the #1 clip also came on the same night when he officially became the second player to ever average a triple-double in a season. (10+ points, 10+ rebounds, and 10+ assists)
Not only that, that same day he broke the record for most triple doubles in a season. He was about to take the L the same day breaking the record and the Nuggets needed that W to go to the playoffs so Westbrook basically sent them home.
My brother sold me the ticket to that game last minute. So when Russ broke the triple-double record, they were still down by more than 10.... I knew when he did it, he wasn't gonna be satisfied with just getting the record. Then he made this legendary shot. Needless to say, I was going nuts with all the Thunder fans in the upper deck. There was a pair of Nuggets fans sitting next to me who left with 3 minutes left, they said "We're up by 10, might as well beat the traffic."
In my opinion I think basketball is more Insane during close games bc u have to transition to defense and offense no matter what but in foot ball u can just kneel and it would be game💀 ik this isn’t really related to your comment but I’m just saying
@@thatztuff7849 No, that's cool. There are different factors that make games interesting for different people. I personally am drawn to football by strong defensive plays, and the intricacies of tackling. For close game though, basketball has a lot of lead switches and I think that's what's turned me off of it for so long.
Yup once it touches the time and team maintaines possession, the shot clock goes back to 24. That's y it was legal when he rebounded the ball it went back up to 24
The reason you got laughed at for saying “hundred IQ play” is that the phrase is usually “two hundred or three hundred or even thousand IQ play”. An IQ of 100 is considered average.
It's thoroughly enjoyable watching you discover the wonders of American sports. Thanks for letting us come along with you on the ride. We grow up in this environment so it's fun to see people who've never seen it experience it for the first time.
That last play was so incredible as well because in that game he set the record for triple doubles in a season (42). Then he wins the game at the buzzer. Amazing! Triple double: double figures in 3 statistical categories in the same game, usually, but not always, points, rebounds and assists. Has also been done with steals or blocks, but very rarely. There have also been a handful of quadruple doubles but that’s extremely rare.
yo im glad you finally got around to seeing some russell westbrook highlights! im super happy to say that i get to go to the same school that he did and i have a westbrook jersey from back when he was in college! go bruins!!!
👍👍👍👍👍 What an amazing reaction!!! Westbrook's athleticism is next level. He would have been an exceptional at any sport. Also he has that "I'm better than you" and the "you can't beat me" attitude. I've played with guys like him and was literally inspired to play harder and do things I wouldn't usually have the confidence to do in a real game. Also, that athleticism has to be real intimidating to opponents. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I think I might’ve been the person who recommended him, at least one of them! Really glad you enjoyed him! He’s really controversial as you can probably tell! But he pulls off the most athletic, aggressive, impressive plays of all time.
Russ is one of the hardest playing players ever. Dude gives his all. Kyrie is considered a better ball handler. He is considered one of the best all time. There's are superstars and there are stars. Russ is a superstar. A guy you need to react to is Kevin Durant. Arguably the best player in the NBA. He is hurt right now and out for the year. He is a scoring machine. A 7 footer that is extremely skilled offensively.
I know we as viewers have been bombarding you with reaction requests, but I just want to say I appreciate all the consistent content you have been releasing. I enjoy your reactions keep it up!
The #1 play is #1 because of the context. The shot was a buzzer beater, it gave him 50 points, it officially eliminated the Nuggets from playoff seeding, and it occurred during his 42nd triple double of the year, which set a new NBA record originally held by Oscar Robertson for his 1962-1963 season.
The #1 clip is special for multiple reasons. First of that was the last game of the season and he became the second player ever to average a triple double in a season. Also if he didn't Hit that shot the other team Denver Nuggets were making the playoffs so he basically eliminated them
The context for the last clip makes it even better. Westbrook in the game of that last clip, had a 50 point, 16 rebound and 10 assist triple double . That was his 42nd triple double of that season which broke the regular season record for most triple doubles in a season and averaged a triple double for season and became the second player in NBA history to do that and the he won MVP for the season. And he averaged a triple double for the next two seasons as well.
the move around 1:20 is called an “in-n-out”. it’s become a lot more popular in recent years, it’s basically faking a crossover then staying back on your original course without losing much speed. kyrie irving and westbrook both do it a lot, probably more than anyone else
If you didn’t you know the number 1 play was the game winner to his historic season of averaging a triple double and and breaking the most triple doubles in a season. That season was historic, there was so much meaning behind that shot
I’m a bit like you man , I’m English and been getting into basketball and nfl these last 2-3 years . I’d say Westbrook is my favourite player to watch , love his intensity and aggression .
Russel Westbrook is known for his speed and athleticism and also his triple doubles. It's when you get more than 10 of 3 different stats, like rebounds, points, and assists. etc.
The 24 second clock that tells you how long you have left to shoot is called the “Shot Clock” and it resets when the ball hits the orange rim of the basket, or if the defending team possesses the ball
The shot clock resets when the ball hits the rim. He caught the ball and dunked it back after the ball hit the rim, so his dunk counts because even though it was on the sound of the buzzer, it is in a completely new possession.
5:00 the rule for the shot clock is that the ball has to at least hit the ring before the timer ends and is legal to put it back if hits the ring,also like buzzer beaters legalness of the shot depends on when the player released the ball.
Btw the number 1 play was -Buzzer beater to beat the Nuggets with 1 point -his 50th point in that game -Broke the triple double record with 42nd triple doubles in a single season(Most in the NBA) -Eliminated Nuggets from playoff
number 1 is insane for a lot of reasons. 1. He got his 42nd Triple double that game ( double digit points, rebounds and assists) which beat the previous record of 41, a record that was thought to be unbreakable. 2. That three was his 50th point 3. He had scored 18 of the last 21 points of that game, the 3 point (had an assist on the 3 points he didnt score). 4. Prior to that game, Russ needed 14 Rebounds to officially average a triple double for the season ( done only once in history) and he got 16, making him the second player ever to average a triple double 5. That game was the last game of the regular season, the Nuggets had to win that game to make the playoffs, meaning Russ basically knocked them out of the playoffs
A lot of ppl think he's overrated because he can be a stat stuffer, which basically means he cares more about getting points, rebounds, and assists rather than focusing on winning and refining his game. Either way, you can't deny he has crazy athleticism and is electric to watch.
one thing ya need to know about westbrook is triple doubles. it means that he tallies at least 10 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds in a game. he is known for getting triple doubles every game in the last few seasons
The dunks where the player looks like he is winding the ball in a full circle is called a windmill dunk. You were also talking about the shot clock. You get 24 seconds to shoot the ball then a buzzer goes off. If the same team rebounds the ball the clock resets to 14 seconds for that team to shoot again. If the opposing team rebounds the miss then they receive a full 24 seconds to go shoot on the other end of the court.
I live in Oklahoma City and it was pretty exciting times when KD and Westbrook were taking us to the NBA finals, except we could never close the deal. Then KD left, then Westbrook a few years after and now the team is basically a shell of its former self
Plus Russell is bigger than most point guards, he is about 6ft4 and a half and is very strong, quick and is probably the most athletic point guards in the NBA
The last one is number 1 because he broke one of the impossible record in nba history in that game and plus a insane game winner and thats why the announcer said what a ending to a historic day
You're talking about the shot clock. A team gets 24 seconds to shoot it when they get possession of the ball. The clock resets to 14 if the initial shot hits the rim and they get an offensive rebound. It used to reset back to 24 but they changed it to 14 a few seasons ago.
There is a 24 second shot clock which limits each possession, but once the ball hits the rim, the shot clock resets. What happened there was the shot was taken right before the end of the clock, it hit the rim but came off, the clock reset to 24, then Westbrook got the rebound and dunked it.
If the time runs out and it hits the rim and you get the rebound then it’ll reset to 14 seconds. it used to reset back to 24 seconds but the rule was changed recently
The shot clock is 24 seconds in the NBA. If they don’t put up a shot before it expires, the other team gains possession. If the offense puts up a shot in time and gets the ball back on the rebound, the shot clock resets to 14 seconds. So Westbrook’s dunk was legal
The shot clock begins as soon as the ball is inbound. 25 seconds in standard NBA rules. Each time the ball touches the rim, or is turned over the shot clock resets. If the team in possession of the ball doesn't manage to score before the clock reaches zero, the result will be a turnover of possession of the ball to the opposing team.
Kyrie is generally seen as a little better dribbler. Kyrie is also a much better shooter whereas Westbrook is much more athletic and when he’s trying a very good defender
The time limit to score is called the shot clock, and if the ball hits the rim (the hoop) then the shot clock resets so what he did was completely legal
That buzzer is a shot clock both teams have 24 seconds to score a basket and it resets back to :24 seconds if a player of either team scores or misses but also i think a new rule was added to where if a team gets they're own rebound twice i think it resets to :14 seconds or something
4:50 it was still Legal because the ball made contact with the rim, thus resetting the shot clock for another 24 seconds, had it hit the backboard or air balled it would’ve been a shot clock violation
number 6! 10:08 he does the shamgod to a no-look pass... so butter! there is a really well made video by Bleacher Report called The Shamgod. Its a story about the nba player who invented that move.. you should react to that.
I would like to see you react to video "timeline how Warriors created superteam" you would learn how teams are build and learn also about "warrior era". Same guy have also great videos about Torontos championship team and Steph Currys career and how he changed how teams are playing now. His/her videos are very educational.
Passing off the defenders back is fairly common at all levels of basketball. It probably happens less in the NBA because defenders are more aware, but it still happens a handful of times a season. Also, Russell Westbrook is NOT an “all-around” player: he’s a poor shooter, poor defender, and has hurt his teams with his ball dominant approach. He’s currently helped the Rockets underachieve, so far, in 2019-2020.
Context for the last shot. Game winner last game of season. To win the MVP and lock in averaging a triple double for a season 30pts 11 reb and 10 assists
In the NBA the offense has 24 secs to get off a shot or else it is a shot clock violation and the other team is awarded the ball. The shot clock nowadays is usually located just above the backboard. In college ball, in both the men and women's game, there is a 30 sec shot clock. Once the ball however hits the rim the shot clock is automatically reset. Aside from being one of, if not the fastest player in the Association, Russell is the most intense and competitive player in the league. Or as Kobe Bryant once said, "Russell is a handful". Also understand, at one point Oklahoma had Westbrook, Durant, and James Harden, who came off the bench...and they failed to win a championship.
So Westbrook is known for his insane energy speed and athleticism also he is a good passer Kyrie is known for his Dribbles and crazy layups
D rose is has insain layups to
westbrook+kyrie=drose
ImAverage-_- he’s most known for being overrated and stat padding
@@thechameleon2636 stfu bitch
@Matthew Bratcher Speaking facts? Hell no. That's what you call hating.
You know I have a lot of critisizm for Russell Westbrook as a player but my god he's exciting to watch 😂 some of the best highlights ever
Russ and prime d rose are probably the best athletic point guards of all time
Ja Morant sneaking his way into that category
Jay The Great ROY
Jay The Great sneakin more like forcefully shoving his way in dis nigga ja is insane 😂
Ja jumped over k love and postered Baynes.... I would put him in there already lol
@@donkrueger8463 bro Zach LaVine is in there he was a PG on the Timberwolves
the #1 clip also came on the same night when he officially became the second player to ever average a triple-double in a season. (10+ points, 10+ rebounds, and 10+ assists)
Not only that, that same day he broke the record for most triple doubles in a season. He was about to take the L the same day breaking the record and the Nuggets needed that W to go to the playoffs so Westbrook basically sent them home.
And he had a 50 piece
He scores 50 on that game and end their series with a W
@@brixflores4178 There was no series...
My brother sold me the ticket to that game last minute.
So when Russ broke the triple-double record, they were still down by more than 10.... I knew when he did it, he wasn't gonna be satisfied with just getting the record.
Then he made this legendary shot. Needless to say, I was going nuts with all the Thunder fans in the upper deck.
There was a pair of Nuggets fans sitting next to me who left with 3 minutes left, they said "We're up by 10, might as well beat the traffic."
You reacting to the NBA and basketball is getting me, a die-hard NFL fan, into it. Keep up the good work!
Nixusy you should def watch the playoffs for basketball when it comes around
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I'll be sure to try
In my opinion I think basketball is more Insane during close games bc u have to transition to defense and offense no matter what but in foot ball u can just kneel and it would be game💀 ik this isn’t really related to your comment but I’m just saying
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No, that's cool. There are different factors that make games interesting for different people. I personally am drawn to football by strong defensive plays, and the intricacies of tackling. For close game though, basketball has a lot of lead switches and I think that's what's turned me off of it for so long.
Nixusy I feel u
4:55 it’s called a shot clock and that was still “legal”
Yup once it touches the time and team maintaines possession, the shot clock goes back to 24. That's y it was legal when he rebounded the ball it went back up to 24
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@@dudeguy24 well now 14, used to be 24 back then
@@DaGuys470 True forgot about that
@@ant1440 The shot clock is reset to 14 not 24 if the team that shot it retains it by rebound.
When he sayed "oh my days" i felt that😔
10:05 That shammgod and the pass, amazing!
The reason you got laughed at for saying “hundred IQ play” is that the phrase is usually “two hundred or three hundred or even thousand IQ play”. An IQ of 100 is considered average.
bahice stfu
Avaani 24k he’s just telling him that 100 IQ is average so calling something an 100 IQ play means it would be average.
Avaani 24k don’t be mad
@@padraighbrady173 he has a 100 iq and was proud about it for awhile. dont mind him
Oh I see 😂 😂 😂
You gotta react to Derrick Jones Jr's Dunks, and then react to Dwyane Wades best plays
DJJ dunks are straight violent
Wade is legendary for sure ^ love to see a react to him as well
When they are running it is called "FASTBREAK"..... "TURNOVER" is when a team losses or gives the ball to the opponent
I truly love at how much you care to learn about the sport!!! Mad respect to you bro ✊
6:18 A failed behind-the-back so Westbrook kinda improvised
It's thoroughly enjoyable watching you discover the wonders of American sports. Thanks for letting us come along with you on the ride. We grow up in this environment so it's fun to see people who've never seen it experience it for the first time.
Super bowl in 2 weeks, San Francisco 49ers vs Kansas City Chiefs. You’ve reacted to Mahomes in the past now he is in the super bowl.
nobody cares about that shitty sport, bye.
toxic The Super Bowl is the most viewed sporting event in the world every year. Nice try 😂
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Mark Pierro it’s either champions league or Tour de France for annual sporting events, but usually it’s always the World Cup, so nice try.
Minh Vu no one knows wtf that is
That last play was so incredible as well because in that game he set the record for triple doubles in a season (42). Then he wins the game at the buzzer. Amazing!
Triple double: double figures in 3 statistical categories in the same game, usually, but not always, points, rebounds and assists. Has also been done with steals or blocks, but very rarely. There have also been a handful of quadruple doubles but that’s extremely rare.
yo im glad you finally got around to seeing some russell westbrook highlights! im super happy to say that i get to go to the same school that he did and i have a westbrook jersey from back when he was in college! go bruins!!!
👍👍👍👍👍 What an amazing reaction!!! Westbrook's athleticism is next level. He would have been an exceptional at any sport. Also he has that "I'm better than you" and the "you can't beat me" attitude. I've played with guys like him and was literally inspired to play harder and do things I wouldn't usually have the confidence to do in a real game. Also, that athleticism has to be real intimidating to opponents. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
He is the most exciting player that i ever watched,his speed and athleticism is just insane, his MVP season was just ridiculous too.
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Big Smoke He needs to react to it
I think I might’ve been the person who recommended him, at least one of them! Really glad you enjoyed him! He’s really controversial as you can probably tell! But he pulls off the most athletic, aggressive, impressive plays of all time.
Russell Westbrook - Best plays from historic 2016-2017 season
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Yay i requested this about 2 or 3 weeks ago!! This shows how devoted you are to your viewers and it's so awesome! I love your channel man!
Russ is one of the hardest playing players ever. Dude gives his all.
Kyrie is considered a better ball handler. He is considered one of the best all time.
There's are superstars and there are stars. Russ is a superstar.
A guy you need to react to is Kevin Durant. Arguably the best player in the NBA. He is hurt right now and out for the year. He is a scoring machine. A 7 footer that is extremely skilled offensively.
I know we as viewers have been bombarding you with reaction requests, but I just want to say I appreciate all the consistent content you have been releasing. I enjoy your reactions keep it up!
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This dude acting as if 100 IQ is a lot 😂
Right??? 100 is literally average on the chart
@@RIP_Sloucher 90 to 95 is average but it's practically the same to 100 so yea
@@SCHMUNKERS 100 is average.
@@RIP_Sloucher ok bro 100 is average im not gonna argue for some dunb shit
@@SCHMUNKERS Ok.
Love your reactions dude. I would love if you could react to the "Bad Boy" Detroit Pistons from the late 80's.
The #1 play is #1 because of the context. The shot was a buzzer beater, it gave him 50 points, it officially eliminated the Nuggets from playoff seeding, and it occurred during his 42nd triple double of the year, which set a new NBA record originally held by Oscar Robertson for his 1962-1963 season.
The #1 clip is special for multiple reasons. First of that was the last game of the season and he became the second player ever to average a triple double in a season. Also if he didn't Hit that shot the other team Denver Nuggets were making the playoffs so he basically eliminated them
Yes thank you for reacting to this one!!!
Love your reactions bro
The context for the last clip makes it even better. Westbrook in the game of that last clip, had a 50 point, 16 rebound and 10 assist triple double . That was his 42nd triple double of that season which broke the regular season record for most triple doubles in a season and averaged a triple double for season and became the second player in NBA history to do that and the he won MVP for the season. And he averaged a triple double for the next two seasons as well.
4:55 any time a shot hits the rim, the shot clock resets (either to 14 or 24 depending on which team gets the rebound), so that was perfectly legal
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@@sayaroninking8022 no
@@sayaroninking8022 that was college
Overrated. Fat Blake Griffin
@@DoubleThinkFan ight I see I see
Let’s goooooooo finally👍 thank you
Btw react to kd his former teammate he’s one of the greatest scorers of all time
YES this is the exact video i suggested thank you Luka, love the reactions.
the move around 1:20 is called an “in-n-out”. it’s become a lot more popular in recent years, it’s basically faking a crossover then staying back on your original course without losing much speed. kyrie irving and westbrook both do it a lot, probably more than anyone else
Westbrook’s MVP highlights.
If you didn’t you know the number 1 play was the game winner to his historic season of averaging a triple double and and breaking the most triple doubles in a season. That season was historic, there was so much meaning behind that shot
4:45 When a shot hits the rim, it resets the shotclock so when russ rebounded it, he's able to take the putback.
He is one of the most intense and athletic players of this era
I’m a bit like you man , I’m English and been getting into basketball and nfl these last 2-3 years . I’d say Westbrook is my favourite player to watch , love his intensity and aggression .
I love how everytime he learns more and more each video
Russel Westbrook is known for his speed and athleticism and also his triple doubles. It's when you get more than 10 of 3 different stats, like rebounds, points, and assists. etc.
he is the 2016 - 2017 NBA MVP ... averaging 40+ points 10+ rebs. 10+ assists ... in the season .. and he averaged like thats for 3 seasons ...
The 24 second clock that tells you how long you have left to shoot is called the “Shot Clock” and it resets when the ball hits the orange rim of the basket, or if the defending team possesses the ball
The shot clock resets when the ball hits the rim. He caught the ball and dunked it back after the ball hit the rim, so his dunk counts because even though it was on the sound of the buzzer, it is in a completely new possession.
this is my favorite new channel lol
can you watch tracy mcgrady highlights as well as his incredible 13points in 35seconds to come back and win the game for his team
Kruegz97 I commented that on one of his previous videos. He definitely needs to!
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honestly just watch the highlights of that game bc steph wasn't the only one going off, i watched that game live with friends damn crazy
5:00 the rule for the shot clock is that the ball has to at least hit the ring before the timer ends and is legal to put it back if hits the ring,also like buzzer beaters legalness of the shot depends on when the player released the ball.
Allen Iverson is an icon and definitely worth a look. The Joe Vincent video wraps him up really well.
Btw the number 1 play was
-Buzzer beater to beat the Nuggets with 1 point
-his 50th point in that game
-Broke the triple double record with 42nd triple doubles in a single season(Most in the NBA)
-Eliminated Nuggets from playoff
number 1 is insane for a lot of reasons.
1. He got his 42nd Triple double that game ( double digit points, rebounds and assists) which beat the previous record of 41, a record that was thought to be unbreakable.
2. That three was his 50th point
3. He had scored 18 of the last 21 points of that game, the 3 point (had an assist on the 3 points he didnt score).
4. Prior to that game, Russ needed 14 Rebounds to officially average a triple double for the season ( done only once in history) and he got 16, making him the second player ever to average a triple double
5. That game was the last game of the regular season, the Nuggets had to win that game to make the playoffs, meaning Russ basically knocked them out of the playoffs
A lot of ppl think he's overrated because he can be a stat stuffer, which basically means he cares more about getting points, rebounds, and assists rather than focusing on winning and refining his game. Either way, you can't deny he has crazy athleticism and is electric to watch.
One of my all time favorites🔥averaged a triple double for 3 years in a row
one thing ya need to know about westbrook is triple doubles. it means that he tallies at least 10 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds in a game. he is known for getting triple doubles every game in the last few seasons
The dunks where the player looks like he is winding the ball in a full circle is called a windmill dunk. You were also talking about the shot clock. You get 24 seconds to shoot the ball then a buzzer goes off. If the same team rebounds the ball the clock resets to 14 seconds for that team to shoot again. If the opposing team rebounds the miss then they receive a full 24 seconds to go shoot on the other end of the court.
I live in Oklahoma City and it was pretty exciting times when KD and Westbrook were taking us to the NBA finals, except we could never close the deal. Then KD left, then Westbrook a few years after and now the team is basically a shell of its former self
Plus Russell is bigger than most point guards, he is about 6ft4 and a half and is very strong, quick and is probably the most athletic point guards in the NBA
6:37 probably the best move ive ever seen
As I saw it I saw this
The last one is number 1 because he broke one of the impossible record in nba history in that game and plus a insane game winner and thats why the announcer said what a ending to a historic day
FINALLY YOU DID IT RIGHT ON DAY 20
React to Larry Bird ultimate mixtape by NBA, you'll be left in awe.
5:20 The fact he still has enough energy to do that in the 3rd overtime, is insane
HE FINALLY DID IT!!
You're talking about the shot clock. A team gets 24 seconds to shoot it when they get possession of the ball. The clock resets to 14 if the initial shot hits the rim and they get an offensive rebound. It used to reset back to 24 but they changed it to 14 a few seasons ago.
THX FOR REACT TO WESTBROOK!
I also ask for react to his dunk compilation
Thanks man i suggested Russ a couple of times cause he's my favourite player. I think you get why.
There is a 24 second shot clock which limits each possession, but once the ball hits the rim, the shot clock resets. What happened there was the shot was taken right before the end of the clock, it hit the rim but came off, the clock reset to 24, then Westbrook got the rebound and dunked it.
If the time runs out and it hits the rim and you get the rebound then it’ll reset to 14 seconds. it used to reset back to 24 seconds but the rule was changed recently
The shot clock is 24 seconds in the NBA. If they don’t put up a shot before it expires, the other team gains possession. If the offense puts up a shot in time and gets the ball back on the rebound, the shot clock resets to 14 seconds. So Westbrook’s dunk was legal
React to Allen Iverson one of the most iconic NBA players ever !!!
The shot clock begins as soon as the ball is inbound. 25 seconds in standard NBA rules. Each time the ball touches the rim, or is turned over the shot clock resets. If the team in possession of the ball doesn't manage to score before the clock reaches zero, the result will be a turnover of possession of the ball to the opposing team.
Favorite player for sure I know hes got a lot of hate and some of it deserved but I fall for him in his highlights
Good job, Luka. 👍👍 The Harlem Globetrotters, please. They are so fun and talented.
Would you consider reacting to skateboarding?
I recommend Torey Pudwill's "Big Bang" video part, and Nyjah Huston's " OMFG" part.
Kyrie is generally seen as a little better dribbler. Kyrie is also a much better shooter whereas Westbrook is much more athletic and when he’s trying a very good defender
The time limit to score is called the shot clock, and if the ball hits the rim (the hoop) then the shot clock resets so what he did was completely legal
That buzzer is a shot clock both teams have 24 seconds to score a basket and it resets back to :24 seconds if a player of either team scores or misses but also i think a new rule was added to where if a team gets they're own rebound twice i think it resets to :14 seconds or something
4:50 it was still Legal because the ball made contact with the rim, thus resetting the shot clock for another 24 seconds, had it hit the backboard or air balled it would’ve been a shot clock violation
Shot clock resets if the shot hits the rim, so that dunk was done in new 24 second offence clock.
on 7:30 the inbound rule is that the ball has to touch a player to be on play so that play was totally legal. (also not called a rebound
After Vince Carter, this guy is my favorite dunker. It is like he wants to hurt the hoop.
Basically his teammates shot beat the 24 second clock, once the ball hits the rim the 24 second clock resets, so the outback dunk was good.
It's called a "shot-clock" and each posession is given 24 seconds. Once the ball touches the rim the shot-clock can restart to 24.
4:46 if the ball hits the rim at the buzzer, you can rebound it or dunk it, if it’s an air ball it’s a turnover
number 6! 10:08 he does the shamgod to a no-look pass... so butter!
there is a really well made video by Bleacher Report called The Shamgod. Its a story about the nba player who invented that move.. you should react to that.
Number 1 play was him winning with the most points ever scored in a triple double (3 stats above 10) and he had 50 points that game
I would like to see you react to video "timeline how Warriors created superteam" you would learn how teams are build and learn also about "warrior era". Same guy have also great videos about Torontos championship team and Steph Currys career and how he changed how teams are playing now. His/her videos are very educational.
React to John wall or Kevin Durant
You'd do yourself a disservice if you never get to see Westbrook play irl because he brings max energy every night
Kyrie has the best raw handles on the planet. The word to describe Russell Westbrook's style of play is explosive.
Search for his backstory it’s incredible it nearly made me cry the first time I heard about it and it will change the way u see him
The number 1 clip is there because he hit the game winner the same game he officially would average a triple double for the season
Hope you react to the All-Star weekend (All-star game, dunk, 3pt contests ect.) coming up in a few weeks.
Love the basketball content luka
Passing off the defenders back is fairly common at all levels of basketball. It probably happens less in the NBA because defenders are more aware, but it still happens a handful of times a season. Also, Russell Westbrook is NOT an “all-around” player: he’s a poor shooter, poor defender, and has hurt his teams with his ball dominant approach. He’s currently helped the Rockets underachieve, so far, in 2019-2020.
Context for the last shot. Game winner last game of season. To win the MVP and lock in averaging a triple double for a season 30pts 11 reb and 10 assists
In the NBA the offense has 24 secs to get off a shot or else it is a shot clock violation and the other team is awarded the ball. The shot clock nowadays is usually located just above the backboard. In college ball, in both the men and women's game, there is a 30 sec shot clock. Once the ball however hits the rim the shot clock is automatically reset. Aside from being one of, if not the fastest player in the Association, Russell is the most intense and competitive player in the league. Or as Kobe Bryant once said, "Russell is a handful". Also understand, at one point Oklahoma had Westbrook, Durant, and James Harden, who came off the bench...and they failed to win a championship.