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That last one is pretty sick
I think it’s safe to say the kid has a pretty good handle
Kyrie seriously makes me so happy he’s a Cavalier. Allstar 2013.
I just love that full-court evasion of everyone he gets close to
I just love how he shook Kobe twice. He is selfish though, with all 5 people guarding him someone else had to be open. Biggest ball-hog in the entire league. Smh.
ya, the 2nd is the clear winner. You aren’t allowed to dribble with your thighs though are you? But its gotta be called for it to matter! haha Oh damn Kyrie.
@Brooklyn Cav: Also note that in that full-court evasion he shook Kobe, Durant, Harden, then Kobe again…
Here’s the full video: http://youtu.be/69bc_OOLIMM
Really…really impressive…
Chris Paul suddenly doesn’t seem so far fetched. CRAZY handle, already a better shooter. Once he gets the court vision down….WOW
Love the Westbrook Mohawk.
Dang, I saw this video the other day…. I think I have watched it at least 10 times already. There were a ton of tweets from guys at the scrimmages saying how Kyrie was owning everyone there. HAHA, I love it.
I am so ready for the 2012 – 2013 season to begin. Does everyone remember that one year ago, most people thought Kyrie was probably the next Mike Conley? Now he’s poised the be the best point guard of the next ten years…things suddenly seem better.
The first one is my favorite. The move completely immobilizes Westbrook, and launches Kyrie into his drive. It’s just so devastatingly effective. The kind of move that would work just as well in a playoff game.
OHHH BABY!!!!!!
Sickest NBA handle since… Jason Williams? Jamal Crawford? Tim Hardaway? Deron Williams? God Shamgod? Jason Kidd? Pistol Pete? Derrick Rose? And Tom, he has the vision down, he just does have the teammates to pass it to… yet.