Cuttino Mobley : Cat A Walking Bucket

This is a look back on Cuttino Mobley's career. Cuttino Mobley was an undersized shooting guard who would score in bunches. Relying on his shot hitting threes with high efficiency. While scoring on jump shots off the dribble creating space for himself. Yet the area Mobley may have been most effective in was the post. Punishing other guards down low with a plethora of post moves scoring as he pleased. Cuttino Mobley was a late bloomer picking up the game of basketball later than most ending up at Rhode Island. Who he helped transform the program taking the team to the elite eight. Garnering draft recognition getting drafted late by the Rockets. Who instantly realized they had a steal. And later went on to form one of the most fun guard duos in the league with Steve Francis as each regularly went for twenty points per game. Even being the rockets leading scorer for a stretch. Before bouncing around between Orlando and Sacramento ending with the Clippers. Who he would help win the first playoff series since the team moved to LA being key contributor. Before ending his career ended prematurely as Mobley was diagnosed with a heart condition.
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[@isiahbraun8704]

He was pretty solid all around.and he wasn't injured prone

[@handsomeX]

Exactly. Very durable at a time when the nba was more physical.

[@oceanhudson]

seriously becoming a top 5 channel on here for me . amazing content bruv .

[@Dantana773]

Another great video, and he was definitely a walking bucket., Good to know scottie pippen took him under his wing and helped him and his game get NBA ready

[@2383Scorpio]

Hope you do the video on Junior Bridgeman, Dennis Scott or Thurl Bailey.

[@handsomeX]

Undersized? He was 6'4" 😂
Another great video.

[@jasonwolfe3252]

There were a lot of big 2 guards in that era but 6'4 was probably average

[@handsomeX]

@jasonwolfe3252 Yeah 2 guards are usually 6'4" to 6'6"

[@bryanb30]

Average Height was 6’5” 1995 to about 2012 with a couple season of 6’4”so as odd as it sounds it’s accurate.

[@aussieozzysmoothchillrasta4598]

Nutha great 1 mate..🤙

[@christophertifre2018]

He's around 50 dropping buckets at the Big 3

[@handsomeX]

He was also still killin' at the summer league scrimmage games at UCLA against current NBA players.

[@user-vl2ig6bz6c]

Will you do videos on Archie Clark, Guy Rodgers, Wayne Embry, Bob Boozer, Jerry Lucas, Maurice Stokes, Willie Nails, Richie Guerin, Zelmo Beaty, Norm Van Lier, and Bob Love?

[@autokronicles8160]

Defense was his problem

[@eugenekhabure9876]

Jr reid

[@user-vl2ig6bz6c]

Tyson Wheeler was like a shitty version of Steph Curry.

[@1200hobos]

He was a solid scorer and kind of fruity. Looks kind of biblical with the white beard now. Takes himself very seriously.

[@simeon8967]

what is this comment lol