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Nasty Kris Dunn Move

Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by awc713, Jan 2, 2017.

  1. awc713

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    Napier's reaction is priceless, too.
     
  2. red5rocket

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    Accident but still nice
     
  3. ThatBoyNick

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    I don't think that was an accident. People do that move a lot in street ball.

    That's so damn disrespectful to do that in a real game to a nba player, he toyed with Napier like he was a little kid.
     
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    this is an accident easily to me. he loses the ball initially as he's going into a crossover. just happened to bounce that way
     
  5. red5rocket

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    Looked like he was surprised himself the ball came around
     
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    Well the only reason I doubt it's an accident is because he wouldn't be able to recover that fast to the ball if he wasn't expecting it to go there.
     
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  7. red5rocket

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    Clearly hesitates because he thought he lost it
     
  8. YOLO

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    what lol he's surprised himself when he loses the ball. its a fluke play.
     
  9. Rox11

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    Well the ball was far from him and he had to position himself to it, it's a natural movement had he intended to do the move. If he meant to do it, how else would he look if he tries to recover?
     
  10. YOLO

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    you're making it a little too complicated then it really is. not really going to dive into this much because its not that big of a deal. pretty cool but totally a fluke to me.
     
  11. Jontro

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    sick crossover gave me a cold just looking at it
     
  12. ThatBoyNick

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    I don't think there was that big of a hesitation, the video is slow mo' d. If someone looses the ball I doubt the run away from it. Even when you purposely do the move you have to take a second to find the ball again when your moving so fast, It isn't a ball on the string move, it's a read and reaction.
     
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    My point exactly. Usually when a player loses a handle he tends to completely stop his motion or actually look surprised
     
  14. Easy

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    This on was nastier. :D
     
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  15. Rox11

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    The streets ain't even ready for that dmo!
     
  16. khanhdum

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    dmo making moves and showing the world he's worth that vet min!
     
  17. xtruroyaltyx

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    Dmo didn't hesitate or stop. Must've been on purpose.
     
  18. RedRedemption

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    It wasn't a fluke.
     
  19. don grahamleone

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    I think it was on purpose but none of us can definitively call it. Ya'll all sound like a bunch of 'holics claiming you 'know' what the intent was.

    It looked cool, leave it at that.
     
  20. AvgJoe

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    And he missed a wide open Shabazz Muhammad after he surprised himself with that move.
     

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