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Nique and Doc weren't SG's.so i guess doc, nique, and clyde didn't exist then
I don't even get your point.
how did young Mike get to the basket with such ease?
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I don't even get your point.
NYC Rebel
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I don't think MJ gets enough credit for how he changed the SG position. When he first got in the NBA, most SGs were about the same size as PGs. MJ was considered a SG/SF hybrid when drafted. Best thing that happened to him was to purely play SG. He was simply too big, strong and quicker than most SGs. the entire league drafted BIGGER SGs as a result of MJ.
He changed everything...
He changed everything...
he is also the best decision maker when he is up in the air.
there's no such thing as hang time. but it appears MJ has it cuz he can shoot while is still going up or down. all tribute to his bbiq, hand size and body control
there's no such thing as hang time. but it appears MJ has it cuz he can shoot while is still going up or down. all tribute to his bbiq, hand size and body control
they were all freak athletes who were both bigger and stronger michael (at that point in his career) so why didn't you include them in your point? I'm basically saying Jordan wasn't the first freak athlete to enter the league and revolutionize the game
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Big ass hands too, palm the s-hit out of the ball.
I get this is a troll post but the reality is it would be a factor.They ain’t play zone in the 80’s
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gervin was a 6'8" sg too tho, before mj
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When Jordan attacks watch for that quick crossover he throws in traffic. Dude used it quite a lot, it's just quick change in direction when the defense tries to meet him at the 2nd level.
But can't really summarize it into one concept. What it comes down to is that he really made the best decisions and quickly.
The guy's improvisation to me still hasn't been matched:
It's really just the array of moves: pull-ups, outright dunks, fakes, in-air adjustments, hesitations, quick dribbles, etc.
It all enhances the combination of straight line explosiveness and fluidity/quick decision-making in traffic.
Because of all of the above, dude was absolutely unpredictable, especially when he attacked. Other than the post fadeaways later in his career and some of the baseline reverse layups, how many times do you see the same move twice?
But can't really summarize it into one concept. What it comes down to is that he really made the best decisions and quickly.
The guy's improvisation to me still hasn't been matched:
It's really just the array of moves: pull-ups, outright dunks, fakes, in-air adjustments, hesitations, quick dribbles, etc.
It all enhances the combination of straight line explosiveness and fluidity/quick decision-making in traffic.
Because of all of the above, dude was absolutely unpredictable, especially when he attacked. Other than the post fadeaways later in his career and some of the baseline reverse layups, how many times do you see the same move twice?
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NYC Rebel
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Jordan was a freak athlete at SG. He was much stronger than Clyde and a better playmaker.
I don't have to include anybody you wanted me to add. They didn't have the impact of MJ
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clyde had some of the most retarded in game dunks
his nickname was on point
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his nickname was on point
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Take It In Blood
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cause he wasn't passing the ball to no n1ggas
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i notice the amount of poster dunks is down now
especially the baseline joints
lanes getting occupied & shaded by defenders changes the game for slashers & post.players specifically
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especially the baseline joints
lanes getting occupied & shaded by defenders changes the game for slashers & post.players specifically
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