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LeBron James chase down block, I've never been able to do it
I just wanna pin it on the glass once on the break
nikka look like an eagle swooping in on his pray got dammit I love this game
LeBron James chase down block, I've never been able to do it
I just wanna pin it on the glass once on the break
That Lebron Flop undefeated
Was gonna throw him up there...but a lotta dudes came thru wit handles. Could've used Francis, Marbury, Tim Hardaway, etc. just as easily...All of them are good moves, but Crawford "Shake and Bake".
Why does Dwayne Wade get credit for the eurostep and not Manu
Thank you! Also, Wade shouldn't get credit for the Euro step, it's Manu who really introduced and killed with it, Wade bit.
Dwayne Wade over Manu Ginobili for the Euro-Step?:sascooby:
Kevin mchales up and under
The euro is Manu's move,
Stop the Wade slander. You motherfukkas just love to discredit his game. Rondo, Manu, Harden and Wade all are great at the Euro, but stop acting like Manu is the one who perfected it. It's all about preference
I'm insulted that you wrote Eurostep next to Wade.
I vote for the Kobe unnecessarily difficult three pointer with 6 defenders on him
So I'm reading this book called Grapes of Math: How Life Reflects Numbers and Numbers Reflect Life because I'm a proud nerd and there is a discussion about objects and when they are launched at an angle, the path is a parabola.
A parabola which is broken down to mean para - equal to and bola - thrown essentially means a plane curve which is perfectly symmetrical and U shaped.
And it made the MJ gif so much more beautiful and subject to study.
Look at this shyt:
It's a great angle which would, when thinking about basketball as math, I guarantee that if you were to draw a level straight line ___________ from the basket and out to the right you'd see:
1) MJ release the ball as close to the height level to the hoop,
2) At an angle that, from thousands of hours of practice and seeing eye test, is perfectly symmetrical to the angle made by the the straight line and the downward trajectory of the basketball.
If you were to ABSOLUTELY practice your jump shot to have a release level to the hoop, you low key could view it like math and make determinations based on distance from hoop about what angle you'd shoot the ball towards a point in the peak of the curve and hit almost every time.
You'd be able to create a machine that does the calculation and if you input the height of release and distance from hoop, it would hit every fukking time.
I fukking love basketball and that gif is GOAT.