Are you Christian Laettner or something? You are in love with him or something. All you talk about is C-L8. But, L8's jumper is almost deadlocked to go in every time. I only seen him miss 4 times.Originally posted by <b>drewson</b>!
Laettner's Jumpshot
Pierce can do it farely well, but it's a move that Ron Artest can handle on the defensive end. Yao Ming's fadeaway and Shaq's booty bump are 2 post moves that the defense cannot effect.Originally posted by <b>Minstrel</b>!
Jordan's turn-around fade-away was the most unstoppable move in the NBA in his later years, and it's a move both Kobe Bryant and Tracy McGrady have down.
It's basically unguardable...which is balanced by being a tremendously-high difficulty shot. That shot is a large part of what separates Bryant and McGrady from other perimeter players as scorers nonpareil.
Kevin Garnett does the same thing but he's seven feet tall.Jordan's turn-around fade-away was the most unstoppable move in the NBA in his later years, and it's a move both Kobe Bryant and Tracy McGrady have down.
Yea... Yao Ming needs to show off his sky hook more often.Originally posted by <b>Casual</b>!
Jump hooks.
Yao Ming does the same thing but he's seven feet five inches tall :grinning:Originally posted by <b>Nevus</b>!
Kevin Garnett does the same thing but he's seven feet tall.
Yao had a nice one today over Haywood.Originally posted by <b>MJG</b>!
Yao Ming does the same thing but he's seven feet five inches tall :grinning:
I disagree that Artest can handle it. Nobody has the reach and reaction time to stretch across a falling-away body and get at the shot. It's completely out of the defense's hands...the question is simply: Will he hit it or not? For most, the answer is no. Jordan hit it routinely. McGrady and Bryant hit it surprisingly often. Carter and Pierce can hit it, but it's not a high enough percentage shot for them to attempt often.Originally posted by <b>The Franchise</b>!
Pierce can do it farely well, but it's a move that Ron Artest can handle on the defensive end.