Remember what JJ Redikk said about Plumbers and Firemen?
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I DONT SEE ANY GUARDS HERE
I had a feeling someone would post this clip.
Look at the shots he's taking -
He's running across the lane with hooks, or shooting jumpshots, fading away from the rim. Rarely ever is he actually backing down a player and getting to the rim.
He's playing away from it. Malone was not someone that bullied players in the post. That wasn't his game.
The majority of those posessions is strictly him shooting fadeaways. Even the commentary is talking about it:
"Karl Malone with that familar fadeaway"
"Fadeaway, Karl Malone"
"He gets it in the post, he turns, he shoots"
"When you've got a guy like Karl Malone who can hit a fadeaway 18fter"
"Malone, fadeaway on Rodman"
"Malone, fadeaway, he hits that shot"
"Malone, again, with the fadeaway"
"Fallaway from Karl Malone"
"Karl Malone, the fallaway, the 15fter"
"Malone, leaning, turning and jumpshooting"
"Malone, turn, twist, jumpshot"
"Fadeaway, Malone"
"Malone has a copyright on that turnaround jumper"
Thanks for proving my point.
Shaq was an anamoly. He was really the only guy who was bullying people with his size like that. Then you had players like Chuck, to a lesser degree, who weren't necessarily bullying defenders, but slowly, methodically backing down defenders eating up the shot clock. Malone was NOT playing like a superhero or this mythical 90s big man that's largely built on the image of Shaq.
He was playing like LaMarcus Aldridge, and I dare hope to God nobody ever claims LMA was playing like a superhero.
And that might be even disrespectful to LMA, because he did a whole lot more bullying in the post than Malone ever did.
I had a feeling someone would post this clip.
Look at the shots he's taking -
He's running across the lane with hooks, or shooting jumpshots, fading away from the rim. Rarely ever is he actually backing down a player and getting to the rim.
He's playing away from it. Malone was not someone that bullied players in the post. That wasn't his game.
The majority of those posessions is strictly him shooting fadeaways. Even the commentary is talking about it:
"Karl Malone with that familar fadeaway"
"Fadeaway, Karl Malone"
"He gets it in the post, he turns, he shoots"
"When you've got a guy like Karl Malone who can hit a fadeaway 18fter"
"Malone, fadeaway on Rodman"
"Malone, fadeaway, he hits that shot"
"Malone, again, with the fadeaway"
"Fallaway from Karl Malone"
"Karl Malone, the fallaway, the 15fter"
"Malone, leaning, turning and jumpshooting"
"Malone, turn, twist, jumpshot"
"Fadeaway, Malone"
"Malone has a copyright on that turnaround jumper"
Thanks for proving my point.
Shaq was an anamoly. He was really the only guy who was bullying people with his size like that. Then you had players like Chuck, to a lesser degree, who weren't necessarily bullying defenders, but slowly, methodically backing down defenders eating up the shot clock. Malone was NOT playing like a superhero or this mythical 90s big man that's largely built on the image of Shaq.
He was playing like LaMarcus Aldridge, and I dare hope to God nobody ever claims LMA was playing like a superhero.
WHAT YOU SAID"Almost the entirety of his shot diet was scoring in the PnR and/or on face-up possessions."
ANY POST MOVE AFTER THAT
IS A WASTE OF TIME
"Almost the entirety of his shot diet was scoring in the PnR and/or on face-up possessions."
ANY POST MOVE AFTER THAT
IS A WASTE OF TIME
Then you proceed to post a clip with possessions of him shooting fadeaways in the post. Ultimately proving my point.He'd go up against someone like Chet, and instead of backing him down all the way to the rim, he'd shoot a 16fter.
There were virtually no possessions in that clip where he was bullying defenders in the post (maybe 1-2 if I were to be generous). You didn't even watch the video. You just ran to YT searched the keywords "Karl Malone post" and then clicked on the first one and pasted it here.
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you clearly never watched Malone play if you think he wasn't banging in the post.I can tell that white boy never even watched Malone play, talking about "battling and banging in the post every night.", when he did anything but that.
Almost the entirety of his shot diet was scoring in the PnR and/or on face-up possessions.
The only time he'd ever use that muscle was to bully small guards.
He'd go up against someone like Chet, and instead of backing him down all the way to the rim, he'd shoot a 16fter.
His elbows used to be lethal weapons back then, trying to move the goalpost say he only did it during mismatches or had more moves in his repertoire beyond a dropstep and dunk won't work either. you can bang in the post and do a post fade too
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JJ such a faq
Stop the cap.
He wasn't doing this shyt. Y'all back-in-the-day ass cats always have to do the most with exaggerating players abilites as if they're right outta some comicbook.
The whole reason why his efficiency and effectiveness dropped in the postseason was because he played away from the rim. He wasn't moving bodies to get to it. In that regard, Shaq was the only superhero big of that time. Malone had all that muscle and it was all for show, that was until he wanted to bully someone like Zeke with some dirty shyt.
As I said, even LMA did more bullying in the post than Malone did, and nobody would dare to suggest he was a superhero of his time.