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Hit them with a step back three and watch them go


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A good hesitation move or a euro step on the break like AI against I think the wizards or Wade against KG in 2011. Even the best handlers didn't use moves like that. Drop Irving or Curry off to face defenders back then :merchant:
 

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A good hesitation move or a euro step on the break like AI against I think the wizards or Wade against KG in 2011. Even the best handlers didn't use moves like that. Drop Irving or Curry off to face defenders back then :merchant:
Get burned at the stake for performing sorcery, brehs
 

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Looks like it was Marques Haynes.

White boys may have been exaggerating a little, but he could have put them dudes on skates anyways.
 

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North Jersey but I miss Cali :sadcam:
I think this was just the Harlem globetrotters
FYI

In 1946, Langston was invited to play an exhibition game against the Globetrotters in Oklahoma City. In that game, Haynes led Langston to a 4-point win, catching the eye of team owner Abe Saperstein in the process.[8]He was invited to join the Globetrotters, and, after completing his degree, began his long professional career.[3][9]

In 1953, Haynes left the Globetrotters after an acrimonious split with Abe Saperstein, the team's owner. After quitting the team, he turned down a $35,000 a year offer from the Philadelphia Warriors that would have made him the second-highest paid player in the NBA to found his own barnstorming team, the Harlem Magicians, after finding out that Saperstein was a part-owner of the Warriors.[11] He also received an offer to play for the Minneapolis Lakers in 1955, but he turned down that opportunity as well.[5]
 

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I always wondered what'd be like to go back in time and drop some modern shyt like a Shamgod on somebody in the 60s.

But then they might lynch your ass on the spot for witchcraft and trickery :patrice:
You'd have a forum full of :flabbynsick: guys claiming it doesn't count because it was the 60's just like they do for Bill, Wilt and Oscar......
 
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