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That’s called editing. The ones where the ball rolled or bounced in weren’t in the tape. But I think it has something to do with the rotation of thr ball. He has a great rotation 😏

Never kemba too good

@@eterdayclapz5434 | look now my guy. He’s an elite backup guard for a team in the CF

I think you made a good call. He looks super solid so far.

@@davedean2326 I knew it man!!!

He isn't a bad defender IMO he has great strength for his size his lateral movement is good just his biggest issue is height so players will always be able to shoot over him but I'd take him defensively over Kemba honestly and with Kemba out at least a month to start the season don't be surprised if this dude is starting over Teague before Kemba gets healthy. Oregon ran alot of pick and roll in college which Stevens loves to run pick and rollu

@@curtisburdick2849 if Prichard out plays Teague by Feb than either Prichard is the next Tyler Herro or Teague is hurt. Teague is still a 15/5/5 guy in this league.

Trare Young scored 29 PG 9 ast and shot 43 percent from 3 Payton has a ways to go if he does the Celtics will win a chip lol

@@williamnichols7614 oh I see

Payton is better than Young and certainly a better shooter, but he's stuck behind a bunch of ball hogs in Boston and hasn't gotten the opportunity.

@@charles7562 lol please stop bro

@@bape7372 stop what? I'm allowed to have an opinion. I think Trae Young is the most overrated player in the league. Atlanta trading Doncic for him will go down as the worst trade in league history. And the Celtics are a team full of ballhogs. They never passed the ball last season and did nothing but let Tatum and Brown chuck up fadeaways 75 percent of the time, hence why the franchise massively underperformed...

Lol not quite but he's rocking number 11

Thats awesome. How would u suggest someone over 18 develop the ability to palm the ball? I can almost palm an evo cuz of how soft it is

@@northpolegs6201 you gotta improve your grip strength in your hands. Don’t even worry about forearm strength it’s mostly in the fingers. I would suggest finding some heavy rocks that you can barely hold on to with one hand, and see how far you can walk with them, doing multiple sets a day. The reason I say a rock and not a dumbbell is because you need to grab something that isn’t meant to be gripped because that will activate all the tiny muscles that you need to strengthen. You can also practice palming cantaloupes because they’re heavy and a good simulation for a ball, but you’ll probably end up dropping them and making a mess lol. Also do some dribbling work because you want to form the right muscles for palming a basketball specifically. But above all else you need to have a ball in your hands for as many hours of the day as you can, gripping it almost trying to squeeze the air out with your fingers. If you can almost palm a ball now and haven’t worked out your hands at all, you should definitely be able to palm it after a few months of solid work. But yeah hand grip strength is the area you need to focus on. I’m sure there’s experts out there who have better methods for improving that, I’m just telling you the best stuff that I can think of and I’m by no means an expert.

@@northpolegs6201 im 5'9 and i dont have very big hands and i could palm a nba ball since i was in middle school its all about muscles and placement

@@kooperthahooper1286 haha that’s sick. Do you have big hands for your height or just average? Also KD is over a foot taller than you and can’t even palm a ball himself lol

@@mikeposner8563 big Palms normal fingers like i said all it is is finger muscle

Replacement or backup?

@@dillonbuckley4618 let's just say he meant backup lol

@@dillonbuckley4618 replacement eventually

Kemba trash

@@andyheng1614 any player that has dropped 60 in his career is not trash