For those who keep commenting about Ginobili - yes I do know he's from Argentina. But it's still called the Eurostep when he does it. It ain't called the South American step lmao
Andy Hoops not to mention that it wasn’t Elgin Baylor’s signature move but he technically did invent the “eurostep.” Me and my homies call it “The Elgin” out of principle 😎
LOL~ It's funny because when he does his detail analysis during the last post season he talks about "looking off" which is exactly the no-pass look so yeah, he did make it a "move".
James Harden also has a signature move where he initiates contract and his victim gets called for a foul. He typically does this move when he jumps up for a 3-pointer or a jump shot. He either sticks a leg out to create contact or he tries to land on the defender. It works more for him than anyone.
Not his leg, his arm and shoulder when driving and shooting. If you really think about it, it’s lowkey genius. Moves his arm in a position where he gets contact but it doesn’t hinder his ability to actually score which is why his percentages aren’t the best. So say he misses the three, if he gets a foul call boom he still gets 2 points, Make the 3 that’s a 4 point play. The whole point of that move I think is if he misses he still gets another chance to make some points
@@ddiesel8929 You're right. It is a genius move but it's not his alone. It's a two against one strategy because it requires the referees to make bad calls in your favor to basically give you charity points at the line. If not for his ability to consistently dupe the referees into making bad calls, his free throw point totals would be cut in half. James Harden and the referees versus the other team. Very ingenious indeed. The sad thing is there is a rule in the referee's handbook that they can use instead of constantly deferring to the foul. Its called "incidental contact" it allows them to play but they rarely ever use it unless they are trying to control the outcome of the game instead of officiating.
Everything he does is legal. Other players have had to bend thr rules, he isn't, and if you don't have to bend rules to be that good, yk your something. (There's a JXMMYHIGHROLLER video on him called "how does he get away with this " or something along those lines
You forgot Draymond Green's kick in the nuts, Isaiah Thomas's carrying the ball every time he dribbles, Steven Adams's stepping aside to let Russell Westbrook get the rebound, and Zaza Pachulia's ankle-breaker.
No,No,Brian Scalabrine's dunk is nothing compared to Anthony Bennet's 360 Backwards one handed tomahawk posterizer-over-5-people,buzzer beater with his eyes closed
I never understood why centers or Power Forwards never tried harder to master the sky hook shot. If you had a center that had Hakeems footwork, Tim Duncan’s fundamentals and Kareems hook shot, that’s the definition of a perfect post player. It would be practically unstoppable
@@ericramos1916 I really do think its been academically proven that soccer is indeed harder to master than basketball is, mechanically and skill ceiling wise
Ewing fadeaway, Wilkins spin, Bernard King turnaround jumper, Stoudamire hop step, Shaq drop step, Carmelo jab step, Dr. J mid air adjustment, T. Parker floater, Paul Pierce step back, James Harden step back, Dwayne Wade pump fake, D. Rose hop step and R. Westbrook pass interceptor.
Because his footwork was much better than Kobe's so he created more space for an uncontested, smooth shots. Many fans hated Kobe for taking so many hard shots, looked like forcing, but when Jordan did it, it looked so easy
Just look at Jordan and compare him to Kobe, Jordan has a stronger core, broad shoulders and big ass hands. His small shoe size helped him move faster, he really was the perfect NBA player.
@@spaghetisvibin994 If that was true, you wouldn't have to keep piggybacking off of my Jordan comment, you would start your own thread about Dirk. lol!
@@topbackpodcast2615 yeah, we all know it's a cheat but unfortunately the NBA and the referees don't see it that way. Therefore, it's a legal bonafide signature move. I know it sucks but until the NBA acknowledge it's a cheat and stop letting players use it to get free points and using it to get other players in foul trouble...we're wasting our time complaining and screaming its a cheat move. Even flopping is a cheat. There is a penalty but the referees are blind and can't see it when Harden does it. This means it's legal if you don't get penalized for it. Therefore, flopping also become James Harden and LeBron James signature move.
Man shot over 50 percent as a guard and averaged over 30 a game multiple times! And averaged over 25 a game for his career. Till today no one has been able to use that as their go-to patented shot or shoot it with that kind of efficiency. He's underrated for sure.
How about all the Duke of Dunk Darryl Dawkins jams? Idk if that necessarily counts as a "signature move" because there were so many... but maybe his "signature move" was actually naming jams.
@@steveelder5306 if i were to recognize one player as the king of shattering the glass - it would have to be Shaq. But then again - it's arguable that his high elbow drop step was his signature move. When i watch some of those old O'Neal highlights, i find it stunning that those elbow shots didn't straight up knock players out.
Great list and analysis! But here's some honorable mentions that were not mentioned: Dominique Wilkins' windmill slam. Kevin McHale's post moves. Wes Unseld's outlet passes. (Kevin Love's and Lonzo Ball's) Tony Parker's floater. Jamal Crawford's shake-and-bake or 4-point play.
Bird's beside the head shot. No coach teaches players to shoot like that anymore. Also his right hand left hand ability. Playing whole games with just his left.
@@ryanderke8678 reggie Miller was doing that way before either player mentioned. Kobe even said after playing against reggie he went up to him after the game and told him he's going to steal his move
Basically Pistol Pete's whole game was a trademark move. Players like Magic and White Chocolate owe a lot to the creativity that Pete brought to the game!
True and Pistol Pete’s highlight reels were incredible but he was surprisingly inefficient for a superstar. Lots of turnovers and misses that don’t show up on the highlights. Still, he was a great innovator during an era officials wouldn’t let ball handlers get away with much and the three point line wasn’t a thing. Born too soon, perhaps.
You can attribute some of the turnovers and inefficiency to the quality of players that surrounded him. When he was with the Jazz most of his teammates shouldn't have been in the NBA. Pete made them better but you can only polish a turd so much
With his arsenal of moves/shots, Maravich Still holds NCAA Career Point Total/Avg @ 3667/44.2....Decades b4 3 pt. line! And if he had lived, would have probably scored 20-25k NBA points. But nobody mentions That fact-SMH
When LeBron was mentioned I was expecting it to be the crab dribble 😂 Also, Dwayne had one of the deepest fade away technique that I can remember. Last, most memorable from Kobe for me was his windmill 4 point play. It didn’t happen often but when he pulled it off it was fun to watch. It was basically him being guarded at the 3 point line; he fakes the shot several times by “wind milling” the ball up and down until he has the defender following his moves. He then goes up for the shot having the defender scrambling to follow Kobe’s arms. Drains the 3 and the foul is called for a possible 4 point play.
As much as I loathe the great Celtics, Larry Bird's ball fakes, jab steps, and array of passes and releases (with both hands no less) should be a list unto itself. He's the real Green Monster in Boston, not that thing at Fenway Park. I'll tell you one thing, Steph Curry has no range. Meaning that no shot once you are over the half-court line is out of his range. That is pure madness. No finger roll or fade from Wilt is an obvious error here, or maybe him dunking with 270 lb Wayne Embry hanging from his arms merits special status.
I'd put Dr. J's Rock the Baby Cradle dunk in there. It was a spectacular dunk and he made house calls. Also, the hand signals and understanding between Stockton and Malone for the Stockton-to-Malone score. It was so good that teams could not stop it.
Kareem rightfully has the #1 spot. I probably would have mentioned that Kareem's left arm usually came up to create additionally space to make his shot even more unguardable. That said, excellent analysis.
I was doing "the crossover" in 1980 as a point guard in 8th grade. Kevin McHale's step under post move belongs on there too, but McHale had so many moves it's hard to pick one.
Pistol Pete Maravich was the no look pass, behind the back pass, between the leg every thing. He made more 3 point shots without the 3 point line than anyone.
I reckon Duncan managed about 70-80% of the dream shake But what really separates Hakeem from the rest was how smooth his movements was if one move doesnt work and he had to pull out another move the transistion from one move to the next is so smooth and the motion never stopped whereas other players would dream of pulling off just one move on the shake
Ooo that’s good. I miss that dude. When I was younger I always thought he was boring then I grew up and realized. Damn this guy can just do whatever he wants whenever he wants.
Tim Duncan should have been higher on the list, simply because it's a lost art. These days guys only make bank shots out of desperation....also props for the White Chocolate honorable mention lol
For those who keep commenting about Ginobili - yes I do know he's from Argentina. But it's still called the Eurostep when he does it. It ain't called the South American step lmao
Andy Hoops not to mention that it wasn’t Elgin Baylor’s signature move but he technically did invent the “eurostep.” Me and my homies call it “The Elgin” out of principle 😎
That is because Sarunas Marciulionis introduced it to NBA. And he made it a thing, not Ginobili. Dude, you are just young I guess.
This is to hilarious 🤣🤣🤣 South America step good one!!!
Andy Hoops good joke Andy
Andy Hoops a
“Kevin Garnett blocking shots after the whistle.” 😂
*goaltend
Lmao
Aaron Aristo I’ll get you banned from RUclips
Nothing wrong with that. That is what makes the great ones great, there is a reason for that.
@@VictorFernandezBigdestroyer lmao
What about Draymond green's "The Nutcracker"?
lol
Good one
Good
Stuff
lol
Self Conscience so effective it can take out a player for a whole game no matter how good they are
Kareem's skyhook was 2nd to none. Look at how he would flick his wrist like shooting a j. It was so pretty & his footwork was phenomenal.
It was probably the reason he scored the most points in NBA history
bro just looking at the highlights his game was just so smooth all around
It doesn't even make sense 😂🤣😂 all wrist and hand
@@Victor-pn4vb average points*. Wilt scored the most in a game
@@Frozo-nt2ky I meant that Kareem scored the most TOTAL points in NBA history and not just in a game. Please, read carefully
No mention of Kevin McHale's up and under. Pretty iconic imo.
McHale is always overlooked. What an animal McHale was. He didn't have much flash, so people ignore how great of a player he was.
His Up & Under post move Kevin Mchale
What about Kobe's no-pass look?
boi
I dont know if you came up with that but its the best Ive ever heard
🤣🤣🤣🤣
underrated move
LOL~ It's funny because when he does his detail analysis during the last post season he talks about "looking off" which is exactly the no-pass look so yeah, he did make it a "move".
You forgot Shaq's free throw 😂
Damn he was cracked at free throws. 97% in 2003 he was godly
Lol
O dam👀👀
Omg hahah that is a signature tho
Hack-a-Shaq... it was not "his move", but he propiciated its creation.
Rasheed’s “ball don’t lie”
Hey ten thumbs production
@@billywoodruff9963 What's up Billy? How are you?
aye its TenThumbs productions
MUFC wow ur so smart. Even i can copy and paste get ur clown looking face outta here.
MUFC where are the askers
James Harden also has a signature move where he initiates contract and his victim gets called for a foul. He typically does this move when he jumps up for a 3-pointer or a jump shot. He either sticks a leg out to create contact or he tries to land on the defender. It works more for him than anyone.
NBA defense in the 2010+ is abysmal, I searched for a better word but it's 4 letters. Harden is far from transcending more transgending
Not his leg, his arm and shoulder when driving and shooting. If you really think about it, it’s lowkey genius. Moves his arm in a position where he gets contact but it doesn’t hinder his ability to actually score which is why his percentages aren’t the best. So say he misses the three, if he gets a foul call boom he still gets 2 points, Make the 3 that’s a 4 point play. The whole point of that move I think is if he misses he still gets another chance to make some points
He rides them piggy back style
@@ddiesel8929 You're right. It is a genius move but it's not his alone. It's a two against one strategy because it requires the referees to make bad calls in your favor to basically give you charity points at the line. If not for his ability to consistently dupe the referees into making bad calls, his free throw point totals would be cut in half. James Harden and the referees versus the other team. Very ingenious indeed.
The sad thing is there is a rule in the referee's handbook that they can use instead of constantly deferring to the foul. Its called "incidental contact" it allows them to play but they rarely ever use it unless they are trying to control the outcome of the game instead of officiating.
Everything he does is legal. Other players have had to bend thr rules, he isn't, and if you don't have to bend rules to be that good, yk your something.
(There's a JXMMYHIGHROLLER video on him called "how does he get away with this " or something along those lines
Shaqs missed free throws and JR Smith's "blazed and confused"
lol blazed & confused
lol
hahahahah
Or the Hack a Shaq.
Renan Abano for so long it’s not true
Shaq's powerful drop step spin move,
"Black tornado", was a really, really fun thing to see as a fellow big.
Lobo Kujo stfu u 5,5 virgin
03:00 you know you nailed it when even the cameramen gets fooled
Biggus Dickus I think it’s easier to fool unathletic cameramen than professional Basketball players lol
I don't know how many times I would watch replay in slowmo, knew where the ball went but still couldn't figure it out. Magic.
cncaliguy09 will not happen in 4k
Biggus Dickus FR LOL
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The Most Signature Move: Tim Duncan got T-foul for laughing at bench
lol
Hahahaha
Lmao
Dennis Rodman’s boxouts and tipping rebounds to himself. Total classic
facts
Underrated
Moses Malone tipped rebounds to himself all the time. Idk bout the boxout tho.
Not signature moves lol that’s shit that everyone does
You forgot Draymond Green's kick in the nuts, Isaiah Thomas's carrying the ball every time he dribbles, Steven Adams's stepping aside to let Russell Westbrook get the rebound, and Zaza Pachulia's ankle-breaker.
Bahahahah
Draymond did it twice because LEBRON FANS LIKE TO DISCREDIT PEOPLE CALLING THEM NAMES LOWLIFE ASSHOLES THEY ARE.
Zaza's ankle breaker is deadly.. 😂
hahah
AisuruMirai Boban’s standing dunk.
Where is Brian Scalabrine's 360 fadeaway dunk? That move was GOD-LIKE!
Piripiao he is a 🐐 white mamba
TakeInS2 yea my dad was blinded after seeing that and he said it was worth it
Double 360 full court fake fadeaway double clutch euro step windmill dunk*
boebadoesstuff • hol up
No,No,Brian Scalabrine's dunk is nothing compared to Anthony Bennet's 360 Backwards one handed tomahawk posterizer-over-5-people,buzzer beater with his eyes closed
I never understood why centers or Power Forwards never tried harder to master the sky hook shot. If you had a center that had Hakeems footwork, Tim Duncan’s fundamentals and Kareems hook shot, that’s the definition of a perfect post player. It would be practically unstoppable
“He realized that soccer players have great footwork”
Really stretching the bounds of human intellect to come up with such a novel idea
James Widmann underrated
This is actually true. If you watch or play soccer you will notice Hakeem’s foot work is the same as the great soccer players
if you think soccer is easier to master than basketball idk but theres 100% something wrong with you
Vravos Nesno Both sports are extremely hard and take a lifetime to master.
@@ericramos1916 I really do think its been academically proven that soccer is indeed harder to master than basketball is, mechanically and skill ceiling wise
If the sky hook hadn't been no. 1, I would have sued RUclips.
Christian Heckmann Engelbrecht lol great comment
haha ICEEE MANNNN!!!! come on everyone that even blows at basketball takes that shot
😂😂
I was actually hoping there would have been an honorable mention towards Vlade Divac and the Vlade Flop.
@@rigman031977 Why honour a cowardly cheat?
Rodman’s taping rebound
Larry Bird’s high ball 🏀 shooting
Jordan’s reverse alleyup
@MANCHESTER UNITED Why does it matter ???
@MANCHESTER UNITED well then why watch this if you like soccer more. And also it doe not matter, like dude
@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C soccer is boring as fuck.. 100mins of play and at the end the score is like 0-2 only. Basketball is more exciting.
Ewing fadeaway, Wilkins spin, Bernard King turnaround jumper, Stoudamire hop step, Shaq drop step, Carmelo jab step, Dr. J mid air adjustment, T. Parker floater, Paul Pierce step back, James Harden step back, Dwayne Wade pump fake, D. Rose hop step and R. Westbrook pass interceptor.
Rayner Sulaiman ikr so boring
What about the Lonzo Ball "Magic Trick"? Turning balls into bricks mid-flight.
HA!
Lmao....you fucker
As much as i love the fucker, thats too true
Emmanuel Delgadillo or D-Rose’s signature ankle breaker
Best comment I’ve ever seen
Jordan's fade-away is the best looking one because of his crazy hang-time. It looks so smooth.
Because his footwork was much better than Kobe's so he created more space for an uncontested, smooth shots. Many fans hated Kobe for taking so many hard shots, looked like forcing, but when Jordan did it, it looked so easy
Just look at Jordan and compare him to Kobe, Jordan has a stronger core, broad shoulders and big ass hands. His small shoe size helped him move faster, he really was the perfect NBA player.
Nah dirk got the best fadeaway
Dirk has best fade-away for sure
@@spaghetisvibin994 If that was true, you wouldn't have to keep piggybacking off of my Jordan comment, you would start your own thread about Dirk. lol!
Dirk’s fade-away should be a move on it’s own
A13 A13 memo Ochoa? 😟😱
Alan Galicia 🇲🇽🇲🇽
A13 A13 uff hermano, de los pocos mexicanos que les gusta el básquet, eres de los míos 🇲🇽🔥💪🏻
Alan Galicia aquí en Los Estados Unidos nos gusta mucho, especialmente aquí en Dallas donde esta bien lleno de mexicanos
A13 A13 y ni se diga con los Lakers de Los Ángeles, otra ciudad de allá llena de compatriotas también...
where's Lonzo's air ball?
Or his ugly windmill shot
@@gremlinfinger5964 It was efficient though. efficiently shit.
or Markelle Fultz’ jumper
Or Danny Green's Brick Shot
@MUFC bro there isnt 240 countries
I did the Hakeem shake in a game and got a high five from the ref
I’ll take things that never happened for 500 Alex.
Dream shake*
It’s true you’re just jealous
Austinn Markovic why
Doubt he’s jealous just a dick
Dennis Rodman's Dive to save outbound balls. I swear when I see that thing happening I remember Rodman.
Doing all the dirty jobs n getting all the hates
Or the "worm tip" where he'd battle guys for rebounds by tipping the ball to different spots so he could gain position.
@@the503creepout7 that was a move
@@CFH1962 should be a move in it's own category. He cracks me up whenever I see him play
@@the503creepout7 its what made him #1
He would have won 'best effort' award if there was such a thing
2:54 his passes are so good he even tricked the camera man
well if his passes surprise his own team mates you can be damn sure its gonna surprise the camera man
Matthew Kim 巴戈
I just want to call it "dream shake"
@@jakeryu2183 The "dream shake" is already taken by Hakeem.
💔🤣
Should have included Rick Barry's granny free throws.
Kobe was a student of MJ, though. He styled his game around MJ’s every move
Manis Themeasure They have the most beautiful fade away.
True but Kobe used the fade away more often as a result of him taking a lot of contested shots, so arguably he has mastered it on another level.
Kobe took some of Mj moves and just didn't master them but took them to another level in his arsenal
Jon Da Don, he binged on all of MJ’s moves and never took it to any level. He even did the tongue 👅 for a while.
@@manisthemeasure5973 he definitely took it to another level
Magic even tricked the camera man 😂
Watching Lew/Kareem’s skyhook is such a thing of beauty it brings tears to my eyes.
It was an unblockable shot, except for Wilt Chamberlain, who blocked it a couple of times.
@@genemars5158 goaltending on both occasions
@@l.j.6479 There wasn't goaltending rule back then
@@hubi2986 waita ruin it
How about Barkley's quick footwork at the local donut shop? Pretty iconic, if you ask me...
What about James Harden’s “Draw a foul”
Yes, also known as ref bating. Lol
Absolutely! No one can draw a foul by duping the referees more than James Harden! It's definitely his signature move.
It’s less of a move and more of a cheat. It’s like Bruce Bowen sticking his leg out when he shot the ball.
@@topbackpodcast2615 yeah, we all know it's a cheat but unfortunately the NBA and the referees don't see it that way. Therefore, it's a legal bonafide signature move.
I know it sucks but until the NBA acknowledge it's a cheat and stop letting players use it to get free points and using it to get other players in foul trouble...we're wasting our time complaining and screaming its a cheat move. Even flopping is a cheat. There is a penalty but the referees are blind and can't see it when Harden does it. This means it's legal if you don't get penalized for it. Therefore, flopping also become James Harden and LeBron James signature move.
Who flops the best? Harden
Fadeaway 360 dunk by Brian Scalabrine
🐐
Rick Barry. Granny free throw
Yesss
Hakeem Olajuwon’s Dream shake & Kareem’s skyhook were near impossible to guard
My signature move is called the
*pass*
why did i laugh lmao
Mine would be the "inbound".
Mine was the double dribble
I implumented ur move
Mine is traveling
Saw Kareem's skyhook as #1 from a mile away
Really thought the tony parker floater would be in here
Yeah. me too.
And his spin move
The tear drop. Shocked it wasn't here
Or kd’s rattle
same here since manu and timmy was there
Gervin's finger roll should have been on here, his move is one of the most iconic and copied in the NBA.
the iceman cometh
Man shot over 50 percent as a guard and averaged over 30 a game multiple times! And averaged over 25 a game for his career. Till today no one has been able to use that as their go-to patented shot or shoot it with that kind of efficiency. He's underrated for sure.
How about all the Duke of Dunk Darryl Dawkins jams? Idk if that necessarily counts as a "signature move" because there were so many... but maybe his "signature move" was actually naming jams.
@@the503creepout7 his signature move was clumsily breaking backboards
@@steveelder5306 if i were to recognize one player as the king of shattering the glass - it would have to be Shaq. But then again - it's arguable that his high elbow drop step was his signature move. When i watch some of those old O'Neal highlights, i find it stunning that those elbow shots didn't straight up knock players out.
What about Javale's move, the Shaqtin a fool?
Joshua Kenny LMFAO
What about Latrells, "I'll choke a fool" move?
HAHAHAH omg
Tragic Bronson alert!
dude, back down, or he is going to tell his mom about you!
Ice Man’s finger roll!
No one ever blocked Kareem's sky hook
Wilt Chamberlain : *DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM ?*
Wilt invent the finger roll and the fadeaway jump shot, and one of the few people to block the skyhook even those he was old
@@lloydkline3265 Yes he started the finger roll then George Gervin used it as well.
Adam Drl Julius Erving blocked that Sky Hook!!!!!
...Bill Willoughby of the Houston Rockets blocked that shot!
@@jerryturner2310 The club is growing
You can really see a bit of Hakeem when you watch Yao Ming. That training works
Yao was so great ...shame injuries got him
#1 basketball signature move that anyone does: Kobe
may the legend himself now rest....
He finally passed
clash of littness his fade away counts of course
Killary Hitten finally?
@@XxFamousedxX Yea he was such a ball hog
Killary Hitten i hope you will be with him soon😊
Tony Parker's floater should have been an honorable mention.
Yes, he destroyed PGs with that
Walter James yep. Teardrop
Finally.been looking for this comment
Of course.You got a point
I think it should be even in the top 10. That tear drop shot was deadly.
When u didn't put dirk's picture at 8:01 (fadeaway) i admit i was triggered a bit
Same
Forreal after #4 I was like "okay it's skyhook, dream shake, and fadeaway left...oh but what about MJ and Kobe...OOOOHHH....fuck."
I put him in the thumbnail though!
Great list and analysis! But here's some honorable mentions that were not mentioned:
Dominique Wilkins' windmill slam.
Kevin McHale's post moves.
Wes Unseld's outlet passes. (Kevin Love's and Lonzo Ball's)
Tony Parker's floater.
Jamal Crawford's shake-and-bake or 4-point play.
Aw yeah, Parker's floater, good one
Yes lonzo balls outlet pass deserves a top 10 spot
Bird's beside the head shot. No coach teaches players to shoot like that anymore. Also his right hand left hand ability. Playing whole games with just his left.
dishonorable mentions:
Chris Paul's - nut punch
Bruce Bowen - place feet on opponents landing
Latrell Sprewell - choke hold
Don't forget about Bill Laimbeer and Ron Artest 😄
Sir Charles elbow dribble
was it also Bruce Bowen with that place feet on Szcerbiak's face
Ron Artest crowd pleaser......lmbo
zaza injures people
wade's pump-fake shot while bumping into his defender
👍👍
You could argue that wade or Kobe patented that shot. Especially since Kobe has done that to wade himself a few times lol
To be fair Wade also bought about the euro dunk...
@@ryanderke8678 reggie Miller was doing that way before either player mentioned. Kobe even said after playing against reggie he went up to him after the game and told him he's going to steal his move
No
Larry Bird patented that move.
Steph curry shot over 50% from 30 ft in 2016
That’s insane
Curry the GOAT shooter
So Curry ain't "chucker", long as his 30 foot pull ups go in, right?
Which is also the year where they blew a 3-1 lead. That’s why the 1995-1996 bulls is better
King James
@@douglasbryant2556 he got buckets that season. We can't hate.
Basically Pistol Pete's whole game was a trademark move. Players like Magic and White Chocolate owe a lot to the creativity that Pete brought to the game!
True and Pistol Pete’s highlight reels were incredible but he was surprisingly inefficient for a superstar. Lots of turnovers and misses that don’t show up on the highlights. Still, he was a great innovator during an era officials wouldn’t let ball handlers get away with much and the three point line wasn’t a thing. Born too soon, perhaps.
You can attribute some of the turnovers and inefficiency to the quality of players that surrounded him. When he was with the Jazz most of his teammates shouldn't have been in the NBA. Pete made them better but you can only polish a turd so much
With his arsenal of moves/shots, Maravich Still holds NCAA Career Point Total/Avg @ 3667/44.2....Decades b4 3 pt. line! And if he had lived, would have probably scored 20-25k NBA points. But nobody mentions That fact-SMH
Leaving class to watch this video in the bathroom
Smart choice.
little sus
good luck in your future career
Remember that i don't like pickles on my cheeseburger
JuggernautPT lol u guys got no chill
5:47 LeBron so fast he gotta slow down to get the block
My signature move is
Airball
same
lol
I can make a house with all of the bricks I make in a pickup game to 11
David McFarland mine is no ball
while sitting on the toilet.
Manu = Eurostep master
Tony parker = teardrop master
Tim Duncan= bankshot master
I❤️you spurs
Mamba out.😢 rest in peace kobe.😢
Boi shut up Kobe sucks
Rip Kobe bro mamba out
HVY Jattard you shut up you probably look like krillin from dragonball
@@yoselinaldrich4741 u pissed fam?
HVY Jattard how tf u gon talk about a dead man? u ain’t shit.
The teardrop is a great shot too...Tony Parker has the best one in his prime.
And the rainbow 3 pointer form Derek Fisher.
Mark Jackson's was better. He was slow af and couldn't jump but nobody ever got a piece of it.
Hakeem Olajuwon played soccer imagine going up for a header against him
Its football...
And getting a nutsack on your forehead 😂
@@pyje3487 futbol*
Dynamic ninja no
@@nbamitch1157 yes
have anyone ever noticed they show hakeem shake at 9:30 cassell is on the court but always show the reaction of him on the bench haha
What about the entire NBA's lack of effort on defense?
Scott P iconic!
Its not really a lack of defense it's just people are so good at scoring even elite defenders get 40 put on them a night
It's actually harder to score now then it was back then... mainly because of zone defense which was illegal defense back then
@@boulbaggies1465 zone? Teams are shooting 90 3s a game that's a bad idea
Not the Micheal and Scotty Bulls.
.... Not many good teams in important games actually. They all play great D.
jr smith's iconic run
alic_ leee I’ll get you banned from RUclips
Hey Andy, could you make a video about Corey Maggette? He's not talked about that much
@Loc Truong I know, but I just want to hear how Andy describes him and tells the story to us
Yep i’ll get to him eventually
Yeah and Cuttino Mobley
Andy Hoops can you do one on the best stat sheet stuffers
Agree
that euro step of ginobili. i use to apply it when playing basketball and its very effective.
Every kid simulates the Iverson crossover on the street. He is the King of Street Basketball.
Preach!!!!! I was in middle school during that era every guy and girl on the court was trying to do iverson moves lol
he even had the look… baggy clothes and nice kicks made street ball in the 2000’s
How about Artest S.A.F signature?
Swing At Fans
LYSInfo 👏👏👏👏
When LeBron was mentioned I was expecting it to be the crab dribble 😂
Also, Dwayne had one of the deepest fade away technique that I can remember.
Last, most memorable from Kobe for me was his windmill 4 point play. It didn’t happen often but when he pulled it off it was fun to watch. It was basically him being guarded at the 3 point line; he fakes the shot several times by “wind milling” the ball up and down until he has the defender following his moves. He then goes up for the shot having the defender scrambling to follow Kobe’s arms. Drains the 3 and the foul is called for a possible 4 point play.
Michael's Air reverse. I think more iconic than his fadeaway. Very good video!
Tony parker's floater/spin move
Shaq's black tornado
George gervin's fingerroll
Jamal's shake n bake
Karl Malone's elbow
You have to have the fingerroll on the list. #1 scorer in the NBA for several years.
Yeah.This guy forgot the Postman also
james harden being fouled while throwing the ball in the air with a prayer
Wade did that first in his prime.
Dennes Lucas true
I didn't say in all his layup. What I just said is that Wade did it back in the old days. Lol
Cooper Trost Wow, Cooper that was a great ass joke
haha, the i feel like i cant make a mistake when i shoot because il probably just get a foul
What about Larry birds behind the basket shot
Hunter Spence not signature move.
That was just Larry wildin tf out. I doubt he pulled that out in game often. Probably practiced it a lot though.
I prefer bird's trash talk ...LOL
He had the best step back, and I wondered why Dirk got the nod, when he probably learned it from legend.
As much as I loathe the great Celtics, Larry Bird's ball fakes, jab steps, and array of passes and releases (with both hands no less) should be a list unto itself. He's the real Green Monster in Boston, not that thing at Fenway Park. I'll tell you one thing, Steph Curry has no range. Meaning that no shot once you are over the half-court line is out of his range. That is pure madness. No finger roll or fade from Wilt is an obvious error here, or maybe him dunking with 270 lb Wayne Embry hanging from his arms merits special status.
Elvin Hayes's turnaround jump shot was unstoppable.
my signature move is the "ball under the shirt" most effective and unstealable move.
U forgot the iconic basketdestroyer shaqattack😂😂
@Brian Shepherd Barbeque chicken alert XD
thank you for excluding Scal, it just wouldn’t be fair
I know it wasn’t as “sexy” but Kevin McHale had a nasty up and under
*Lebron's signature move: The hairline move.*
The pack my bags and move to another team move.
LeBron is soft as a baby's bowl movement.
the "change teams" city move
Lebron james with his hairline reverse move
Vincent Vega he had to carry the thrashiest team of all time (cavs) no wonder he left the cavs
Lebrons "Join-atleast-2AllStars" move must be recognized
I love how like all of the LeBron blocks are Avery Bradley
Carson Frick LOL
and i hate it
I think he paid Bradley sot set those blocks up. lol.
My favorite has to be the Hakeem Olajuwon dream-shake
He credited soccer playing for it, but I think he also saw Kevin mchale, who had great post moves, that look familiar, don’t know who did it first.
These is my 1st video that i ever watch from andy 2 years ago. How time flies
I'd put Dr. J's Rock the Baby Cradle dunk in there. It was a spectacular dunk and he made house calls. Also, the hand signals and understanding between Stockton and Malone for the Stockton-to-Malone score. It was so good that teams could not stop it.
That was not a move.
Jason Williams was doing that fake pass long before Rondo
Yeah, this guy focuses on HIS favorite newer, players
Was looking for this. Thank you.
03hobie and Pistol Pete was doing it WAY way before both of them.
03Hobie That fake pass move was done in the '70s by PISTOL PETE MARAVICH
@@CrazyLinguiniLegs Bingo!!!!!!!!
5:23 Duncan missed the bank shot in that one all star game at the last possession to win the game. Kobe passed the ball to him
David T Okay
Kareem rightfully has the #1 spot. I probably would have mentioned that Kareem's left arm usually came up to create additionally space to make his shot even more unguardable. That said, excellent analysis.
I was doing "the crossover" in 1980 as a point guard in 8th grade. Kevin McHale's step under post move belongs on there too, but McHale had so many moves it's hard to pick one.
McHale was Olajuwon before the dream shake. Olajuwon just took it to another level.
Pistol Pete Maravich was the no look pass, behind the back pass, between the leg every thing. He made more 3 point shots without the 3 point line than anyone.
Tim Hardaway should get credit for the “killer crossover” gotta give credit to the first.
UTEP Two Step!
Was scrolling through the comments to see if anyone knew this!
In the words of Hardaway's Nike commercial "I got skillz"
Before he got old and slow, it was the most devastating crossover in the league. Dudes just FROZE on that first cross. XD
Genya Kilimnik indeed... But you know due to social media everyone has caught Amnesia
Glad to see that two Spurs made the list. I guess Parker's floater would be a good one too
He has the best tear drop
Yes
U forgot the James harden step back travel 😂😂😂
Damir Johnson u mean the quadruple step back?
Not really a travel but ok
Its not a travel most of the time cuz the 0 step rule
Ah the Moon Walk, Michael Jackson first made it famous, James Brown had a similar shuffle but James Harden does it in sneakers which is a lot harder
James Hardins push your opponents away, kick your leg out during your jumpshot then flop like you got fouled.
I reckon Duncan managed about 70-80% of the dream shake
But what really separates Hakeem from the rest was how smooth his movements was if one move doesnt work and he had to pull out another move the transistion from one move to the next is so smooth and the motion never stopped whereas other players would dream of pulling off just one move on the shake
确实
Michael Jordan's turn and burn.....🏀
MAGIC & WORTY & COOPER on a fast break was something to behold !
Lebron's 1 block of the game. The chase down block. Jk.
Allen Iverson was a combo guard.
“SKY HOOK”
The most unstoppable move In history
The bank shot is money!
Duh, that's why it's called a BANK shot!
@@NicknickG Yeah I was being funny play on words
I call Tim Duncan the Bank Manager 😂😂😂
Ooo that’s good. I miss that dude. When I was younger I always thought he was boring then I grew up and realized. Damn this guy can just do whatever he wants whenever he wants.
Shakarus Sanders I play basketball irl and I almost never miss a bank shot
Very good basketball source. Thanks!
Tim Duncan should have been higher on the list, simply because it's a lost art. These days guys only make bank shots out of desperation....also props for the White Chocolate honorable mention lol
without watching the video first
1. dirk one legged fadeaway
2. lebron’s hairline
You made my day man
Vincent Carter: The hairline caught me off guard big time.
Sprewells choke the guy that made you mad? Classic
TP9 tear drop and his spin move was excellent too;)