The Most Skilled NBA Player In NBA History 

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true but Bron is better player

@@uchihakobe7132 no he isn’t 😂 he achieved less in more time

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@@Retro_Playz1LeBron is more skilled and is the better player.

@@Zero-wy2gxwho among MJ’s peers was more skilled than him? I don’t think there was a player better than him on offense or defense. I can see some peers being better passers, that’s about it. Who among LeBron’s peers are more skilled than him? KD is a better scorer. Curry is a better shooter. Jokic is arguably a better passer. Giannis is a better defender. Kawhi is a better defender. So if LeBron isn’t clearly more skilled than his own peers, how does he vault over MJ who dominated all of his generation?

Larry definitely top 5 most skilled ever for sure

Appreciate the constructive criticism. Watching it back I agree. I should have given more time to guess or asked the viewer to pause the video. You're 100% right on that. The next two videos I make the same mistake and didn't realize but moving forward I'll be better at that. I agree with the second point too. I should have included guys like Hakeem Olajuwon, MJ, Larry Bird, Isiah Thomas to name a few. Probably a good idea to do a part 2 and compare present NBA skill players against past NBA skill players.

No, greatest but not best

That's true. I should have been a bit more specific. It's not the prototypical definition, but I would say if a person grabs an offensive board, that player is still stopping the other team from having a chance to score since that other team doesn't have possession. Which in effect, is defense.

I did talk about both Steph's on ball and off ball defense

He ain’t a horrible defender lol, he’s a pretty decent one

Averaging that many rebounds isn’t that big of a deal with modern spacing and how many long rebounds there are. I’ve never seen Steph pull a rebound he shouldn’t have. He’s definitely not the most skilled ever in my opinion like I don’t see a valid argument that Steph Curry is the most skilled player ever made here. Seems like he’s just a fan and wants it to be true. Me I’d go with Larry Bird, elite at more skills than anybody I ever saw play.

​@@jubjubhenry5612explain how 😂😂

@@Batman-D Explain what? Use your words babe 😂

@@jubjubhenry5612 use your words You was literally talking about Larry Bird did you forget that all of a sudden 😂😂

@@Batman-D I was talking about Steph too dimbo. Hence, “words”. What do you know about Larry? Did you see him play at all? Just curious not tryna be a dick but my guess is you didn’t see him play so not sure what you’d like me to explain, sounds like you need just maybe do your homework. If you saw Larry it’s self explanatory. Larry was elite at so many things it was historic. I think younger fans tend to think he was just a shooter or only saw him play in the Dream Team when he was injured and close to retirement.

100%. Jokic is a highly skilled player. Solid 3pt shooter Can make midrange shots or pass from the mid post or low post, this was especially evident during this past years finals when the Heat played zone Hits free throws at a high rate Elite Passer High IQ Has improved his conditioning tremendously over the years

Basketball IQ Conditioning Better 3pt Shooter than when he came into the league His low/mid post game has greatly improved Learned how to play off ball better

Lebrons greatest attribute is how well rounded he is, Great in almost every field

​@DetectiveArgument his mid range game hasn't improved at all, and neither has hos conditioning. Dude plays about 3/of the season

@@nathanmckenzie904tf you mean his conditioning hasn’t improved, he is one of the only superstars to never have a massive injury

@@sir.muffiniii7011 he should play.more that 3/4 a season

I agree but do you really think someone could be as successful as curry if he really had "fake handles"? Like what even are "fake handles"? And how fake do "fake handles" need to be to still be able to revolutionize the game the way he has? And professional athletes are highly intelligent when it comes to their sport so how has not a single professional athlete not exposed his "fake handles"? Someone who knows more about playing the game than you do should have figured out his "fake handles" if you figured it out right?

Ignorance is so blissful

Wdym curry is top 3 in handles easily

Tf you mean “fake handles”

@@darthsampo3022 I seen many players in my time brotha he’s definitely not top 3-4-5 when it comes to handles there’s players with far better j Crawford has way better handles Steve Francis y’all need get off curry nuts 🥜 😂

"Kobe The Brick?" The disrespect.

@bricefleckenstein9666 MJ's up there for sure but given that Kyrie and Steph are much shorter and have to score at the rim without the ability to dunk, I'd give them both the slight edge in terms of skill. For instance, if Nate Robinson and Steph had the same stats/film finishing at the rim, I'd give the edge to Nate Robinson in terms of skill since it's more difficult to finish at the rim the shorter a player is.

@@octaviustoliver-flient3374 Look it up. NOBODY ELSE has missed as many shots as Kobe. *6 seasons* led the league in misses *3 more seasons* #2 in misses. And unlike the 4 seasons that Wilt led the league in misses, Kobe wasn't even in the RUNNING for FG% (Wilt LED the league in fg% on 3 of his "most missed" seasons, was #3 in FG% during his famed 50.4 PPG season). WILT HAD A REASON he missed a lot - he also shot a lot more than anyone else, while converting shots at a VERY high pace for each of those seasons (I think he led the league a total of 7 seasons in fg%, and was ALWAYS in the Top 20). Kobe forced a lot of bad shots AND MISSED THEM - and was not converting at a high rate. Keep in mind that it's not ALWAYS being a center - Larry Bird managed a Top 20 season DESPITE being primarily an outside shot and there being a LOT more centers in the league when HE played than when Wilt played.

@@DetectiveArgument i give you that smaller guys don't have advantages at certain parts of the game, for instance, finishing at the rim, rebounding and etc. but that also means bigger guys have disadvantage at certain parts, most importantly the shooting and ball handling. so you should just take it as it is. smaller guys the better ball handler and shooter bigger guys the better rebounder and finisher at the rim so when it comes to finishing better at the rim, you should give it to MJ because he simply had everything from the atheltic and physical point to the skill point, other than that, if we are strictly sticking to the skill-wise, i agree that Curry is one of the most skilled all around if not the best skilled even compared to someone as near perfect in the game of basketball as MJ. but i doubt about Curry's D though, because often times he doesn't exert himself probably in order to save energy for his offensive end, never the case for MJ. if you take that as conditioning skill, well what can I say...

@@DetectiveArgument You want impressive? Billy Keller (ABA Indiana Pacers for his career) was a 5' 10" white guy - that dunked at least once in a game when NOBODY was expecting it. He was the #2 all time in the ABA on 3 point shots hit (Louis Dampier was #1, had more seasons in the league) - and NOT known for playing inside much IF at all. I think the only shorter person I've seen dunk even on film was Muggsy Boggs.

He also played against plumbers and we don’t even know if half the shit he did was real

@@sir.muffiniii7011 I hate that "plumbers" lie. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wm1-jzpr_hU.html just for how many GREAT players at only ONE POSITION existed that he played against. And we DO know the NBA records he held were real - where does THAT lie come from?

Lol u on them curry smacks if u think he even as skilled as mj kd or Kyrie don’t let this vid hype u 😂😂😂😂😂