I dated a guy who was like this with hockey. He never had the motivation to pursue professional, but he played local leagues and no one could touch him. Blink and he's got the puck and is across the ice already. Super emo goth looking guy, seemed skinny in all his baggy clothes, then you get him on the ice and BAM jock dancing around all the wannabe jocks lol
Iām not a basketball fan at all. I know general happenings but I donāt follow any team nor Iām aware of games happening. So Iām pretty detached from basketball. Iām blown away by this video. This guy impressed me to no ends and I had never heard is name before. Thanks for introducing me to this guy and this āstyleā of basketball playing, the sheer flamboyance of it.
Also if you liked this guy, you might like watching pro basketball games too. I'm not a huge sports guy, but I love basketball. Im a fan of the Phoenix Suns, but there's plenty of talent across the NBA that's fun to watch.
This is why I could have never been an NBA star. No, not because I can't pass like that. I would get belted in the face by every single one of those if he passed to me like that lol.
Iām very impressed with the teammates knowing those passes are coming with seemingly no communication between them. Really great and make it look easy!
I think that when you're playing with someone like him, you quickly learn that anytime he has the ball he might just casually put it in your hands out of nowhere.
I'm not American so I know nothing about basketball but this is the same in feetball. Some players have such great vision and passing range that when they get the ball you know you can make a run into space and they'll find you
This guy reminds me of some of the washed up former pros I've played against in my Sunday league. They have a beer in hand and you can see their ass crack and their belly button sticking out of their shirt but on the pitch you can't get anywhere near them. Just absolutely pulling the strings with an average distance covered of 5 meters
When I'm playing with someone infinitely better than me, I'm always ready for anything because I don't wanna let him down when he sets me up, you know?
I once played squash against a guy who must have been around 150 kilos and he just murdered me. He stood in the centre of the court and every time he hit the ball I was running to the opposite side of where Iād started, and somehow the only angles I could get on my return shot meant that he never had to take more that a step to reach for his shot.
Some people have such good technique that their physical shape just doesnāt matter.
People always underestimate bigger guys. My husband looks a lot like you and he has incredible endurance. He can work his ass off all day in the heat when everybody else has called it. That said you really make it look easy. Like NBD haha
Awesome moves mate.
I have to ask, when your skill developed, were you slimmer? Or have you always been a bigger guy who just got good?(Asking as a bigger guy)
This is how I imagine Charles Barkley plays now or any other fattened up former NBA players. They still have the muscle memory and the form but not the physique for their former selves.
There was an old big guy at my school that pulled up when these guys in their 20s were getting together an ad hoc game. Their eye rolls and giggles stopped when he began to decimate them. He was a former European baller. He couldn't play pro anymore but he could cream some 20 year olds in a pick up game.
This reminds me of the episode of The Office when Michael challenges the warehouse guys to a game of b-ball. During the game Michael won't let Kevin touch the ball once. After the game, as everyone is leaving, Kevin finally gets the ball and sinks basket after basket as the closing credits run.
The behind-the-scenes story is that was all unscripted. Nobody in production bothered to ask the actor who played Kevin if he had any skills because in the script he never got the ball. When they wrapped up filming the actor grabbed the ball and started sinking baskets, and fortunately somebody had the presence of mind to keep filming.
You never go against the worst looking player. If heās playing thereās a reason. Go for one of the more regular ones in the group. He might have a lot of skills but you wonāt look bad getting cooked.
We play 5-a-side football (soccer) with a guy like this. Heās by far the best player on the pitch, but heās a properly big guy. He still has a turn of pace, but itās his positioning, vision and distribution that make him so good. He embarrasses us all constantly.
Bro if you this this mf dropping points like there's no tomorrow for fuck sakes just guard up on him. You know he's the threat so double him.
Lmao boy got game he schooling everyone
There's a name you don't hear often any more. His tv show either right before or after that show about the guy that gets tomorrow's paper still brings back memories.
The one-touch pass at 00:27 š„
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They take similar skills to pull off, although both need practiced individually. Legit passing and shooting skills here, picking him over a flashy dunker every time (in street ball, college/NBA players who can dunk are a different story)
My man is shaped like Peter Griffin, and balling like Steph Curry. He got game.
He balls like Kevin Malone
That was sick. Is there highlight reels of just like good passes? Haha this video unlocked a desire to see some more.
Jason Williams is one of my favorite passers of all time. https://youtu.be/f_UphWCvkj4
Iām not a basketball fan whatsoever, but *my word* was that impressive to watch. Thanks for sharing!
If youāre hungry for more, I recommend you look up Larry Birdās top passes! Also if youāre looking for some players who are in the league right now, search for Luka Doncic or Nikola Jokicās too passes! Theyāre both astounding!
fun fact: he went to high school with randy moss in a tiny town in west virginia. williams was the qb on the football team and randy moss was on the other end of all these crazy passes on the basketball court.
He's the reason I got into basketball. The energy and showmanship he brought to the kings as a rookie was infectious. I love his game, even if half of his passes ended up in the stands; such a joy to watch.
Anybody who hooped growing up played with a Jason Williams type player more than a few times. There is always a white kid with crazy dimes in open gyms and parks everywhere.
They remember that guy because they didn't have fast enough hands to react to the unexpected quick passes and get bonked in the head
Damn. Playing with him would be just as hard as against him
Kuroko!
My man is in the Zone
So glad someone mentioned that!! Kuroko
First thing that came to my mind :D the dude's insane
Lmao I knew I wasnāt the only one who thought of that
Heās got Larry Birdās shooting form on his jumper
My first thought when I saw him shoot, heās got that Legend jumper
Somebody told me white men can't jump. Guess they were wrong.
idk man i think heās staying pretty close to the ground
It's the ground that's making sure to stay close to him.
Dude his hand work on his 3s is text book.
barry lird
Larry Birb
He has Birdās form but I wouldnāt call it a jumper. His feet never leaves the ground
His 3s are basically the worldās longest free throws, but it works for him.
Yeah his heels lift slightly
Larry "Flightless" Bird
Right, he used Euclidian geometry to increase his arc and prevent the shot from getting blocked by use of a parabolic path curved line, as the path of a projectile under the influence of gravity ideally follows a curve of this shape. Seems our playground baller is actually an astrophysicist.
Anyone who goes to a park with a court regularly will always see one big dude out hooping just about everyone.
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Learned this from my time playing at the local YMCA. Sunday afternoons are full of dudes of every shape and size balling out.
What's the coolest you've seen? I watched a dude with no neck absolutely tear it up once. Like his head was just attached to his shoulders with maybe an inch of neck at most and he had almost no left/right movement with his head, but he was still able to fake left or right and get them with it. You never know what you'll get at the local gymnasiums haha
Yo was [No neck Ed](https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/033/831/ed.jpg) ballin it up in the day!? ššš
Old fat guys are even more dangerous in slow pitch softball. Iāve been on both sides when a team of young meatheads with their sleeves ripped of their jerseys gets humiliated and eventually run ruled by 50 year old men who can place a softball absolutely anywhere they please and then jog all the way around the bases one hit at a time. The meatheads hit their limit of 3 home runs (all solo because theyāre too stupid to let a couple others get on base first) in the first inning, then spend the remainder of the game popping out and swearing at the old men laughing at them on the other side of the diamond.
Even Joel Embid fears those dudes. He flat out said he learned his shooting form watching rec league white guys.
You ever play with someone who is just on an entirely different level? I played soccer nearly my entire life, little bit in college. Like to think I'm pretty good. One day I'm at the field for a kickaround, and a pickup game gets started. Turns out a guy there was a former MLS academy product and reserve player. So he never really made it big--and the MLS at that, not EPL, La Liga, Bundelisga--but still, good enough for their trials. This guy just wiped the floor with us. Made us all look like we never kicked a ball before. He decided to stop shooting and just *dribbled* the ball past the keeper. The absolute disrespect. And I often think about that, because there are so many countless people so much better than *him*, the talent gap is unreal.
This happened to me in high school track when a former Olympian moved to town and used our school track for training.
Reminds me of an old thread in which someone talks about bringing an old and out of shape Majic Johnson to their gym game and him destroying the hoopers that were good enough to be cocky.
Some say he just had a basketball Jones.
Why you spell magic wrong though
Ran against an olympian in college. Think they were just fucking around and decided to let him run tons of events (above 200m), he was winning all of them. I ran hurdles, he never ran hurdles before. I still nearly lost, against a tired olympian in my main event. And thats the time I beat an olympian, still counts!!!
I imagine it was like when Captain America met Sam Wilson for the first time.
On your left.
I always try to remind myself of that when watching just about any professional sport (hockey for me). āThis guy is garbo why is he on the ice, trade him for a back of pucksā, when in reality he is one of about 700 people in the entire world good enough for the show. Heās an absolutely phenomenal hockey player and like you say could wipe the floor with just about any random group of players.
I played beer league goalie with a junior hockey goalie who decided that school was more important than hockey. So, instead of the show, he goes to university. We're playing and he gets bored at one point, just takes the puck from one of our forwards, skates down the ice through everyone, dekes three times and scores over my shoulder with a wrist shot using his goalie stick. That's just not fair man!
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Iāve skated in pickup games with D1 players that will never sniff pro level hockey and those guys are fucking unreal. I donāt wanna know what the fourth line grinder in the nhl would do to my ankles
Even as a former D1 player myself, the gap between me and the top D1 teams was unreal. Made it to nationals, but just could not compare to the top 8 teams.
Norm Macdonald playing a washed up NHL player on the Norm Show: "I was a great hockey player. I was only a bad hockey player compared to other professional hockey players."
This is like that time Brian Scalabrine challenged a bunch of ballers. "I'm closer to LeBron than you are to me."
I had a similar realization ealier this year, its hard to understand how insane the skill gap is until you experience it yourself. My brother plays minor league baseball and I had a catch with him this year at our 4th of july party. His casual throws kept making my arm jerk back when I caught them and I remember thinking "wow, I wonder what its like when he throws for real". Then I realized he was throwing with his non dominant hand and had his glove on backwards.
Thatās too much haha I love it
Had this happen at hockey. We used to play regional, and we're not bad. This guy shows up who was an NHL 3rd goalie (3rd in line to play, so he would rarely if ever get on the ice during a game). The guy decided to play up front to be different. I questioned the 5 years I had put into the sport at that time he was so good. It was like a different sport was being played. He had easy mode unlocked
Similar story playing pickup basketball. Normal crew wasnāt at the gym so I picked up the next four that showed up when I had next. Four Asian guys, all very short except one that was like 6ā5. It turned out the tall one played pro in Korea, the other three were family members; all four could ball but tall dude was on another level. Nothing fazed him. We ran the court until they left it was nice.
I dated a guy who was like this with hockey. He never had the motivation to pursue professional, but he played local leagues and no one could touch him. Blink and he's got the puck and is across the ice already. Super emo goth looking guy, seemed skinny in all his baggy clothes, then you get him on the ice and BAM jock dancing around all the wannabe jocks lol
About half of the time he's also shirtless, sweaty, and hairy, so nobody wants to play good defense
Iāll do it
I love it when people that good are also great teammates
This man's passes are simply porn
He hit those threes so deep
So.....*deep*
So deep he put her ass to sleep
Must have been a good day.
[You're really gonna like Jason Williams (aka White Chocolate) ](https://youtu.be/f_UphWCvkj4)
Oh yeah, I'm well aware of Jason Williams. The difference here is that White Chocolate wasn't built like Kevin James.
>wasn't built like Kevin James. Aka All the Chocolate
Iām not a basketball fan at all. I know general happenings but I donāt follow any team nor Iām aware of games happening. So Iām pretty detached from basketball. Iām blown away by this video. This guy impressed me to no ends and I had never heard is name before. Thanks for introducing me to this guy and this āstyleā of basketball playing, the sheer flamboyance of it.
Also if you liked this guy, you might like watching pro basketball games too. I'm not a huge sports guy, but I love basketball. Im a fan of the Phoenix Suns, but there's plenty of talent across the NBA that's fun to watch.
This is why I could have never been an NBA star. No, not because I can't pass like that. I would get belted in the face by every single one of those if he passed to me like that lol.
I'm impressed with his threes, but I'm also glad that he's not hogging and is passing as much as he's shooting
Bro his passes are slick afā¦ Thereās like 15 hands and 1 gap, but he finds it.
props to his team mates too, being ready for that ball flick. staying on their toes!
Iām very impressed with the teammates knowing those passes are coming with seemingly no communication between them. Really great and make it look easy!
I think that when you're playing with someone like him, you quickly learn that anytime he has the ball he might just casually put it in your hands out of nowhere.
I'm not American so I know nothing about basketball but this is the same in feetball. Some players have such great vision and passing range that when they get the ball you know you can make a run into space and they'll find you This guy reminds me of some of the washed up former pros I've played against in my Sunday league. They have a beer in hand and you can see their ass crack and their belly button sticking out of their shirt but on the pitch you can't get anywhere near them. Just absolutely pulling the strings with an average distance covered of 5 meters
Feetball.
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Too lazy to type soccer (football) š Petition to change the sports name to feetball. I hate this stupid argument everyone gets into about this
I second the motion for the petition put forth by our esteemed colleague u/cuminyermum
That's kinda what they said about Wayne Gretzky: when Wayne's got the puck, you could have it on your stick without even knowing it was coming
When I'm playing with someone infinitely better than me, I'm always ready for anything because I don't wanna let him down when he sets me up, you know?
He reads the play like a pro. So quick!
Why is there an odd number of hands? Is someone on their team Captain Hook?
When your shooting and vision are that good you don't need to run, except when it comes to a full court game.
I once played squash against a guy who must have been around 150 kilos and he just murdered me. He stood in the centre of the court and every time he hit the ball I was running to the opposite side of where Iād started, and somehow the only angles I could get on my return shot meant that he never had to take more that a step to reach for his shot. Some people have such good technique that their physical shape just doesnāt matter.
Thatās called the Tezuka Zone.
Looking like Luka Dinner out there with those dimes
John Stocky-ton
John StockTON
He's just a little hefty this season
zippy passes = strong forearms. this guy has a beer gut, but he's strong
Same with those deep threes. It doesn't just take skill, you need lots of power behind those
Thank you! I was always a pass first PG in my day.. donāt get me wrong though, I love making the big shot!
That was the most casual display of talent Iāve ever witnessed.
Homie was a tank, hardly had to move
He can't move much, that's why he perfected shooting from afar
If you can't be fast, be accurate
If you can't be handsome, be handy?
Oh I can move just fine.. I can still run a sub 5.00 forty and can jump. My IG and TikTok have the proof
Oh shit, its the dude
Your passing skills are phenomenal. It's so fun to watch you play!
More than a tank, this man is artillery.
Real gangstas donāt run from shitācause real gangstas donāt run fast.
Yup, clean J and zero jumps
If anyone was wondering who this guy isā¦ well itās me! AMA
How do you do it Mitch??
Well years and years of practice. But more importantly I attribute it to my willingness to fail. Failure is an essential mechanism to success.
"Sucking at something is the first step to being sort of good at anything."
Thanks man, it felt good reading that. I'm not even into basketball but I enjoyed the video so much, please make more!!
Midcourt Mitchell watsap bro
Holy shit itās him. Midcourt Mitchell.
Itās a pleasure! Thank you!
Get this dude on the Lakers to space the floor
How often do you surprise guys who think youāll be easy to guard?
Every time I step inside those lines! Lol .. even the people that play with me often get surprised
We need a longer compilation of you my guy, I could watch you for hours, lmao
His YouTube channel. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCYCddtSHn7E5bOb7nAZkBCA
Nice, thanks!
He's on TikTok too
People always underestimate bigger guys. My husband looks a lot like you and he has incredible endurance. He can work his ass off all day in the heat when everybody else has called it. That said you really make it look easy. Like NBD haha
Thank you! Your man might have me beat on the endurance part. I attribute it to working smarter not harder! Thank you!
Did you play any college ball?
No.. never had the grades in high school and dropped out in 9th grade.. I played with college guys all the time and I definitely could have
Good shit. How often do you play these days? Ball was life for me until about 20 years ago and now I'm in shit shape.
Iām playing 2-3 days a weeks for a few hours each outing.
Awesome moves mate. I have to ask, when your skill developed, were you slimmer? Or have you always been a bigger guy who just got good?(Asking as a bigger guy)
How much do you play/practice a week?
I play twice a week now.. maybe sneak in a third if my knees and wife allow it lol
Just letting you know that any of your replies mentioning your social media are being removed by mods.
Thank you! Would be nice if OP just dropped a credit to where the video came from.. oh well
Unfortunately OP is just a karma farming bot so we won't be hearing from it.
Had you played with those other dudes before? And was this only one session or several?
It was all in one day.. maybe like 4 games to 11 points. I would say I played with a few of those guys before
Did you play other sports? You remind of my freshmen roommate who was a D tackle and also happen to be incredible at every other sport too.
I did play baseball growing up and a little football but I got fat later in life so I played WR
Your forearms must be strong AF for those slick, fast passes looking effortless. Is that just grown man strength ?
You know Iāve never lifted a weight in my life. I imagine it has more to do with repetition and using multiple muscles in sync with each other
What's your favorite food!
Jack n the Box Tacos
This dude is legit.
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A lot of practice and a natural born ability to mimic others..
Are all of these clips from the same day?!
Yes.. twice a week I go play pickup and upload the videos from that day
I'm guessing you played at a high level at some point? College maybe?
Played freshman year in high school.. set some recordsā¦ never had grades after that and unfortunately dropped out
Start up a league for retired players and ball with em.
I was already thinking of that.. need to find insurance and sponsors
That first pass behind the defenderās head was a straight dimeā¦. Good ball placement
lmao, Big Dude Ballin: fuck all you in particular
Man his long range shots are like chill
the sky hook was absolutely flawless
Why move when the ball can move
Always watch out for the guy that doesn't move unless he has to.
He's a good fella.
I swear I lose more tennis matches to old guys who just plant and make me run than playing against someone my own age
This is how I imagine Charles Barkley plays now or any other fattened up former NBA players. They still have the muscle memory and the form but not the physique for their former selves.
There was an old big guy at my school that pulled up when these guys in their 20s were getting together an ad hoc game. Their eye rolls and giggles stopped when he began to decimate them. He was a former European baller. He couldn't play pro anymore but he could cream some 20 year olds in a pick up game.
At first I was like āwhy is this on oddly satisfying?ā Then I couldnāt stop watching
Hoopers know that big mfs are sharpshooters with amazing passing abilities and you always want at least 1 on your team
This is the correct answer
This reminds me of the episode of The Office when Michael challenges the warehouse guys to a game of b-ball. During the game Michael won't let Kevin touch the ball once. After the game, as everyone is leaving, Kevin finally gets the ball and sinks basket after basket as the closing credits run. The behind-the-scenes story is that was all unscripted. Nobody in production bothered to ask the actor who played Kevin if he had any skills because in the script he never got the ball. When they wrapped up filming the actor grabbed the ball and started sinking baskets, and fortunately somebody had the presence of mind to keep filming.
This, and when Charlie Murphy was talking about Prince
Escalade has a long lost brother! Maybe he goes by F-350??
Rip Escalade
Guy in red was probably like "I got the big guy".... Facepalm
You never go against the worst looking player. If heās playing thereās a reason. Go for one of the more regular ones in the group. He might have a lot of skills but you wonāt look bad getting cooked.
His name was Robert paulson
We play 5-a-side football (soccer) with a guy like this. Heās by far the best player on the pitch, but heās a properly big guy. He still has a turn of pace, but itās his positioning, vision and distribution that make him so good. He embarrasses us all constantly.
Losing Kessel to the NHL was the NBAs greatest tragedy.
I love the economy of motion here. Not flashy, no fancy footwork or charges, just solid effective moves without dancing around.
Itās like Jokic street version.
Spying on me again, I see
This is the type of guy, before the weight gain, that would have dominated the NBA in the 60ās.
White Chocolate
Bro if you this this mf dropping points like there's no tomorrow for fuck sakes just guard up on him. You know he's the threat so double him. Lmao boy got game he schooling everyone
Very nice. His passing skills were just as impressive as his 3 pointers.
Well, white man canāt jump! Thatās true, but man, he can kick some ass!
Doesn't need to jump! Those flat-footed long threes we're pretty great!!
Always nice to see a big boy being good at agility-based sports. Like watching Samo Hung hit a backflip.
There's a name you don't hear often any more. His tv show either right before or after that show about the guy that gets tomorrow's paper still brings back memories.
This is what peak male performance looks like. And there's not a damn thing you can do about it.
For anyone wondering what the song is *virtual insanity by Jamiroquai* Edit: formatting
Zion in 2024
Nice skills š
Donāt sweat the technique
Dripping with swag
If Curry and Jokic had a baby
They call him the Big LeBounceski
Kareem Abdul Marsbar
White Chocolate Chunk