Most unstoppable offensive moves in nba history

[chris2010]

which one is the most unstoppable? also add to the list if you happen to think of one that i left out

1)Magic Johnson fast break
2) Jordan fade-away
3) Malone/Stockton pick n roll
4) Kareem Sky hook
5) Shaq Post up
6) Reggie Miller off of screens
7) Ray allen off screens

*more for you to add*

Discuss

[ShaqAttack3234]

Kareem's sky hook and Shaq's drop step and baby hook/dunk are the 2 most unstoppable, IMO.

[Walduś]

which one is the most unstoppable? also add to the list if you happen to think of one that i left out

1)Magic Johnson fast break
2) Jordan fade-away
3) Malone/Stockton pick n roll
4) Kareem Sky hook
5) Shaq Post up
6) Reggie Miller off of screens
7) Ray allen off screens

*more for you to add*

Discuss

lol

[Collie]

Hakeem turnaround

[imlmf]

if you're going to put magic on the fastbreak, then put lebron also

[FatComputerNerd]

Those are some solid choices. Should probably add Tim Duncan's bank shot to the list.

[az00m]

lol

Why is that funny?

[plUto or bUst]

Dump to shaq. Do the wiggle.

[Bosnian Sajo]

Kobe fade away?

[Aye Dee]

Hakeem's dream shake

[Harison]

Single move - Kareem's skyhook.
Most skilled unstoppable offense - Jordan and Hakeem.
Simply unstoppable offense - Shaq and Wilt.

[plUto or bUst]

Kobe fade away?

[Walduś]

Why is that funny?

jordan's jumper is more unstoppable than shaq and kareem in the post?

[ShaqAttack3234]

Those are some solid choices. Should probably add Tim Duncan's bank shot to the list.

Nah, in terms of being an unstoppable move, I don't think that ranks that highly on the list, in fact, Duncan's turnarounds and jump hooks were better high percentage shots than his bank shot. He did have the face up game with the 12-15 foot bank shot or the straight away jumper from out to 18-20 feet and he could put the ball on the floor, but his bank shot alone doesn't rank among the most unstoppable shots/moves in NBA history, IMO.

Hakeem's dream shake

I think that more than any specific move, Hakeem was so good because of an assortment of moves. He didn't have one particular move that was as automatic as Kareem's sky hooks or Shaq's drop steps and baby hooks, but what made Hakeem so good was that he could keep the defense guessing. His favorite move was that baseline fadeaway which sometimes he'd set up with the dream shake or shoot it almost immediately after catching, it or go with the quick spin. But he could also go to the middle for his jump hook, and his face up game was great because he could shoot outside and actually handle the ball extremely well for his size. By the 90's he could shoot off the dribble at a pretty good percentage. He also became excellent at spinning and drawing a crowd, but then kicking it out to shooters. In fact, Houston's offense was predicated on Hakeem drawing defenders around him so the shooters could get open shots.

[FatComputerNerd]

Nah, in terms of being an unstoppable move, I don't think that ranks that highly on the list, in fact, Duncan's turnarounds and jump hooks were better high percentage shots than his bank shot. He did have the face up game with the 12-15 foot bank shot or the straight away jumper from out to 18-20 feet and he could put the ball on the floor, but his bank shot alone doesn't rank among the most unstoppable shots/moves in NBA history, IMO.

Maybe you're right. Iconic would probably be a better description than unstoppable for Tim's bank shot.