Attention to Detail: Deceptive Ballhandling 

wsxgfhccr Not necessarily. Wade has mastered the art of the pumpfake and got a lot of players in the air without being the best perimeter shooter

I believe thats actually because wade will actually shoot the ball while rondo who rarely shoots 3s, would be a lot easier to guard on the perimeter.

Of course you have to pumpfake from a range that you are actually able to shoot from. What's the point of pumpfaking, in Rondo's case, if your range is shorter than the free throw line?

wsxgfhccr rondo is literally known for defenders biting on his fakes. He has a move named after him

+Στεφανος Μπελλος You're right, but Wade is one of the best mid range shooters in league history, he uses at of ball fakes inside the arc

Because most ppl just want to see stupid highlights from a NBA league where a slight bump gets a foul call

Mark Angelo Maybe cause theres more people that watches than plays bb.

I think its because he uses text rather than his voice, I would love to see ByAnymeans give verbal commentary to nba clips, I imagine he would get much more views

its probably because most people want entertainment not information

And helpful

Justin Stovall yup

Justin Stovall second after dev williams

Justin Stovall good tips

Best content when it comes to your individual game. Best team content goes to bballbreakdown

lol i learned the screen fake mainly through spamming pnr in 2k xDD

Dev Player yea same m8

andres elbers that video would probably be 2 hours long

Arif Eren If he can do Kobe and Michael, he can do Kawhi.

Dan Brown yeah man i got that but Kawhi uses really different techniques for everything on the floor

Arif Eren Same with Kobe, the man had footwork and moves to escape seemingly every situation.

Kawhi doesn't use different techniques. On defense he's a Scottie Pippen but stronger, much bigger hands and longer arms.

Definitely helps. It's like how even though everyone knows about Rondo's fake behind the back move, defenders still bite on it because they know how easily that he can make a behind the back pass.

+1 on Parker. Underrated all the time. No flash, just good timing and speed. Speed kills. Some ppl today have no idea how fast he was in his prime.

janelly1810 Check out their different types of ballhandlers video

Ball is Life check out Gary Payton's defence

Ball is Life Depends.... If the size difference is big enough, the other guy is fundamentally sound (skills, bball IQ, and mentality), and the other team knows how to exploit the mismatch, there's not too much a smaller defender can do to stop a post up. However, at lower levels or less organized play, one of those things is often missing and you can often neutralize (at least temporarily) a size mismatch by cheating to force a poor or weaker decision. Sometimes you can pick off a lazy entry pass by making a passing lane appear open while anticipating the steal, sometimes you can force the guy to a farther spot before the catch or take away his preferred side/move, and sometimes you can work with help defenders to double at the right time to force a bad shot or turnover. Basically, you're definitely at a disadvantage if you're smaller but there's a lot you can do to reduce it if you understand the relevant parts of the game make the right reads.

Ball is Life look at Chris Paul when he defends a bigger defender 1 he makes them take a tough shot because he's a very strong small guard with fast ass hands so if u make a slight mistake he takes it away from u r he will read the pass coming to the big man and just intercept the pass. Basically I say make them take a tough shot and if u can try to intercept the pass and don't be afraid to defend them either most big people will think they have an advantage over u and they will outplay themselves

Melo yes!

He did that already cuz

LØRD MCD He did an Hakeem Olajuwon one, not a dreamshake one

Chris Guevarra Great offensive players NEVER react. They either initiate an action to get a reaction from the defense, or respond when defense takes a risk. I always think of it like playing tag when we were kids. The person chasing you (defensive player) always is at a slight disadvantage because he has to react to what you do. You as the one running away (offensive player) gets to choose what you do to throw the defense off

Adrian Logan what he calls react is what you refer to as respond

Στεφανος Μπελλος No react and responding are different. that's why I point it out. when you react you're no longer in control of the situation, when you respond you still are.

Adrian Logan In basketball terminology when we say read and react we mean what you call respond

Adrian Logan That's a great and insightful answer. i never thought of it like that but i can see how that's true... You are always at an adcantage if you are the one making the opponent respond, like chess or tag. Even with setup moves, you're trying to get your defender to react so you can respond with different options. Very helpful tip. Thanks man!

Pierre Daniel Luke Kennard

nBaFtW- Psn thanks

Frank Mason is great too and probably will win the Wooden Award.

Well Im not attention to detail but I can help. Loose ballhandlers really work off of breaking ankles. Theyre hard to gaurd because 1. They sell their moves really well 2. The mental aspect of getting your ankles broken freezes alot of defenders from trying. To gaurd them you have to be on your toes, active with your hands, and never give up on the play. Being on your toes prevents you from getting blown by, loose ballhandlers are more likely to get stolen from so you have higher chance of steals from active hands, never giving up on the play is more of a mental thing but no matter what, dont stop trying on defense, Id rather try hard and get crossed over maybe 1/10 times than not try and be a non factor on defense. And when you get crossed out and that kid tries to shame you for it, dont pay attention to it or get worried, just get focus on the next play. Also understand that these guys thrive off of the one on one face up so dont let them have that, double team em, trap em, be aggressive, just never let them set you up or get into a flow. Another technique that works well is pretending to bite on the cross over and then just running to where they cross the ball over.

Thanks for the tips

Since their crossovers take longer to execute, when the are setting up with a bunch of wide crosses, reach right when the ball gets to one side completely. For example, they cross from left to right and use a hesitation, reach for the ball right before that hesitation so they are forced to retreat and there is a chance of the ball being stolen.

Christian Gaming XD watch the types of ballhandling video dumb fuck

Ok

Dustin Lau I'm a 99 ovr lockdown defender, I'll clamp ur ass up

Your arrogance is superior to all. Dustin Lau is a future NBA Hall of Famer. His career highlights feature moves reminiscent of the infamous Michael Jordan

Out of everyone that has commented. It is I who has the best chance of guarding the legendary Dustin Lau. And I will play thee for thy bread

K.O Beats No, tis I. You are but a peeon.

Justin Copman use the eyes that God gave you

No, don't do Hakeem. Everyone will develop solid post moves and I'll have nothing to stand out! #dreamshake

zerocal76 true

He already did that