Tyrese Haliburton Is The Best Passer In The NBA 

These videos have such great information and voiceovers but easily the best part is how smooth the edits are and how quick everything flows. Easy to get lost in the content, keep it up!

His passing IQ definitely reminds me of CP3 with how patient and aware of where everyone is. He's definitely going to be an all star this year if he keeps this up!

Props to his teammates for always being ready to catch the ball too the amount of times he does no look passes means the ball could be sailing towards your head at any moment

The whole squad running in transition is just beautiful. They know somebody will have a good look if they get in position lol.

I had no idea Haliburton made this leap. INCREDIBLE breakdown of his game. Great video.

Haliburton is growing as my new favorite player. A good, determined player, maximizing to the extents of the game. I'd say he "secretly averages" over 40 a game, because you can see his patience to draw defenders as you pointed out in the clips, but maximizing points is the parts. Let me further explain: Tyrese can be open enough for a 3, and acknowledge his percentage from back there as a defender causes worry, but he can flip it to the most open guy. He can drive and create passing to cutter's and lanes for the easy layup. Instead of assuming he'd take a floater or middie, he waits for the corner 3. I enjoyed everything you discussed to us and I was just pointing what I learned or was further explained in your content. Hope you read this bro and keep it up!

Great analysis! Really felt that the Kings could’ve used Haliburton better rather than just a secondary ballhandler when playing him alongside Fox, but him leading his own team definitely unlocked his true potential as a player.

That pass to the open man to win that game against the Lakers was just as impressive (to me at least) as the game-winning shot. The awareness after drawing the entire defense towards him into assuming that he was taking that last shot, and despite the mere seconds remaining showed no panic into tossing a pinpoint perfect pass... with a second and a half left... Cross Court...Left-Frickin-Handed...to a waiting Nembhard, receiving it perfectly in line with his shooting form leaving no need to make any adjustments to his body position or shooting form... Insane.

Being 6ft5 really gives him the extra advantage to utilize his court vision.

and somehow in the last 3 games he has done it with no turnovers and 40+ assist setting an NBA record! Skills

Honestly one of the best hoop channels out there. Great content, smooth delivery, straight to the point. Keep hustling Sir!

pacers fan here, this breakdown was amazing, im glad he is getting some love because nobody in the media really talks about his game like that.

All the passes he make is not flashy, majority of them are just a fundamental passes but it is well-timed, it is well weighted, and it is to the best space possible to score.

we can see a lot Magic Johnson on him. great on transition and sell the eyes. just a SUPERB point guard.

He is everything that Lonzo supposed to be

Loved this video! Haliburton has been one of my favorites since early on in his rookie season. He's got that special sauce so few find.

amazing video, haliburton has really been crazy this season

bro.. this is one of the best basketball videos ive seen in recent years. your edits mixed with hali's vision is so wonderfully visually satisfying. thank you.

For someone who has an incredibly short attention span this video was well informative and interesting and kept me engaged throughout. Good work!

Great content man! Alreayt subbed, you earned it!

Fantastic breakdown! Love the level of detail you get to.

Thank you sir as someone who is transitioning from playing college basketball to coaching I love your videos you really help my basketball IQ tremendously thank once again

One of my favorite videos of yours as of late

Fantastic video, extremely detailed

Great vid nice to see Haliburton getting spotlighted 🔥

This was very enjoyable to watch :)

Josh Giddey: Finally!! A worthy opponent! Our battle shall be legendary!

He plays with such control and pace, court vision is so good.

You just earned yourself a sub! 🔥🔥 video

Excellent breakdown! I love Haliburton!

Thank for this video, now I can do more pratice with pass

Great video.

Haliburton might just be on his way to being my favorite Pacer of all time if he stays for most of his career at least.

W breakdown, I learned a lot.

Great video I had no idea

Nice work! Subbed ya.

0:44 you say Haliburton has his eyes up early... showing a clip of him with his eyes down, watching the ball... However, that was the most important part of the play. He was watching the court with his peripheral vision and by looking down at the ball it makes the defence relaxed and think there is not going to be a fast break play, which is partly why his man was able to get so open.

Great video

In a league full of scorers, it's quite refreshing to see some passers and good movers of the ball.

Such a great facilitator! I am happy that I collected his rookie cards ❤💯

Good breakdown

Best True pg in the League right now! Pacer4Life

These type of players are so valuable because so few can do it.

Very special passer and player. Shows players like Luka and other offenses what pushing the pace even off makes can do

Got to give his teamates credit aswell for running the floor most of the time too

great video, 6 months later, still great

As a Kings fan, I honestly miss having Tyrese on the team. The way Fox is playing a lot more without the ball and being able to hit 3’s now really opens everything up for everyone else and Tyrese being able to make the right read would’ve worked out but I’m glad the trade is working well for both teams and that Haliburton is thriving and becoming the player that we as Kings fans knew he would’ve become

Great video. I would’ve loved him on my team. Would u be able to look at the Pelicans, top 5 on ORTG DRTG and Net (might be different right now). Maybe even look at how the amazing offence still has room for improvement. I feel like we never use simple PnR with shooters in the corners, would be some easy offence with a BI-Z PnR

great video

Very impressive video, I appreciate Tyrese more than ever. Nice work.

Great video! I don't watch many pacers games so i never knew he was a dimer like this

One of my favorite players let’s go tyrese🤘🏾

Haliburton deserves more attention for how good and efficient he's playing right now so thanks for this video

So how come we don't hear more about this passing wiz in the media!? Dude got special vision!

He’s a generational talent

The coach Rick Carlisle LOVES THIS STYLE! Similar to J. Kidd in Dallas when they won 2011 but WITH A JUMPSHOT! But they running this joint in the East…. I think they can make the second round

I feel like I just watched every single Haliburton assist of the year lol. Great vid

I'm a PG on 2k and play a lot of REC. I play exactly like Tyrese. He's one of my favorite young players in the entire league. Love his play style.

You know what's funny, I have watched lots of his games in Indiana and I can't recall him making a left handed skip pass. I don't know if it is because he doesnt get left ball screens as often or if that angle isn't that comfortable or good for him, idk

CP3 passes for a shot Tyrese passes for an advantage. It's interesting that both style lead to good offense.

so happy the pacers r getting recognized as one of the better young cores, nothin but bucket getters

One of the best passers in the league

3:34 most guys get hollered at if they try to make a simple jump pass...Hali makes a behind-the-back gather, no-look jump pass all in one motion, just ridiculous lol And the ball security makes stuff like this downright unbelievable. Value-added passers will inevitably turn the ball over more often because of the risks they are taking but the way Hali keeps the turnovers low while taking these risks is Chris Paul-esque, 40 assists to 0 turnovers in a 3-game span is simply unachievable by the vast majority of NBA lead guards

Facts he A REAL PG

Thank goodness Devil Vassell is finally figuring out his offensive flow, because up until recently I was becoming increasingly bitter that the Spurs passed on Haliburton.

His ability to make tough passes is just as crazy as his ability to make the right read

Idk why I had to remember that he's obviously played with Hield before so naturally they have chemistry

Him and lonzo are so similar both 6'5 both great passers both love transition both good defenders

Way to go Sac-town!!!

Your videos are broken down so well it's so effortless to absorb knowledge, could you make more PG videos in the future. much appreciated, keep it up Coach!

See everyone on the team sprinting in the fast break? They are excited and invigorated by the possibility of scoring. That’s brought by a man who loves to pass. People! This is why Steve Nash won two MVPs! It’s what he did for his team! ALL OF THEIR NUMBERS went up because of one player’s unselfishness! To be a great passer you also should be a scoring threat yourself to draw defenders. Great video! It shows what a spark a pass-first player can be to the intangibles of a team’s success and energy!

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 Reminiscent of them Mark Jackson dayz🎯🎯 I C u Tyrese👀👀💙💛

Awesome video coach, not very related, but do you think Hield could get back shooting 40% in a season again? He's gone from being an elite shooter to an above average one, and it's really confusing to me why that is.

Ironically, the Kings got rid of Tyrese just before they brought in coach Mike Brown, who has souped up the Kings' offense this year. Imagine this Tyrese in Mike Brown's offense. I'd love for Coach Pyper to do a Mike Brown Kings' offense breakdown.

You want to know something crazy. Steph curry 3pt made in first 3 seasons : 372 Tyrese 3pt made with 15 games left in his 3rd season : 440

Lmao Harden and Zion’s face going from happy to “oh fuck how’d that ball get here?” Is hilarious

Reminds me of how russ started learning how to get his teammates. What a player

There's never been as an elite of a passer that's NBA-ready coming straight out of college as Hali. His AST:TO is absolutely bonkers for a relatively new player to the league.

It's still Nikola Jokic but Haliburton is definitely one of the best passers in the NBA.

I didn’t know haliburton could pass like that he wasn’t known for court awareness his first couple seasons

My nets really needs someone like him a legit point guard and one legit center as well

He knows his teammate is open before his teammate knows he's open.

As a Sac Town native, sucks to see what we gave up, but also at the same time, grateful for having Domas. Win/win trade so far for both sides… 👌

Players like this and they way they pass is a lost art. He’s truly destined for greatness, and a heck of a player.

The difference between Haliburton & others NBA players, Haliburton loves to get his teammates involved & that's his game; making everyone better.

And people thought I was crazy when I said his passing is as good as any elite PG like CP3,Kidd or Nash.This was during his rookie year when he only averaged like 4-5 assists.But I could tell by his vision and quality of passes he would eventually put up 8-10 apg.

He got dimer, needle threader, floor general, and special delivery on hall of fame

That's my point guard.

agree, his passes are smooth

00:40 GREAT JOB??? LOL yes he saw someone alone running to the paint 🤣😂

Hali grew up in my city and has always had this natural ability to manipulate the defense with his no look passes and ball fakes. He’s been making defenders look silly since 6th Grade.

He’s gonna win the skills challenge this year at all star

Great video! So pumped that Haliburton has blown up like this in Indy. Pacers fans deserve it, and he deserves better than Sacramento. That being said..... no shot is this guy a better passer than Nikola Jokic!

Hes really. as good as anyone ive ever seen' including CP3, J Kidd, Stockton, and Magic. Not just his ability to see eveyrhting, but to get the ball there accurately from any angle. To me, he is a more athletic Steve Nash.

Miles is playing much better along side him and the same for all the Pacers. The Pacers haven't ever had a point guard of this caliber before. Fun and exciting to watch this young team play!

dude's special

wish the media would talk more about haliburtons passes rather than lamelo. tyrese is special

Anyone that watched this video should see how amazing of a player Isaiah Jackson is, if only Rick Carlisle didn't hate him and gave him so few minutes

I see lots of koc inspiration

Reminds me of Shaun Livingston