How Kyrie Got His Handles ⛹️ 

Thanks for adding that in, Jake, because most hard-core, college basketball and NBA fans don't know the small details on their favorite players, etc..... Good job my friend! 👍

@@thedarkknight5010 I didn't know it wish app batman. Chill the fuck out

Facts had a toe injury I believe

At this point who gives a fuck im a nets fan but we all know that draft class was solid regardless if he went #1 but since we throwing things in there he was rookie of the year

But we know he earned rookie of the year although he didn't carry his team to the playoffs he showed that he fit in the nba

And trained him 1 on 1

Facts bro! that's a true father ✊

Yeah that's big

I'm sure he's being repaid handsomely. 💪🏾

And averaged 30...

I thought he was raised in new jersey but idk

@@princeky150 he was

@@princeky150 yh south bronx he said

don’t be fooled lol this is a narrative they like to play he grew up not too far from me in NY he didn’t live in NYC he lived in the outskirts (suburbs)

@@MaliceFromDa4 Do you know the specific neighborhood he grew up in? Since I know niggas who live in regular ass hood and like two blocks away there are some big ass expensive houses where nothing goes down

He got it by practicing dribbling with a plastic bag over the basketball

@@smokeydarighty6264 really ?

@@blobpoop457 yes, it’s now become a common ball handling drill

@@briishboi_52 because the plastic bag makes it much harder to dribble so if you learn to master that, once you take it off handling the ball becomes extremely easier

Lol right! He didn't have any! Rod Strickland !

Lol I legit thought that was going to be what he talked about

And His dad cut the sides of the backboard

@@blaz3544 actually?

@@Iraqi_Assyrian313 plastic bags

Lol we did that growing up when the court was wet after a rain shower it really does improve handle

Paid in the end

Not a real man just a good human period

@@AxelFoley-sb5re A real man and also a good human

@@AxelFoley-sb5re so Kyrie's dad doesn't exist? lol

it paid off amazingly. hes the dad most of us would wanna be

I'd go out on a limb and say a dad is more important under the exact same circumstances.

How often was mike shooting deep 3s?

Yea, i think he mentioned that Kyrie's father trained him really hard since he was young

Sure but factors such as genetics determines huge elements of the ceiling in athletic abilities, so it’s always worth acknowledging. You aren’t given handles but genetics does predispose you to being more tactile and having better balance than others. If you or I practiced the exact same amount of hours in the exact same way as Kyrie we would not necessarily be as good because we don’t have that athletic heritage. We could probably practice MORE than Kyrie and still not be as good because we’re simply not built like him. Of course, we would still be very, very good because we’ve put in an enormous amount of work. Just not quite as good

He just happened to be built different enough to work harder than anyone ever had + his dad almost made it pro (genes) and his God father did make it pro ad Kyrie modeled his game after him. To reiterate, he *worked* harder than everyone else

@@matthewvaughan8192 thats an interesting topic. The old hardwork vs natural talent. Honestly I think Kobe was like the hardest working basketball player and he played with and against genetic freaks.

@@spaceghostmello7843 nah Kobe basically had all the same advantages as Jordan. 6'6, long limbs, athletic build. It's players like Jimmy butler, Allen iverson, Isaiah Thomas (Celtics), and Steve Nash who are examples of pure hard work with little genetic advantage

Mold him to be a basketball but mold it him to be an insecure diva

Being a father to your kids isn’t excellence...excellence isn’t what it expected of you

@@ryanmctear5606 he was expected to continue playing basketball and serve entertainment while taking care of his kid. Instead, since his wife passed away, he decided to lay off basketball to take care of his son.

@@TripleLayerLemonCake So he gets a pat on the back for taking care of his kid? Life isn’t fair sorry his wife died but when you have a child your only job is to be a parent

I don’t see how his race matters. It’s just him being a good father

Lord knows also that u should love every race and not just your own. "Love to see storys about single strong blackman". Why not every race of single strong people. If ur saying that blacks have it rougher than whites then u are fine, but keep in mind its not just blacks. Its mexicans arabs(maybe) and prob asians as well...

@@xaviiier2617 pls chill tf out, i didn't understand at first but now i do, i thought he meant something else.

Yeah, you deserve recognition......with your arrest records!

@@thedarkknight5010 don't have any I'm A licensed gun owner

@@quinncole8122 I call bullshit that you're a "Licensed" gun owner. Come on man. Check this crack-head out on courtsonline.com He's been in the "Pokey" many times and trust me, he's not done yet. Come on man, show us your "true colors" and tell us how much you hate White-ey. And also your thoughts on the "gobment". 😂

Irked me too, he prolly assumed it sounded like that becuz the name isn’t very common and the guys black American 😂

@Peke Cellphone it’s different for some names if you want to look it up just look up Kyrie Irving Lebron’s a great father figure interview and Kyrie says his father’s name there

Dredrick is pronounced similar to Cedric

Dredrick Tatum 😂😆🥊

😂😂😂

You’re over doing it 💀 she’s ok but looks too much like Kyrie females lookin too much like their brothers be a turn off fr ole manly lookin ahh 🤣

@@instantramengod5704 not to me she's not just O.K. that cheeky face, and those big sleepy eyes are just the thing that makes the perfect woman for me. Touche!

Not really a “mainstream media” narrative when Kobe’s parents used him and ended up in several public lawsuits with him over money

He was raised n was cool by his family till he got to the nba.

@@ih7095 thanks for a comment that didn't bear any fruit.

@@kbthegoat824 that's a start. Appreciate your comment

@@TheKos2Kos check out Kobe Bryant’s Muse documentary. So good.

Priorities

And his mother’s