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    Default Re: Best Ball Handler

    Handler as in tight dribbling moves or handler as in ball security?

    Dribbling...Kyrie hands down.
    Ball security? CP3/Lebron

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    CP3 is the best I've seen at controlling the ball, he has the best combination of flashiness and security along with Iverson.

    Swoosh, check out this channel, alot of rare MJ highlights. http://www.youtube.com/user/79maestro/videos

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    Iverson wasn t that good as a ball handler.he was extremely quick and fast.he would carry/crossover and blow by you
    Shammgod was one of the best.and I can t believe no one said j.williams wtf
    Chris Paul as well
    Kyrie is mostly flash
    There s a different between being faster and more explosive than most people and just blow by them with a crossover aka Iverson and having good handles,a variety of moves and have ball security aka chris paul

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    Jason Williams. His handles were sick, my cuz decided to stan him late 90s

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    If you've seen CP3 turnover to assist ratio you'd know this isnt a debate.
    Kyrie Irving for flash though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by russwest0
    Lol, you must not have watched Durant last year. Dude was straight up spinning people in circles.

    And LeBron? Lol in the game vs OKC Durant did a sick dribble move to get off an uncontested shot and he drilled it. LeBron tried the same move on the consecutive possession, made it look ugly as hell, traveled, and then bricked the shot.
    Wasn't Durant averaging almost 5 TOV per game in the playoffs?

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    Zeke.

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    What? No Tinsley mention yet? Nash deserves another mention because he's clearly one of the best and he was only mentioned in passing. Marbury was every bit as good as Iverson, imo. Cota, tho he didn't make it in the NBA.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzzvvfWkm8c

    CP3 now. I think Curry and Kyrie and interchangeable at 2/3.
    Last edited by JimmyMcAdocious; 08-01-2014 at 03:58 PM.

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    The main reason gets so many all-star votes is because fans see his flashy plays and vote him in. Just my honest opinion. Irving is probably the flashiest ball handler right now, but Chris Paul is probably overall better with flash+ball security.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SamuraiSWISH
    Durant? Um, he's good for his size but he carries a TON. And I'm not one to harp on that overly critically in the modern game.

    Curry is a nice choice, but I'm not confident he's better than Chris Paul, or Kyrie. Those guys aren't the quickest or fastest players ... yet they rely almost exclusively on handle, misdirection, and change of pass off the dribble.

    Can't believe you even suggested KD. For his height? Sure. But no. I actually think Bron has better handle.

    A slept on one is actually Lance Stevenson, Manu Ginobili, and Kobe pre finger injuries.

    Wade was nice too, but his skills have eroded with his knees unfortunately. Another one I should've mentioned is Rod Strickland.
    Wade is a bad choice.

    He had crossovers on people, but he's very turnover prone. He loses control of the ball consistently (without much pressure might I add), and he gets ripped too much to be considered a great ball handler.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SamuraiSWISH
    You've ever seen, HS, AAU, College, or Pros

    Isiah
    Shammgod
    Chris Paul
    Kyrie
    Iverson
    Francis
    Crawford
    Marbury
    Tim Hardaway
    KJ
    Alston

    Name 'em



    NO Kenny Anderson son!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fw-u4irn6WI

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    JWill and Shammgod from the little I saw of him. Hard to pick particular ones, all the ones mentioned in this thread are worthy.

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    Yea, thanks for the reminders folks. I don't know how I missed White Chocolate J-Will, or Pistol Pete, and Kenny Anderson. I thought Telfair had sick handles, but his game was busted in the league. Tinsley is another great mention. You could throw in Tyreke Evans as well. Wade isn't the best ball handler, but dude was putting people on the ground with his quickness, length on his crossovers or pull backs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SamuraiSWISH
    Yea, thanks for the reminders folks. I don't know how I missed White Chocolate J-Will, or Pistol Pete, and Kenny Anderson. I thought Telfair had sick handles, but his game was busted in the league. Tinsley is another great mention. You could throw in Tyreke Evans as well. Wade isn't the best ball handler, but dude was putting people on the ground with his quickness, length on his crossovers or pull backs.
    I just remembered watching an open court section about this, seems like they agree with what some of what we've said:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZoyusbCkAw

    Just watched some Shammgod again, those moves though

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    surprise no mention of kobe. ni99a consistently makes players look like clowns

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    Quote Originally Posted by JUDGE WITNESS
    surprise no mention of kobe. ni99a consistently makes players look like clowns
    I mentioned him. His pre finger injuries handle was outstanding.

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