O.iatlhawksfan
Biggest homer on the Coli
Nobody goin say Ginoblii's euro step? It changed the whole league
Favorite all time NBA go-to moves
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AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
Manu's euro step
His old ass still doing that effectively to this day
His old ass still doing that effectively to this day
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
the smitty
the in and out dribble
are my go to moves
old man game
the in and out dribble
are my go to moves
old man game
TrebleMan
Superstar
Speaking of step backs, AI had some versatile ones:
The skyhook is the best and most unstoppable move ever. And second after that is Dirk's one footed half fadeaway half turnaround jumper that is impossible to block with his height and release on his shot.
kobe off the backboard to himself.
he even looked to pass, before yaw haters talk about ball hogging.
he even looked to pass, before yaw haters talk about ball hogging.
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Fckumeen
Superstar
That KG turnaround fadeaway 
MooseMouthMthafuga
Veteran
All the moves I tried to apply to my game.
Grew up in Cali watching Magic & Kareem shoot the Skyhook.In fact, my earliest memory is when Magic hit that skyhook to win a game against the Celtics in the '87 Finals.That's when the love of the game first entered my body.Hit me like the holy ghost.
I was 5 years old, in kindergarten, Compton Avenue Elementary, shooting skyhooks with a soccer ball.By the time I was in 4th grade, I'd damn near mastered that shyt.I could hit running hook shots from college 3pt range by that time.
And then when we'd go visit my grandmother who lived in Scottsdale AZ, I'd catch a lot of Suns games.Started noticing Kevin Johnson.One of the coldest hesitation dribble/pull up mid range J's of all time.I always prefered his handle over Tim Hardaways.His crossover wasn't as fancy, but just as effective.With KJ, it was hesitate, studder step, between the legs, and right by your azz.Straight to the point...I loved that shyt.He was also the best I ever seen at finishing with both hands.Right hand layup, left hand...didn't matter
Then came Penny.Loved his back to the basket game.Just had that craftiness to it.Really neat shyt.
These new cats like to try'n shyt on Penny, but his game mixed the cerebral with the athleticism more than most.Technician with a matured game---but then had the athleticism to dunk on your ass.
And don't laugh, but Rex Chapman.The way he would come off screens, square up, with that quick ass release.I needed that in my arsenal.The elevation on his J was crazy, to.Hard to find any footage that highlights it, tho.Here's him going off on the '96 Bulls
And yeah, I always loved the Piru Pierce step back J
Grew up in Cali watching Magic & Kareem shoot the Skyhook.In fact, my earliest memory is when Magic hit that skyhook to win a game against the Celtics in the '87 Finals.That's when the love of the game first entered my body.Hit me like the holy ghost.
I was 5 years old, in kindergarten, Compton Avenue Elementary, shooting skyhooks with a soccer ball.By the time I was in 4th grade, I'd damn near mastered that shyt.I could hit running hook shots from college 3pt range by that time.
And then when we'd go visit my grandmother who lived in Scottsdale AZ, I'd catch a lot of Suns games.Started noticing Kevin Johnson.One of the coldest hesitation dribble/pull up mid range J's of all time.I always prefered his handle over Tim Hardaways.His crossover wasn't as fancy, but just as effective.With KJ, it was hesitate, studder step, between the legs, and right by your azz.Straight to the point...I loved that shyt.He was also the best I ever seen at finishing with both hands.Right hand layup, left hand...didn't matter
Then came Penny.Loved his back to the basket game.Just had that craftiness to it.Really neat shyt.
These new cats like to try'n shyt on Penny, but his game mixed the cerebral with the athleticism more than most.Technician with a matured game---but then had the athleticism to dunk on your ass.
And don't laugh, but Rex Chapman.The way he would come off screens, square up, with that quick ass release.I needed that in my arsenal.The elevation on his J was crazy, to.Hard to find any footage that highlights it, tho.Here's him going off on the '96 Bulls
And yeah, I always loved the Piru Pierce step back J
Malcolm Joseph
Microphone Checka
Shaq's drop step was so damn OP back when I was kid.
BlackAchilles
Veteran
Shaq's "Straight bulldoze a nikka" move
On that note: was I the only one who used to
At nikkas saying he "sucked" cause he wasn't shooting threes and doin crossovers? And1 mixtape really was one of the worst things to happen to basketball 
On that note: was I the only one who used to
At nikkas saying he "sucked" cause he wasn't shooting threes and doin crossovers? And1 mixtape really was one of the worst things to happen to basketball
Malcolm Joseph
Microphone Checka
Shaq's "Straight bulldoze a nikka" move
On that note: was I the only one who used to
Texas2step
H-Town it's NOT our year
Reggio Miller step back was the best and easily my favorite
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Not necessarily my fave and it sounds strange but Corey Brewer's layups on a fast break can be pretty spectacular. Just the way he contorts his body to get around a defender to put the ball up. Not many players can do that.
stepbackj34spud
Top 75 All-Time
lol ok bro