What I absolutely love about the dude is that he knows his own strenghts and plays accordingly to that. He doesn't try to force things, he doesnt go for own succes. Its realy a joy to see him play. Kudo's to you Yuki
Doesn’t he force things, though. He’s a passing phenom, no doubt, but he heaves up 14 shots per game (second on the team) while only making 34% of them, and only 19% on 6 threes per game. He’s the sixth highest scorer in the team despite taking the second most shots. He gets those sweet dimes, but he’s a net negative when he shoots
Yuki keeps all his teammates alert on their toes, because they all know that he's going to pass the ball to one of them at any given time if their is an opening. Especially if he's having a difficult time trying to take a shot. By doing that, Yuki is letting them know that he trusts them with the ball, and that will in turn make all his teammates have to play even more better. Because their is no worst feeling than letting your teammate down, when you see them going out there giving it their best. That is the beauty of Yuki's playstyle, that is how he makes all his teammates play and look good.
That's the effect of having a player that specializes in passing and playmaking. Everybody gets an equal chance to shine, so his teammates are more motivated to make cuts and find better positions because they know they will get the ball. The team becomes more effective on the offense because it keeps the opposing team guessing on where the attack is coming from.
I don't know much about how this game works, but to me he looks like he running up to the ring first, trying to diverge the attention of all his opponent before passing the ball to an unguarded teammate. The fact that he pulls it off in every scene is really awesome.
The team work with Yuki is absolutely mesmerising. Kudos to the entire team. Yuki can’t do slam dunks but he passes to his team mates just at the right time and place where they can dunk.
Yuki Kawamura is a rising star in the NBA, showcasing incredible skills and talent on the court. He is definitely making a name for himself and taking the world by storm with his impressive performances. Keep an eye on this Japanese player, as he is sure to continue making waves in the basketball world.🔥🏀 #YukiKawamura #NBA #RisingStar
He's a modern day John Stockton. Good command of the offense in a half court set, being able to draw the defense and drop dimes. He makes his team better and more efficient. He's not the most athletic and lacks size much like Stockton but his skill level and basketball IQ is great.
Kawamura's stats this year: 1.6 pts/game; 40.0% FG% (28.6% 3PT) and 0.7 Apg Let's maintain some semblance of perspective. Yes, Kawamura is a sweet, unselfish passer and I'm rooting for him to stick in the league, but no he hasn't remotely taken anything by "BY STORM", not even the G-League.
@@quizy5930 Well, why do you think he's only playing three mins/game? Maybe it's due to an insidious plot engineered by Grizzles management and some evil cabal to torpedo Kawamura's career (and throwing away millions in Japanese corporate endorsements for the franchise), or maybe Kawamura just isn't good enough to compete for meaningful mins behind Morant, Smart, Bane, Pippen and Kennard?
@@dl3988 So what are you saying that if he was given Ja Morant play time in a game his stats wouldn't improve that much? Most NBA players were to only avg 4 minutes play time stats would look much worse than that or a bunch of goose eggs. This is common sense why he is getting the amount of time that he is, and that is due to the level of competition for playing time, the fact that he has been on the Grizzlies for 4 months so he's the new guy at the bottom of the totem pole, and then the biggest elephant in the room the one thing that no matter how good a player can be when you are short teams & coaches will always second guess you or have doubts. Yuki is the official shortest player in the NBA. Due to that he will have a hard difficult battle ahead of him, but that doesn't mean he can't overcome it we have seen it done before Muggsy Bogues 5 Ft 3 inches & Spud Webb 5 Ft 7 inches. They list Yuki at 5 Ft 8 inches. In NBA standards we all think of and look at Steve Nash as short, but he is actually 6 Ft 3 inches. Lastly, Yuki signed two way contract with Memphis in October after appearing in all 5 preseason games, when he averaged 3.4 pts and 4.2 assists in 15 min of the bench. So clearly if given the opportunity to have some playing time it isn't a question will his stats improve the question is how good does he want to be, and that will be for him to decide.
The japanese version of Chris Paul. A pure example of point guard (PG) in basketball. He's gonna be a japanese and worldwide basketball superstar someday if he keeps going in NBA. 🇯🇵🏀👍
Golden Hoops ありがとう🙏
Are you the guy in the video?
What I absolutely love about the dude is that he knows his own strenghts and plays accordingly to that. He doesn't try to force things, he doesnt go for own succes. Its realy a joy to see him play. Kudo's to you Yuki
Doesn’t he force things, though. He’s a passing phenom, no doubt, but he heaves up 14 shots per game (second on the team) while only making 34% of them, and only 19% on 6 threes per game. He’s the sixth highest scorer in the team despite taking the second most shots. He gets those sweet dimes, but he’s a net negative when he shoots
@@MyManD14 shots per game??? which sport are you watching
That got to be a reply for another comment or video 😆 @@MyManD
@@MyManD accuracy is different from forced shots.
👌🏻💯
Yuki keeps all his teammates alert on their toes, because they all know that he's going to pass the ball to one of them at any given time if their is an opening. Especially if he's having a difficult time trying to take a shot. By doing that, Yuki is letting them know that he trusts them with the ball, and that will in turn make all his teammates have to play even more better. Because their is no worst feeling than letting your teammate down, when you see them going out there giving it their best. That is the beauty of Yuki's playstyle, that is how he makes all his teammates play and look good.
That's the effect of having a player that specializes in passing and playmaking.
Everybody gets an equal chance to shine, so his teammates are more motivated to make cuts and find better positions because they know they will get the ball.
The team becomes more effective on the offense because it keeps the opposing team guessing on where the attack is coming from.
@@duanewong1527 Well said!
Yuki single handedly gave all the short kings hope. Well done.
He is nba short but close to the average height of men
Mugsy did and he def gave this guy hope
This dude is an inspiration to all the short people
日本人としてgolden hoopsに取り上げられることはとても素晴らしいことです。love Yuki love hoops❤
The fact I have season tickets to grizz games are wild because at the end when Yuki comes in the crowd gets so hyped like the playoffs
Got to give it to you guys
He's so fun to watch
I don't know much about how this game works, but to me he looks like he running up to the ring first, trying to diverge the attention of all his opponent before passing the ball to an unguarded teammate. The fact that he pulls it off in every scene is really awesome.
He's a pure point guard; a refreshing change on floor in a long while.
I didn’t expect Yuki’s highlight from the golden hoops!!!! Thanks!!!! 🇯🇵 🇯🇵
kawamura is chocolate😂 Watching his play makes me happy❤
I’m a Japanese viewer! Thank you for the Kawamura video!
The team work with Yuki is absolutely mesmerising. Kudos to the entire team. Yuki can’t do slam dunks but he passes to his team mates just at the right time and place where they can dunk.
Yuki is a proof that slipping past (and probably under) everyone is a valid strategy in basketball
まさかgolden hoopsに取り上げられるとは思わなかった。嬉しい
素敵な動画をありがとうございます！！
実際身長が低い事でNBAの選手になんてボクはなれないって諦めている世界中の子供たちに
大きな希望と夢を与えていると思う
だからみんなのためにも頑張ってほしい
河村にしかできない役割がある
Real life kuroko
I dunno but every time he moves with the ball his team mates always get a clear view to the ring 😂
He’s so good
1.0ppg
being a good scorer is the only thing that matters according to TirthPatel
@@29n dude, quit being delusional. Yuki against players in garbage time wdym? 😂
Yuki's really good
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Yuki Kawamura is Amazing !
Yuki Kawamura is a rising star in the NBA, showcasing incredible skills and talent on the court. He is definitely making a name for himself and taking the world by storm with his impressive performances. Keep an eye on this Japanese player, as he is sure to continue making waves in the basketball world.🔥🏀 #YukiKawamura #NBA #RisingStar
Let's goooo Yukiiiii
Yuki and Caitlin, making basketball fun to watch again :)
i don't watch basketball but his style looks like the Messi of basketball. his height, his agility, speed, and he is a playmaker too. cmiiw😅
3:13 the strength to throw a one handed bullet pass as a 5'7 dude
Thanks for taking it up! I am happy as a Japanese.
Someday I'd like to see a matchup with LeBron like in the thumbnail.
Yuki is going on a rampage. He's a beast!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
河村勇輝の特集をしてくれてありがとう！
彼は日本人の誇りです❤
They should give him more playing time
日本人としての誇りです。このような素敵な動画を作成いただきありがとうございます！
He's a modern day John Stockton. Good command of the offense in a half court set, being able to draw the defense and drop dimes. He makes his team better and more efficient. He's not the most athletic and lacks size much like Stockton but his skill level and basketball IQ is great.
じぶんのやるプレーをわずかな期間でチームのプレーヤーに理解させているのがすごいね。観ていて楽しいから、バスケットボールファンを増やすだろう。
My New Favorite Player "Yuki" 🗾 💪🏽✊🏽🔥💯
Yes. I never watch NBA,is Yuki make me crazy
@fightinglily9647 Lol,,, I Understand 🥰🤣
@@lesliewarren5394 where is Yuki,Where is me🤣
Old school point guard essential vibe!
Yuki floor general elite passer 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
finally there's a playmaker or setter in basketball
He actually reminds me a bit of Steve Nash. good job
Yuki Kawamura is Japan's golden boy! ...he's great! What a 3-pointer😮 ...awesome! 😅❤
Yuki is the definition of giving 100% each and every second. He never lets down.
早くアメリカに行ってYukiの人気を現地の人に聞いてみたい！ありがとう、Golden Hoops!
ゴールデンフープスにゆうき！！！
ゴールデンフープスってなに？
He’s a fan favourite for sure! Fun to watch
2:05 messed up fr.. he short but dats disrespectful
Just imagine him at 6th man with some decent shooters and big man.... His team must love playing with him
He plays like a mad scientist scoping every move out 😮
Yuki reminds me of miyagi in slam dunk
これは素直に嬉しい🎉
Yuki is loved by all
Excellent ball awareness and control good passing goddamn shorting lets go
Kawamura's stats this year: 1.6 pts/game; 40.0% FG% (28.6% 3PT) and 0.7 Apg
Let's maintain some semblance of perspective. Yes, Kawamura is a sweet, unselfish passer and I'm rooting for him to stick in the league, but no he hasn't remotely taken anything by "BY STORM", not even the G-League.
He’s done this while only having less than 3 minutes per game he’s in if he stayed for longer these stats would obviously go up
@@quizy5930 Well, why do you think he's only playing three mins/game? Maybe it's due to an insidious plot engineered by Grizzles management and some evil cabal to torpedo Kawamura's career (and throwing away millions in Japanese corporate endorsements for the franchise), or maybe Kawamura just isn't good enough to compete for meaningful mins behind Morant, Smart, Bane, Pippen and Kennard?
@@dl3988 So what are you saying that if he was given Ja Morant play time in a game his stats wouldn't improve that much? Most NBA players were to only avg 4 minutes play time stats would look much worse than that or a bunch of goose eggs. This is common sense why he is getting the amount of time that he is, and that is due to the level of competition for playing time, the fact that he has been on the Grizzlies for 4 months so he's the new guy at the bottom of the totem pole, and then the biggest elephant in the room the one thing that no matter how good a player can be when you are short teams & coaches will always second guess you or have doubts. Yuki is the official shortest player in the NBA. Due to that he will have a hard difficult battle ahead of him, but that doesn't mean he can't overcome it we have seen it done before Muggsy Bogues 5 Ft 3 inches & Spud Webb 5 Ft 7 inches. They list Yuki at 5 Ft 8 inches. In NBA standards we all think of and look at Steve Nash as short, but he is actually 6 Ft 3 inches. Lastly, Yuki signed two way contract with Memphis in October after appearing in all 5 preseason games, when he averaged 3.4 pts and 4.2 assists in 15 min of the bench. So clearly if given the opportunity to have some playing time it isn't a question will his stats improve the question is how good does he want to be, and that will be for him to decide.
The thunderflash yuki 🔥
true point god
But this also gives me a shot to Jay Huff's shooting form which is actually pretty good
YUKI❤
0:59 ❤❤❤
Excellent team player !!!
Golden HOOPsはセンスがいい！！
i love golden hoops👍
Short KING! Nippon #1 :)
I am a fan of Golden Hoops 🏀⛹️♂️
日本の宝
Oh yes! Yutaka Ohtani! My favourite Baseball player in the MLB!
He is the “Messi in basketball field”.
YUKIくんは唯一無二！
全方向のパスの精度、creativeなplay、緩急/キレのあるドリブル、3Pの精度も上がって来た🩵
そのpotentialは計り知れません🌟
とっても楽しみな選手です♪♪♪
He is like Messi in basketball!
wow galing mag pass
Yuki great!
the judy hopps of basketball ^^
You watch it and could be like..eh…then you quickly realize he’s doing this on the biggest stage and not the ymca!! Tip my hat to you, sir!
MESSI of Basketball
Dudes a pure playmaker
It's like watching an anime. so short still amazingly good 🔥
Man is playing Kuroko playstyle with all of those "never let them know your next move" type of passes.
Oh my goodness Yuki 😮 you are new public fan 😊
スポーツ界でこういう活躍を見るたびに、やっぱりサムライや忍者って本当に居たんだと実感する。
紹介してくれてありがとう😊
He passes the ball when he could just as well have shot. A true team player.
He’s a true point guard. Something we don’t see much of in today’s NBA
I love golden hoops from Japan🇯🇵
Kuroko no basket IRL
Kuroko is real
Kuroko no yuki
هذا مذهل احببت هذا اللاعب 🎶😍🫵🏻
Kuroko Tetsuya of Memphis Grizzlies Misdirection Pass is 🔥
I neded to rewind to see what happened.
yuuki ❢最高だ❢
Santa Hof been served nicely
2 mill babyyyy
河村は、世界で、愛される人になりました。そして、GOLDEN HOOPSあなたもです。本当にありがとう😊
The japanese version of Chris Paul. A pure example of point guard (PG) in basketball. He's gonna be a japanese and worldwide basketball superstar someday if he keeps going in NBA. 🇯🇵🏀👍
I feel like this is pretty standard NBA gameplay - with the exception of his amazing passes
He got 4 set of eyes , one in front , one on the back and two on the side plus lots of trick in his pocket . A pocket dynamite basketballer 😊
We got Kuruko's Basketball in the actual NBA. This gon be a good year boys.
時勢に応じて自分を変革しろ！
He just like Akashi and Kuroko, in a man.
feel like the lower average body weights and focus on 3s/steph curry effect make someone yuki inevitable
Akashi of NBA
It's Ryota in real life