XannyWarbucks
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They will. Some people in the group chat were like, "We want Nuggets vs Heat" and I told them, I put money that all they would talk about is how Bron couldn't make the Finals rather than the games themselves.
Lebron no look pass last night
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Dwight Howard
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Can't enjoy any thread without Bron slurpers ruining it
TF are you talking about, this was a Bron stan thread that haters tried to come in and deflect from with some "bu bu but he's levels below Magic" from almost the first reply.
Bron stans have "ruined" the thread by posting dozens of videos of amazing passes, what the hell else in the thread was worth reading that got "ruined" because someone posted too many great basketball plays?
28 Gramz
How U Luv That???
get these nets
Veteran
Great post @Originalman
Heat version of Lebron was peak passing Lebron to me. Part of that was because for the first time, he was playing with multiple players with elite talent and/or elite understanding of the game. Wade had both, so they would both see the opening before it developed. And act/react in synch.
On the Cavs, I remember rookie Lebron threading the needle on passes that would hit Carlos Boozer in the face because he wasn't on the same page. It got better during his time in Cleveland, as they practiced for years with him and began being able to get free and anticipate that Bron would find them, but the full Bron repertoire was revealed in Miami playing with Wade, Bosh, and in a system where defenses had to stay honest on all three, creating all types of lanes and openings.
Peak Kidd played with finishers, McDyss, Marion, RJ, Kittles, Kmart and Vince.
In open space...if they filled lanes, he was gonna find them for dunks/layups.
Magic played with finishers and vet/elite talent and IQ guys. If he got the defensive rebound, he would dribble or pass to get the layup/dunk before defense could set.
As the young guy on those early teams, he was playing with team full of four year college players and accomplished NBA players who knew about finding/exploiting defenses in half court set.
Kareem was fundamentally sound, genius basketball IQ, and good passer for a center, himself. He and Magic could breakdown defenses with simple give and gos without calling a play or set.
Magic came into the league on a team full of star ability/star understanding game guys.
The arsenal of his passes was on display from the moment he got on the court, and especilaly after tney made him starter .Bron didn't really have that until Miami.
At that tier of vision/passing it's a tossup. .....but almost every great passer after Magic credits him directly as the guy they patterned that part of their game after.
Heat version of Lebron was peak passing Lebron to me. Part of that was because for the first time, he was playing with multiple players with elite talent and/or elite understanding of the game. Wade had both, so they would both see the opening before it developed. And act/react in synch.
On the Cavs, I remember rookie Lebron threading the needle on passes that would hit Carlos Boozer in the face because he wasn't on the same page. It got better during his time in Cleveland, as they practiced for years with him and began being able to get free and anticipate that Bron would find them, but the full Bron repertoire was revealed in Miami playing with Wade, Bosh, and in a system where defenses had to stay honest on all three, creating all types of lanes and openings.
Peak Kidd played with finishers, McDyss, Marion, RJ, Kittles, Kmart and Vince.
In open space...if they filled lanes, he was gonna find them for dunks/layups.
Magic played with finishers and vet/elite talent and IQ guys. If he got the defensive rebound, he would dribble or pass to get the layup/dunk before defense could set.
As the young guy on those early teams, he was playing with team full of four year college players and accomplished NBA players who knew about finding/exploiting defenses in half court set.
Kareem was fundamentally sound, genius basketball IQ, and good passer for a center, himself. He and Magic could breakdown defenses with simple give and gos without calling a play or set.
Magic came into the league on a team full of star ability/star understanding game guys.
The arsenal of his passes was on display from the moment he got on the court, and especilaly after tney made him starter .Bron didn't really have that until Miami.
At that tier of vision/passing it's a tossup. .....but almost every great passer after Magic credits him directly as the guy they patterned that part of their game after.
get these nets
Veteran
Magic compilation that I always post when this thread comes up.
After you watch any passing compilation, watch it again and pay attention to the misdirection, and how the defenders are tricked into committing/watching the active dribbler.
After you watch any passing compilation, watch it again and pay attention to the misdirection, and how the defenders are tricked into committing/watching the active dribbler.
NYC Rebel
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Thank you. I was looking to post this. To me that is all time best pass.![]](https://media.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExMGMzMTU5ZjY2MDcwZWI0NWYwNjI5ODQ4MGIyM2IxOTM2NDYyZjI0NSZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZzX2dpZklkJmN0PWc/gauojj4FmQfzmXdFJW/giphy-downsized-large.gif[img/])
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NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
And no one infests this board more than Bron haters.Complain about nikkas praising LeBron in a thread about praising LeBron brehs.
You really are the dumbest mf on this forum
That pass is similar to the pass to Richard Jefferson when he was with the Cavs. Dude loves two handed passes and especially bounce passes with two hands...
Crazy how fundamentally sound he is.
steph_harden
Superstar
Kidd, Nash, Rondo and Bron are the greatest passers I’ve ever seen..
Add CP3 and Magic and you have my list. With Jokic approaching.