7 Players That Completely Changed The NBA

[@lenzodc]

Pin this if you love your fans

[@lenzodc]

Hunter Manzo I'm legit sweating I didn't know this would work

[@liams.3479]

WeirdVlogs Delacruz You can’t put Dirk and KD in for the same thing ‘big men scoring outside of the painted area’

[@lenzodc]

Liam S. The fuq

[@pieterciere5012]

Liam S. dude don’t be commenting under someone’s pinned comment to get swishouts attention, but why? KD and Dirk, yeah that sounds about right

[@liams.3479]

If the video is on someone transforming a part of the game, you cant have two guys and practically same the same thing which was big men scoring beyond the regions of the paint. That's all Im saying one had to copy another then take it to the next level.

[@piwweezy4799]

"In his prime derrick rose led the bulls with 62 wins and an mvp". He wasn't even at his prime. He was 21 yrs old

[@joestuehmer7967]

He had a great team tho it wasn't just him

[@LetMeCookBro69]

sadly due to injury it was his prime

[@720quickscope]

Joe Stuehmer “Great” Team is a reach. Loul was our only consistent. Aside from him we had Injured Joakim and Boozer, 4 ppg Keith Bogans, 38 y/o Kurt Thomas, and sophmore Taj Gibson as our starters for most of the year

[@r.oski1941]

Stfu

[@calebu752]

The bulls were like this years raptors they had a superstar surrounded by really good role players

[@КристијанМакревски]

Bro LeBron is so influential that every Tuesday I think about tacos 😂😂

[@jordandennis6794]

They shit is annoying asf. I hate Lebron and tacos right now

[@adamk5672]

Кристијан Макревски I think of ramen

[@lahnex27]

You gotta find more shit to do

[@glitchyfolks]

That’s kind of pathetic.

[@КристијанМакревски]

Yaboi Tonio haha

[@Justinian43]

Derrick Rose has been my inspiration, I respect kids taking 3s but man is there something beautiful about pushing yourself into the paint with athleticism. That's the way I play and it's thanks to D Rose!

[@lawrencegervasio7363]

another small man who played in the paint was iverson

[@avatarwan5780]

Also isiah thomas too

[@5at5una]

@@avatarwan5780 have he went above the rim and dunk on people? no?

[@kevinstyles1991]

Rose when he would come in full speed, stop on a dime and float it over the big men in the paint... a thing of beauty!

[@stunna5vegas398]

You wish

[@rileylondon4348]

What about Kobe. People literally say “Kobe” when throwing shit away in the trash

[@xastric6944]

Riley London not everyone

[@taqidoo4556]

good one

[@ruckman8834]

Kobe was a derivative of Jordan.

[@kylelowry1521]

Lol

[@chasemartin2407]

I say John wilksbooth

[@Martin-Querns]

Before watching I'm guessing Dirk will be here

[@namanrao3014]

Correct you get a gold sticker

[@intenzzegunner5168]

Yes he is and he earned it

[@lldj14]

Did he even know Bob Petit excited saying Dirk was the first stretch big

[@sportstalkwithzo3707]

He better be on here he's the reason we got kevin Durant

[@just_a5.7]

Before watching or knowing it was only modern era players first thing I thought about was wilts dominance and how they literally changed the game just cuz of him. Like damn do u guys not realize how dominant he was. He fucked 20k women too

[@JR-du5zq]

2050 be like: PG - 7 footer C - 8 footer

[@kylelowry1521]

Lol

[@andrew7399]

No C-9 ft

[@juliusutsey1821]

No C-6 footer

[@younggggggg]

You forgot about Paul Pierce’s “I invented the step back” lol

[@lebronthegoatjames5264]

,😂😂😂 or when he said he had a better career then Wade lol

[@Michaelwrld23]

Or when he said he's a better wing shooter then Klay Thompson 😂😭

[@jrbudoybudoy]

Well, Harden Revolutionized it.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

There were a LOT of folks doing step backs before Pierce was BORN.

[@calebu752]

Choosing between LeBron and Steph is always difficult on this, if we're talking about changing the NBA LeBron has the edge, but if we're talking about basketball in general Curry definitely changed how the game is played by almost everyone now

[@farizzakyimam6128]

Bro i live in Indonesia, basketball is not our number 1 sport, but man we here in our NCAA the big man is literally doing some 3pt drill because of who? Steph mfking Curry

[@siggietyrone3965]

@@farizzakyimam6128 also kd and dirk.

@@farizzakyimam6128 are you guys shooting from 35 feet?

[@ArianLevy]

The three-pointer oriented game was bound to happen since the no hand check rule, and the removal of the illegal defense. It was not just Curry.

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

@@ArianLevy dude it was bc of Stephen curry, bc he won. If u didn't win u can't get credit, maybe the celtics but again it wasn't Their base

[@StretchDaily]

Loved the takes on Rose, Westbrook, and Iverson. Spot on!

[@jrsmith1998]

Ron Brown nope. Sure wasn’t.

[@TheYoungElli]

John Smith LoL how? Just asking

[@odist1487]

I agree. Love the Pac analogy for AI. And the best part is he is the small yet mighty.

[@jayhay8]

George Mikan - too many to count Wilt Chamberlain - too many to count Shaquille O’Neal - zone defense Charles Barkley - 5 second back to basket Reggie Miller - leg kick Dwyane Wade - jumping into defenders Trent Tucker/ Derek Fisher- buzzer beaters Derek Harper - hand checking Kevin Durant - the rip through Mark Jackson - 5 second make play rule Those other guys may have changed contracts and stuff but in terms of the game itself these are the main ones.

[@BrandonBliss17]

You forgot Jordan with fadaway

[@jayhay8]

Brandon Bliss that wasn’t a rule change

[@nomooon]

Nice summary. I checked and it seems that Barkley and Marc share the back to basket rule.

[@sydneystroud4397]

Fantastic insight on all the above, other honorable mentions (90s to present) -- Reggie Miller -- A good scorer with a 3 point-dominant attack. Think players, like Michael Redd or Klay Thompson. Chris Webber - There had never been another power forward, who could pass as well, as he could shoot. And, shoot as well as he could play in post. Play from outside post, as great as he could inside. Mark Price -- Efficient, do everything point guard. Most people would choose Nash or Stockton. But, Price was arguably the best go-to scorer of the 3, while very efficient. Rasheed Wallace - He was a fantastic post player, yet a good long range shooter who could play outstanding defense. Most highly drafted power forwards need a game, similar to his game. Kevin Garnett -- Similar to KD, but focus more playmaking and ball-handling ability. As well as the ability to defend all five position for any given period of time. Dominant post player, high scoring wing, fast point guards, jump shooting bigs, taller long range shooters, or super athletic wings. Put KG on them, he had games where has shutdown all of them at some point. Sort of like with what Scottie Pippen did, but taller, like a young Robert Horry. Every team now expects centers and power forwards to not only be good post defenders, but they have to cover PnRs, 3 point shooters, the other teams' best wing player, and any guard.

[@guilhermetoniollo9023]

“ i Know you miss my voice” hhaha dope man

[@mauricejohnson1068]

Steph didn’t just change Nba . He changed basketball period . The way people play on nba 2k , the way we play at recs and parks in real life , the way we even do our fantasy drafts on nba 2k. No longer do people play inside out anymore it’s crazy basketball just In 2014 and prior was a completely different game

[@blainemartin7487]

To be fair I still had players I played against in 2k that would just bomb three pointers all day

[@antuansconiers8259]

Maurice Johnson but curry one of the best inside out players, his finishing is almost as good as his threes

[@Meruemzx]

I agree,when curry was shooting logo 3,that was pretty insane.No player have every done that and then now we flash forward to the present,players been doing it now

[@Poloskii]

Curry is probably the person taht inspired alot of people on 2k to become pure 6'2-5 sharpshooters

Rec players always shot a lot of 3s. It actually takes more energy to drive to the basket.

[@guidoc5772]

KD getting the "Oh My Dis Side" beat in the background definitely feels right

[@pieterciere5012]

😂

[@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.]

This is 1 video I'm really looking forward to watch. Thanks.

[@cavvssslifeee8770]

he doesnt love us lmao

[@happytimes8623]

Swishout gang stand up 🤝🐐

[@brendankane4186]

I don't know if KD really changed the NBA, we don't see a lot of KD's around because his build is extremely unique. Yes there are big players that play like guards, but those existed before KD.

[@fraserroch9690]

there will be. There are now big men in high schools all around America playing on the perimeter like KD. Just wait and see bro

[@brendankane4186]

@@fraserroch9690 But I would attribute that more to Steph/Klay. Before KD came there were a couple years where big men seemed unplayable because unless they could shoot or defend the perimeter. Now all big men need at least a decent three of be great defensively.

[@Poloskii]

Bruh i wish you can build a kevin Durant in nba2k20. Slasher don't count because a 70 overall in 3 point shooting don't cut it🙅‍♂️

[@forgottenson3411]

*Centers or 7 footers and above like Joel Embiid, Demarcus Cousins, Kristaps Porzingis, Anthony Davis play the way they play because of KD*

[@LOL-oc9jf]

Allen Iverson - Cornrows Hairstyle and Crossovers LeBron James - Creating Superteams and great passing ability for an SF Steph Curry - 3pt Shooting Kevin Durant - 7ft player with a crazy ball-handling skills and the best scorer in the league Steve Francis/Baron Davis - Athletic PG's but Rose/Westbrook made it famous Dirk Nowitzki - Stretch Big man who influenced bigs with that fade-aways Manu Ginobili/Dwyane Wade - for euro-steps..pure euro-steps and athletic euros..

[@ElCap1van]

lmao MJ made athletic PG famous

[@kingdinodragonite3470]

kg is technically the first power forward to stretch the floor because of how many 15+ft midrange shots he took and much efficient than almost all players. But dirk was the one to basically use it all the time since kg is still always playing in the paint.

[@ElCap1van]

@@kingdinodragonite3470 there have been many more centers who shot midrange like bob mcadoo dirk was the guy to shoot 3s

[@paderwill472]

How about being point forward? 🤔

[@ElCap1van]

@@paderwill472 lebo

[@kirbyaugustine761]

I didn’t know about the Olympic team snub regarding AI. My god he would’ve been an even bigger icon than he is now if that would’ve went down. I would add one other name to the list. Mahmoud Abdul Rauf for his political stance of sitting for the anthem due to his religious beliefs. The mere notion that he’s never talked about because of his silent protest is noteworthy. I think it ties in to the censorship AI experienced as well. Great vid and great list.

[@mizu1153]

This is so spot on. Manu changed the way we would drive to the paint, Steph changed it by the three pointer, and many more...

[@ThePoker215]

People don't mention KD in this conversation because dirk normally fits that role

[@suraj8148]

Master Youngling although I agree dirk changed the way some big men could play, personally I’ll take kd over dirk in influential.

[@chilldoc9638]

No he doesn't

[@patickwallace1128]

Totally on point with each player and your perspective. Very well done!

[@Andy-ik8hc]

Drose made me wanna sprint on fast breaks and do crazy layups back in middle school

[@fernandoarroyo8250]

Andy d rose made me want to body everyone during a layup😂

[@LegaciesRetrieval]

I use to always practice that drive hesitation spin around fade-away in the paint that he always used to do. Pretty easy way to get buckets if you know how to pull it off.

[@5at5una]

@@fernandoarroyo8250 i learn his right left hesitate and crossover drive from both side.. which my go to move

[@cleanpoop9929]

Dude. I on a watching spree of your videos. I hope you get more recognition from the industry.

[@trenpire]

damn imagine what derrick rose could've been idk even know what he was capable of

[@costcotheballer8171]

Popstyle in the background??? That's amazing I was just listening to that song 🔥🔥🔥

[@alvinanis3006]

Rose or Westbrook might have popularized the atheltic PG but Iverson brought it first imo

[@wooddro581]

Allen Iverson BETTER be on this list he changed the culture.!

[@wanilimbe]

The biggest influence off the court and on the court.

[@suntansuperman26]

A.I was a whole movement

[@rayneozier]

Great video. Bubba Chuck is my favorite player ever. A.I and LeBron (and a few others) definitely changed the league on and off of the court.

[@samuelkeay6560]

i am so glad you put kd in this vid! no one says he changed the game but he revolutionised what it means to be 7 feet tall

[@cironicola2141]

GINOBILI♥️ I love you man! Greetings from Argentina

[@85gmb1]

Very good list. Clear and concise. Nothing but facts.

[@roldanmanuel5232]

Zaza pachulia ankle breaker Brian scalabrine invented 360 windmill tomahawk dunk from the three point line

[@feodiente9460]

Great effort to the vid and commentary ...new sub...keep the good shit up bruh..

[@iastrothunder5925]

man when did you start watching basketball? Baron Davis, athletic as hell, Steve Francis, Stephon Marbury, Penny Hardaway, Allen Iverson were all athletes and point guards on the court, before Rose & Westbrook came around??🤨

[@elgato49]

You beat me to it. Exactly!

[@Marko-hx7be]

Iverson is literally on the list, Westbrook averaged a triple double for three fucking seasons even if he does statpad it's impressive and Derick Rose won mvp over Lebron and he had the best record with his team. Also dude literally said it was a list of the modern NBA players.

[@davidford4475]

@@Marko-hx7be I agree but Russ wins games when he gets those triple-doubles💯Hasn't won a ring yet, but the triple doubles are not 2 blame. His lack of a jumper is what has held him back. If he had a 35% jumper, he would have won a title no doubt

[@tmac731]

Denny Cascade Deron Williams, Nash, CP3, Kidd we’re past first. Heres comes rose and Westbrook now we have guards like Lillard, kyrie, Curry. There were always athletic guards but not dominate scoring guards until rose came

[@limitlessifinity4469]

He's a fucking Kid, give em a break ... He doesn't know any better

[@rambo_4_christ7]

Very well put bro great video!!!

[@user-ui8sp5th4g]

I’m happy you gave DRose credit. I’m not even a basketball fan like that but Rose inspired me. Seeing someone go through the adversity that rose went through with back to back injuries and still kept moving forward. Then to have a 50 point game last year. DRose will always be a legend and I love that he is best known for his mental toughness and work ethic. Sucks I never got to see him play in his prime.

[@reciterofquran4573]

I’m not gay but when I see swishout I click

[@2nerC9]

ZakIOS 😂

[@ramonjames4972]

bro THANK YOU i literally have this conversation all the time about who really had impact on the league

[@kohsmoger1567]

Steve Nash influenced a lot. He was Steph’s idol growing up as well as trea Young’s idol.

[@kohsmoger1567]

Jay Gause Iverson was in the video

[@BenVVMMXXIII]

Yo best basketball video I've seen. You really dug deep with this. Def thumbs up

[@jaykelz1528]

Anything Derrick Rose, and I’m there... 💯 How so many forget how amazing young bull was. Smh still never had a player with a package like him

[@rockonileva]

One thing I see being on this kind of list, some years later, is the playmaking big men C/PF... Players like Jokic (he finished the regular season with 7,3 APG , 9th overall on the League... ahead of a whole bunch of PGs.. but not only with assist numbers, but the ball keeping, and being able to organize the team on the offensive end)

[@douglasjohnson7880]

I agree but Steve Francis was D Rose before D Rose

[@joelman1989]

Not everyday I come across refreshing insightful content like this.

[@45GOAT47]

There’s the NBA before JORDAN and after JORDAN for that reason MJ#23 is the most important !🐐☝🏽

[@vincent9286]

0:54 of course he has to mention lebron, of fucking course

[@durrellbrown1134]

you can't put Dirk and KD on the same list Dirk started it KD took it too the next level.

[@BossEntertainment215]

so .... they both changed the game ?

[@sportstalkwithzo3707]

Nope just dirk

[@suraj8148]

Dirk was a stretch 4 while kd is literally a point god in a 7 footers body

[@dairy_queen_6910]

Bruh u always consistent and straight to the point u awesome just wanted to let u know

[@yoitzeli4765]

You missed the on court changes Allen added like the crossover or a shoot first point guard. Literally if there was no AI theirs no d rose russell Westbrook and no steph curry.

[@JoeBro915]

NoCapEli yes and no. We still had score first guards in the past like Tim Hardaway and Pete Maravich with that fast first step and shot. Even Isiah Thomas even tho he was a primary playmaker, was a bucket too

[@Darily01Cess]

@@JoeBro915 but iverson have a multiple scoring title in his belt and MVP he has no ring but he the player will never forget for decades he still in barber shop conversation for the GOAT 2 way guard at 6'1 160 pounds

[@JoeBro915]

Darth Exia true true also Iverson was not a 2 way guard. That is a player who was great on offense and defense. Iverson wasn’t the best defensive player

[@kohsmoger1567]

Oscar Robertson inspired players like Westbrook and Steve Nash inspired players like Steph

[@davidsamanie6415]

Great content, glad to see A.I. and K.D. get their deserved recognition.

[@showtimej2582]

Kevin Durante is the greatest scorer ever I mean there is nothing this man can't do offensively mid range 3 pointer ball handling post moves and he's 7ft tall smdh

[@TheFadedSpade35]

I agree he has the highest versatility and consistency of any scorer I've seen

[@showtimej2582]

TheFadedSpade facts

[@TheFadedSpade35]

@@showtimej2582 honestly when it comes to all time scorers the names you can't leave out are KD, MJ, Wilt, and obviously Kareem since he's still the all-time leader. Kyrie and Curry are both high up due to their versatility of skills as well

[@showtimej2582]

TheFadedSpade statically they are higher but in terms of skills he’s the best

[@TheFadedSpade35]

@@showtimej2582 yeah I agree there's no one at that size who can handle the ball to the cup, shoot the long ball, and shoot the mid-range the way he does. Probably the best midrange shooter I've ever seen his shot is so perfectly balanced

[@allisterlouison8587]

I'm so happy Iverson was on this, definitely was a big influence on my childhood

[@Nam_1029]

if you will say D-Rose and Westbrook where is Steve Francis and Marbury? they are the first..

[@latrellsprewell698]

Trashbury and Trash Franchise

[@andale_andale]

@@latrellsprewell698 go watch Andy Hoops video on Stephan Marbury and you will change your mind.

[@chrismathgenius]

Marbury was not that athletic. Baron Davis should've been mentioned along with Steve Francis.

[@toxic_lakersfan]

and penny hardaway

[@theyluvkg7078]

Modern players

[@dmore454]

Iverson gave everyone under 6 foot that dreamed of being a legit, NBA superstar hope by showing it could be done. In the 90s, kids wanted to be like Mike. In the 2000s, they wanted to be like AI. More than the crossover, more than the tatoos, more than the hip hop gear and infamous practice press conferance, this is what he should be remembered for.

[@trenpire]

yea Lebron started the trend where players in the nba have full control over their career i wish we had that in the NFL

[@tylito4764]

It'll get there.

[@JamesHall183]

Backround music???(in the beginning of the video)

[@absalonjustine846]

2 or 3 years from now JAMES HARDEN will request a TRADE

[@DWhite205]

Loki Odison i agree. i think he’ll try to get to the Eastern conference if him & russ doesnt work out as well they expect

[@absalonjustine846]

@@DWhite205 yeah....just like when they were in OKC

[@killerems]

That was a good take on Allen Iverson. It’s crazy how much the nba has changed when you compare today’s to the early 2000s.

[@reubenroberts6406]

A.I changed the game, but Steph and lebron changed the game way more

[@user-vn3rx8em8y]

In my opinion, Steve Nash should be here for being the General of the fast paced offense that D'Antoni pioneered.

[@JoJo-du1hz]

D 🌹 was nowhere near in his prime when he won mvp

[@NotCam16]

Yea true but because of injury that was his prime 👁💧👄💧👁

[@carlosteixeira6109]

Excelent video 👏🏻🏀

[@Directorpro6]

This channel makes more good point and sense than Smithen A Smith

[@Directorpro6]

ATL 1 he did , watch it carefulyl

[@Directorpro6]

ATL 1 makes sense brother . Good point

[@kohsmoger1567]

ATL 1 Ray and Reggie can’t shoot as deep as Steph or better than Steph off the dribble there is a reason why Steph is regarded as the greatest shooter in nba history

[@kohsmoger1567]

ATL 1 Ray having the same affect as Steph? He litteraly had pierce KG and Rondo on the team with him. You put Steph on those Boston teams. They would have won more than one championship

[@Directorpro6]

Koh Smoger bro????? It's not about how deep u can shoot , I can let curry shoot deep in the regular season but come playoff time in the finals when needed the most , Steph has always choked and missed !! Ray and miller doesn’t have deep range but they have shoot and are clutch THAN CURRY

[@zachhk6108]

7 players who changed the game in the Modern era: I got ya. 1. Russel Westbrook: Athleticism. 2. Giannis Antetokounmpo: highlight reel. 3. Donovan Mitchell: won the 2018 slam dunk contest and brought the crowd to its knees. 4. Kawhi Leonard: defeating the Steph Curry led Golden State Warriors and putting Toronto on map of stardom and proving that Toronto can ball. 5. Karl Anthony-Towns: proving his doubters wrong and is legit. 6. Dwane Wade: blockbusting game Performances and making teams better. and lastly 7. Derrick Rose: Athleticism.

[@nomore184]

Not Manu Ginobili but Sarunas Marciulionis do euro step first

[@kevinwynn9292]

Facts. Sarunas was doing more of a "power euro step" for the GSW Warriors back in the mid 80s.

[@LetMeCookBro69]

that is that is correct lol

[@kohsmoger1567]

Manu popularised the euro step

[@Primathys]

1) Curry 2) Jordan 3) LeBron 4) Wilt 5) Kareem 6) Iverson 7) Mike D'Antoni/Steve Nash (Only actual fans will understand this one)

[@MarcusHansen276]

Vince Carter 7 is so true

[@asapiver7267]

The 7 seconds offense?

[@doriangrayson]

Why tf is Wilt and Kareem on here

[@metafade]

@@doriangrayson There was an NBA rule changed for free throws (ball hitting the rim before the shooter can move) cause wilt would rebound his own miss and dunk it. So a whole rule was placed just for wilt.

[@rayneozier]

@@doriangrayson Wilt is on there because he made them change the dementions of the court and several rules.

[@Gc7788m]

Awesome vid !!

[@GodofFinesse]

James harden is insanely athletic you're bugging on that one.

[@forgottenson3411]

*Athleticism - the physical qualities that are characteristic of athletes, such as strength, fitness, and agility. Sure James Harden can score the ball and playmake, but he cannot go up to get a lob or doesn’t have a 42 43 inch vertical dunk package, he can’t do a 360° dunk. But players such as Zach Lavine, Russell Westbrook, LeBron James, Donovan Mitchell they are considered athletic because of those reasons, James Harden is crafty.*

[@lorenzouseche-rodrigo7311]

Completely agree. If I were making a five based on the most efficient basketball TEAM with players in their respective prime I would base it on easy scoring due to athleticism, ball movement, basketball intelligence, and team awareness, I would choose Steph, MJ, Kawhi, Dirk, and Shaq with Nobli coming off the bench. Tell me what TEAM beats this team? These players are my favorite players to change the game in each position. The following are the only players allowed for consideration due to the minimum of 2 championships and impact they made on the game: Magic Johnson, Tony Parker, Klay, Kawhi, D Wade, Kobe, Ray Allen, KD, LeBron, Larry Bird, Duncan, Rodman, Kareem, Wilt, Ol Bill, and Olajuwon.

[@tristanhelstrom8274]

Collin cowherds list is basically top 8 players all time besides curry like wtf 😂

[@NO-ll1rl]

Tristan Helstrom true

[@kohsmoger1567]

Steph could crack the top ten one day

[@paterhu5414]

Baron Davis before Drose and Russ was a sick athlete

[@reeladdicttt]

I don’t feel like Kd had too much impact on the nba. Don’t get me wrong he’s one of the best players to ever play the game but his influence stems from more of lebron like big players built like power fowards and centers but can do everything on the court. Thats Lebron influence not kd

[@lvkh25_8]

Real Addict - I know what you mean, but I understand what swish is talking about when I’m playing basketball with my tall ass friends ain’t nobody says they shoot like Dirk , they be tryna emulate KD

[@reeladdicttt]

Cory Robert but whole time kd emulated dirk its just kd is more mainstream and popular than dirk

[@lvkh25_8]

Real Addict - 💯yea frl

[@themanboy7926]

Your videos are just amazing man keep it up

[@kebbasowe5217]

Subscribed, am excited

[@lilrascal7455]

Ayee let’s get it, been loving this channel

[@rodneyman711]

There’s only 10 Wilt athletic beast : Unseld, Rose , giannis Kareem with the postup: Hakeem , Embid, Shaw Dr j above the rim style :Wilkins, Kemp, Vince Oscar with the rebounding inside guard style: Barkley , Westbrook , Shaun Livingston Walt Frazier the flashiness : Iverson, Kyrie, Hardaway Jordan with the clear out iso style: Kobe , Harden, Blake griffin Magic Johnson the downcourt fastbreak style : Nash , Ben Simmons , Rondo Rip with the offball movement: Curry , Ray Allen, Reddick Dirk big with the court spacing: Mehmet okur, Towns, Brook Lopez Klay with the energy efficient offense and transition 3: Beal , McCollum , Tobias Harris

[@slattszn2412]

FullClip Gaming u mean either curry or miller for the transition 3

[@kohsmoger1567]

No Steph changed the nba my man. Also rip was a two point shooter not a 3 point shooter and Steph shot off the dribble

[@rodneyman711]

Koh Smoger I never said rip was a 3 point shooter I said coming off the screen , so where did you get that from?????? And rip was coming off elevator screens and zig zagging for fake passes to throw off the defense even on the wizards . Miller was similar but he had a set point when it didn’t work he would just get a screen at the end or pass to the post.

[@rodneyman711]

Koh Smoger also kd was shooting off the dribble when he come outta college so was jerry west ,bird, iverson, Gilbert arenas Only thing curry does was shooting deep consistently only person I know that felt comfortable shooting deep was Vince carter . But I don’t see a lot of players doing it now only about 4 Lillard, Harden , Klay, Lebron

[@intenzzegunner5168]

Great content as always Much Love from Germany ❤️🏀🇩🇪

[@omarsaleem3076]

“Get yo big ass in the block, you big ass hell” so true about cats a certain height back in the day..this is a great video

[@qwteb]

both dirk and kg changed the 4 position, kg being more all around with great playmaking and mid range forward, and dirk being the more offensive, faceup forward. both revolutionized what we see as stretch 4s

[@kerrionsandifer1210]

Everybody forgets about Steve Francis as an athletic point guard

[@bayarea41510]

Damn good list nailed it

[@cristobalcosta1132]

Great to see Manu represented in the video. One of the best to ever play. Love from Argentina man, keep up the great work!

[@itsyoboyaye1212]

Swish is the best NBA youtuber change my mind

[@dvdklix192]

That was a great video props to you

[@sphrt2742]

Damn SWISH, this video is way analyzed!!! good job though 😎

[@idkhu]

Marciulonis was one of the first players to use eurostep commonly in the NBA in the 90s, way before Ginobili.

[@meticulouscowboy8641]

Good content 👍

[@NPI-iz7bg]

Jabbar,Bird,Magic,Jordan,Duncan,Dirk,Iverson,Kobe,Ginobili,LeBron,Durant,Curry

[@michaeljordan6074]

Honestly I have always loved watching people take mids. I have always been a really good shooter but I struggle getting into the paint and finishing so taking a mid is great. I don't know why nobody ever shoot a mids anymore

[@jbart4183]

Athleticism at Point guard that changed the culture: D-rose & Westbrook Steve Francis; Am I a joke to you?

[@drummerboy7798]

Mark Price brought splitting the d on a pick n roll and he will forever be overlooked and under appreciated

[@coreyhickmanch]

Great basketball i.q you understand the game love the video gave it a like.

[@jdsnbb]

Great video

[@tauheedjanjua4055]

Not as big of an impact but i think Rondo, and if you were doing old timers, Pete Mariavich deserves to be on this list, I haven't watched a lot of his play but he brought a new age for point guards with his fakes and his on and off court attitude, Rondo was very talented in his own way and you could also say that about Pete because of his crazy passes

[@fekalistagrzybowory7619]

Before Dirk enters basketball, in Poland was a player called Adam Wójcik, a 6'10, who could easily shoot from perimeter at over 35%.Unlucky for him, the NBA in 1992 wasn't ready for a big guy shooting far from the rim

[@Soldier979]

# 8 James Harden- you're now allowed to take additional steps on a stepback

[@yELoHQ]

Grew up watching Allen Iverson, number 3 became my favourite number. Crossovers, agility, modeled my entire game after him too.

[@Glennbda01]

you have to respect this list