Rod Strickland "Bronx Jelly" Unblockable Lay Up Package
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- You didn't think I was done, did you? Can't forget the Bronx's own Rod Strickland, one of the best point guard finishers around the rim, especially for a smaller below the rim type player. Also a BIG influence on Kyrie Irving. Although seldom mentioned today as one the NBA's best guards, those who played with him (like Shaq) have nothing but respect for his game.
I like to think of Rod Strickland as the bridge between the old generation of players (Erving, Dr Jay, Jordan) known for their lay up ability and the new players (Drose, Kyrie, etc....). This was supposed to be part of the "Jelly 3" highlight mix from a few months ago, but as you know that video would've been too long. It fits better as a separate upload.
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"I went to games as a Knicks fan, they had Strick-Land
They traded him...
Ever since then, son, I hated 'em!" - Nature, Blood Money Pt. 2
Lol u kno the shits. I ain't kno homeboy was nice like that tho 👀
Lol everytime I see Rod Strickland play those exact bars come to mind 😂
Shits turnin sour in the NY, half the team hurt, still niggaz get high n rock Queens shirts.
@@grinchoi1 you know what it is
@@patrickoakley7890 100%
Another crazy thing about this is look at the guys he’s finishing on... Dikembe, Hakeem, Shaq...
Jordan
Always some sort of contact to overcome while finishing the follow-through
Shaq literally said I could never block your shot 😂
the admiral
Ant Lee David Robinson too
The best player never to go to an allstar game... period hands down... Rod Strickland was a monster...💯💯💯💯
Terry Jones What a travesty
Totally agree!!
Mike Conley?
@@wmr845 nope
wmr845 hell no
Rod Strickland and Kyrie have the best layup packages for point guards period
That's his Godfather I believe
@ramelldion3255 no one forgets d rose im from the chi and hes my fav PG but d rose was dunking on everyone and yes his layup packages is legit but i think we dont mention it because pre injury he was dunking on eveyone and kyrie and rod didnt dunk at all.
Can’t forget drose
Kyries Godfather
Yep
Truth be told 💯
He plays a lot like rod, just a better shooter.
And you can see Kyrie got a lot of his game from him
You mean Curry's, Kyrie doesn't do floating layups he uses the backboard
Real handles, not carrying or simple change of direction dribbles....handles, real ball control ✊
He would be higher ranked in todays game
No Cappp
Basically Kylie. They play exactly alike
Svpreme Kai Productions kyrie better shooter but Strick better finisher at the ring.
I'm sure Wu-Tang agrees.
Yea he would
To me, the craziest thing about Strickland's game is that he didn't have a 3-point shot, wasn't great from 2-point long distance, and he wasn't that fast, but DAMN he just got to the rim almost at will. It's hard to get to the rim when defenders don't have to worry about the outside shot, but Strickland did it anyway.
IQ.
MADE'M JUMP LIKE ROD STRICKLAND!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Most people probably don’t know where that line came from!
@@mecmellow Word, right? LooooooL
RaQuan Da Chef....WuTang Triumph
👐 killabeez foeva 🐝
Who says that line?
DePaul played Louisville once while "Strick" was still there and had one of the best college games I've seen. He put this move on Pervis Ellison from Louisville that I don't know how he got off...RS went up for a shot down on the right block but Pervis jumped up to block it....RS double clutched, brought the ball down on his left side avoiding Ellison's block and somehow shot the ball with his left hand...Awesome enough for me to remember that play near 40 years later!
whatsitwhosit never nervous pervis lol. Cards won the championship that year rite?
@@jaybee3055 A great nickname, right....Not sure of the year or if they won the same year that I referenced, but if you say so..I believe you😊
Rod Strickland was nice in H.S. he and my classmate Dwayne "Pearl" Washington went head to head once I believe it was a playoff game which was much anticipated because they both were All-Americans and it didn't disappoint, it was a sizzler. Pearl was a flashy shake & bake showman who could get you out your seat and Rod Strickland went toe to toe with him. He wasn't flashy but did everything Pearl could do, quietly and very quick. I don't remember who won the game but they both had over 30 I believe. I was a fan of Rod Strickland's ever since and was pissed with the Knicks traded him and kept that slow footed cornball Mark Jackson. Strickland was NBA fast forward, he was quick, drove to the basket strong, was a pass first point and played aggressive defense and typical Knicks to make the wrong choice every time which is another topic all together.
K Nazir Ingram truman or oak hill?
smh wow the knicks been making bad decisions
Special Ed Truman Sun!
K Nazir Ingram did he transfer cuz Truman basketball wasn’t good?
Special Ed It’s possible, I don’t the answer to that. There maybe consideration that touch below the surface that is beyond my pay grade as you were and so I try to stir away from what I do not know.
The music to his style was a perfect blend smooth one of my favorite players to watch dropping dimes
Thanks! Watch this video for Rod Strickland Dimes: ruclips.net/video/cwY9RZ808GE/видео.html
Hell yeah that knxledge track nasty
@@doubleclutch4369 can you tell us the name of the track?
the way he uses the rim to protect himself
Nasty jackknife lay ups.. this guy was so underated... I idolize him at DePaul back in the day.
Peecee71 101 when he came to DePaul I loved watching him.
A lot of people don’t know he is kyrie god father... when u realize that n look at kyrie game🤦🏽♂️ handle, layup package and all that is type da same I know he had to either work wit him a lot or kyrie just sat n studied his game
He worked with Kyrie a lot. It’s so obvious to. Basically Kyrie took Rods game and added elite scoring to if.
Not trying to be a asshole...but whoever follow basketball or Kyrie Irving already knew this...I heard game announcers say this countless times
I saw it once. Didnt even know it was his godfather.
Rod had da best handles of any guard to play in my city ... D.C.. Dats who we emulated in late 90s👍🏾💪🏾
What I notice is on all his drives he takes off from the same distance every time. Being a former ball player (48), I understand the meaning of this. He always had you were he wanted you! An that's the description of someone you would call nice! An Rod was most definitely nice! But I'm from The Bronx! Tracey Towers stand up!!!!
It also helps that he was ambidextrous when he went up.
@risingStar 1st of all have you played any organized basketball at a level higher than high school?
@risingStar I appreciate your honesty so I'll give it to you str8! Follow me. It's all about knowing an believing in what you can do. He knew that if he was able to get to a certain spot he could do alot of things to a defense. He couldn't jump from where Jordan did an be successful, it would get blocked everytime. But if he could lull a defender into a certain spot he knew he had an array of moves to get to the basket as well as using the rim to shed off would be shit blockers. An as evidenced he was able to make a living by putting defenders in a certain spot an then proceeding to be very disrespectful with it. If you need to know anything else let me know.
@risingStar the jordan jumping was just an example of what Rod couldn't do. But he knew where he could jump from an be successful. That's why his take off seems to always be from the same spot. He was able to put defenders in a certain spot due to his tremendous dribbling abilities an deception with his handle. If you want to put a spin on the ball known as English, you need to find a court an practice. Glad to help if you need anymore info.
His jump was more about his the distance from the ring plus his hang time. This gave him a couple of advantages. 1) Once another player made contact with him he can most often get the foul. 2) His hang time gave him more time to modify his layup to counter what the defender was doing. 3) Because he is fully utilizing his hang time as part of his layup, he has more opportunities in terms of when and where to take his shot - early, mid or late into his jump. 4) Jumping from further away give him a better view of where his potential challengers are and what they’re going to do so he can make his counter that half second early which is what gave him the edge. 5) jumping early puts the defenders on their heels making them react to him and making them more concerned about fouling him therefore weakening their defensive posture. 6) jumping early also improved his spatial awareness in terms of him being more accurate about his body position in mid air in relation to the backboard. Once he knows where the glass is he can make the shot using his ball spin against the glass.
“Obviously a guy 6’1 won’t dunk on a guy 6’11”
D Rose-‘hold my beer’
D Rose: "Hold my ACL"
Strickland was assistant at Memphis 😉
Rose proved that to be physically detrimental. Also, he isn’t 6’1.
KJ over Olajuwon
When he played for MY.BULLETS/ WIZARDS he put in WORK..we LOVED his work ethic..He ALWAYS brought 100% to the court...and STAYED in shape....
Remember when he punched Tracy Murray
@@bendillon5972 Put the beats on him BX style. Lol
Rod was smooth as big daddy Kane flow was back in the day...smh
Greatest comment of all time.
@@MicDeluxxmy sentiments
Strickland didn't jump high but he perfected the same "hang time" body movement that Michael Jordan had.
he wasnt that tall either
@@paulgeorge9228or sober
I love the instrumental.
Rod Strickland the Man.
Can't wait to visit NYC
That move on Jordan was CRAZY.
Which timestamp?
@@paulgeorge9228 @2:20 - he caught Jordan stopping the baseline lane to the paint, planted his inside foot behind Jordan’s outside foot, and hit him with the spin move. He pretty much guaranteed Jordan couldn’t contest the layup.
@@thomasdr08 yeap this is common pro knowledge level microskills. doing this can keep anyone from blocking you
Much love from the Bronx. Mans was underrated as hell.
We called it a Louie or a dip when we grew up in NYC and Ice Man Gervin had the sweetest one that I’ve seen !!!
One of my favorite PGs from the 90s.
I would take Rod Strickland on my team any day of the week. He's on that long list of NYC point guard legends.
long list
We loved Rod in Portland, just on the team in the mid 90s when there wasn't that much talent, so we weren't winning much but he was a bright spot
Rod was that dude and a legend. Respect
Had three replica jerseys from my youth…. Jerome, Cliff, and Rod… At 2:34 …. I see three Blazers no longer with us. Been a Blazer fanatic for over 35 years and seeing Jerome, Duck, and Cliff is sad for me. Rod joined in early 90s and really blossomed. Great video
Holy smokes! I didn't realize how good Strickland was. I was a teenager when he was in the Association. Didn't really get to see him play much to begin with.
Michael Heikkinen he was on bad teams
His son played for St. Petersburg high school in Florida, he nice too.. I’m a fan of both
Buddy said association.
Rod was sweet. Great highlights
Ain't nothin like a New York city point guard! Rod was something special. Thank you New York City!! And I'm from Seattle
I miss when “NY point guard” was a style of play
It's basically "I play like I'm at the park" type of style lol. Basically Kyrie Irving as well
@@Heart_ken01 I don’t think this fits strick well though. I mean I know he’s from there, but he was a pro’s pro and totally solid at the point. He very rarely looked out of control, and he had no extra dribbles show off stuff
A.I birthed that style for east coast inner cities
@@Hot33333333 No.
Rod Strickland and Kenny Anderson my favorite NY point guards.
They were both referenced in rap songs as well
Rod - Wu
Kenny - Das Efx
Kemba too.
@@drgfromnycnot like them
The most impressive drives I’ve ever saw. As a New York Native and a knick fan i was so upset when they traded him
he’s a plumber according to casuals
2:21.
Plumber. Yeah.
Or taxi driver and bell hop. I say the same thing on other videos.
What you talking about people didn't do fancy ball handling till the 2000s....
@@ronalddaugherty I guess they never heard of pistol Pete, and1 globetrotters, Detroit Chicago and New York street ball lol🙄
Cool Libra I think that was sarcasm lol
Most underrated point guard ever💯
Rod Strickland and that Portland team were probably one of greatest teams to not get a ring. They were tough
My all time favorite pg. 20/10 man. Post game. Off speed. Rebounding. Passing. Etc
I just felt in love wit this man's game
Im new to this Double Clutch movement. I love how after the Jelly logo appears, you get to see a montage of their greatest and smoothest moves, along with the smoothest of beats. Hip hop and basketball, the perfect dream team!
I'm definitely mad at myself for not paying attention to you growing up man you're the truth
Rod Strickland was one of my favorite players ever. I wanted the Knicks to keep him.
Sick highlights nice music. Love Strickland.
So disrespectful!!! Rod was my guy
I'm old enough to remember the NEW YORK Nets. The day Rod Strickland left the Knicks, I became a Nets fan. Had to keep it New York, but always rooted for the Point God.
Haha Greg Anthony got the bees knees from Rod! In n out, behind the back, and then spin move?? Cold
A Joe Hammond kyrie Irving tiny archibald hybrid when it comes to handle and difficult shot making at the rim. Displaying beauty only a few have seen gracing the camera era with legendary art. His career is exactly how players the caliber of Kyrie today would go in the 60s-90s
Gentlemen, I like to introduce you to the "Backboard". Backboard these are my friends, Suckas !!!
19 10 17!
Yo, the in and out into the spin?! It's my joint!
Its crazy all these years i been watching all types of highlights and never thought of a layup goat specialist
I remember David Rivers from Notre Gave Rod Strickland that work on WGN back in 1986🤔
My uncle always said that if the knicks kept Strickland they would've beat the bulls, because he could easily beat the bulls press.
It's safe to say Strickland was the best lay up specialist in the game thus far
definitely my favorite bullets player growing up
i always love that ''no look pass like Rod strickland'' that beat is dope as well
Watch the Jelly 3 highlight mix here: ruclips.net/video/BrfePEKkLRk/видео.html
need more music like this behind these types of vids, great video. shoutout KNX
Seriously underrated!
I been watching this for like a week straight, Rod was too nice! You can see he influenced Kyrie(god son) a ton, Kyrie been going blood this season too, can't wait for his Nets mix lol
This man needs to be in the hall of fame
Him an Gus Williams
What sucks about that era is it was hard to see these guys play. Like the only times I saw the Bullets was when they faced the Bulls on WGN or the 1st rd of the playoffs when Calbert Cheaney guarded MJ. I was a big fan of Cheaney being from Indiana, but not close enough to Indy to get Pacers games.
Nice compilation. He did that shit, ALL THE TIME. One of a kind
1:32 is insane. Also, AI wasn’t the only one to shake MJ 2:22. Rod’s was better actually.
The move at the 40 sec mark was insane
I see where Kyrie got his lay up package 🏀⛹️♂️🏀
I used to go to Truman, Lehman games when I was in high school. Rod Strickland used to bust our ass back in the ‘80’s
He did the Mailman mad dirty @ 1:35. He went behind *his* back.
Oh shit I missed that! That was hella grimy. We would have had to fight after that 🤣
Had the pleasure of watching this cat in college when they came to Va, and beat ODU.
Strick was THAT dude. People just don't give him the recognition (partly because this was also the Jordan era).
"Why the Knicks trade Rod Strick, that man was nice"
soulweekender you kinda answered your own question.
Sadat
@@CinqueMalcolm X for those who know
@@franciscoaponte971 just quoting a Brand Nubian verse from Sadat X
The knicks would have traded Zion after he got injured.
We don't forget! You was Savage! NYC.. Perfect choice of music with this.
Knicks should have never traded him. He was their best PG since Clyde
What !?!? 🤦
I loved this guy, unstoppable.
Knxwledge is Power
Best handles of all time
Impossible for him to lose the ball or to block his shot
Keep making videos!!🔥 very talented 💯
And the starting point guard......RRRRROOOOOOOOODDDDDDDD.............STRICKLAND! - shouts to Big G, Backyard Band
Strickland, Hardaway, Anderson...greats of the past!
One of the most underrated PG around
For all of you comparing Rod to Kyrie, check out the Kyrie lay up mixes: ruclips.net/video/G7g8xfaYEWs/видео.html&lc=UgwlIb3vFlVmKKgsrDV4AaABAg
ruclips.net/video/9t8yM4rKknY/видео.html
Rather watch ROD!!! PULL-UP with some ROD STRICKLAND highlights from.DePaul, NyKnicks, SA Spurs ,and Portland ...
@@kendrickjones3115 Heres more Rod for you ruclips.net/video/cwY9RZ808GE/видео.html
Ny has the most legendary and influential skilled ballers . Don’t @ me bro
That's a lie!
Pretty Tony mj was born in ny so technically yes
Michael Guaba He doesn’t rep NY wasn’t even raised there, why New Yorkers keep relying on that lil fact I have no idea
Best ballers come outta D.C. Philly N.Y. and N.C.
Idiot Whisperer once again MJ doesn’t rep NY, barely knows shit from NY, wasn’t raised in NY. He was raised in Carolina that’s what he reps. Any reg person that was born in NY but raised somewhere else and y’all would be on their ass for trying to rep NY. And it’s kinda funny, NYers always get on ppl for repping NY when they’re not from the city but that goes out the window for Dr J tho😂
He didn’t get enough national tv exposure them Portland days. Him and Van Exel set me up to really enjoy Kyrie
One of the best point guards ever top 5 any era!!!
On the money comment
Makes Sense why Kyrie Looks like this ...look who is teaching him the basics
He did the same thing at Depaul. Rod always smoove! Bronx rise up!!!
You my friend are heaven sent 🙌🏽👌🏽
2:21 him and AI were the only ones to break Jordan's ankles
@Idiot Whisperer dude give credit where credit is due.. in that play Strickland scored between 3 defenders and 2 of which are NBA top 50 all greats
@Idiot Whisperer i know that's what makes the play crazy, he crossed up the goat
Kenny Anderson?
Other players definitely got at Jordan. It’s basketball. He wasn’t god. You step on an nba court you can get got. Even the goat.
@@AlphaDwg Who? I watched almost every jordan game when he was on the bulls. I have never seen him get dunked on, or even blocked badly.
Send this to 2K have em add a Rod Strickland layup package 🏀📦...
1:33...a, "whaaaaaattt???" Moment
Very underrated PG
Chris Childs looks Ike Nas, but Rod looks just like Mic Geronimo!
DeeNice681 Facts 😂😂😂
I REMEMBER MIC GERONIMO LOL HE DO 👀
More proof of how tough was to finish at the basket in the 90’s and this little guy was still making look acrobatically easy .
adalbdl stop
I just remembered him with the blazers wow
rod playing french billiard with the glass..sick
When possible, he's also leaning into the players. This limits their ability to jump and also forces them to reach across your body, creating the opportunity for a foul.
He had Spurs on verge of 1st title👍Bulls had no matchup vs Mr Robinson😏
The truest precursor to Kyrie
19 pts 10 rbs 17 ast