Anfernee Simons on learning his craftiness from CJ McCollum
Even though I’m athletic I can’t just out aete somebody that’s taller than me and can jump just as high as me right you know what I mean so you see with guys like CJ’s game like he’s he’s not you know this Ultra athletic player but he just great though great mover crafty
Great mover oh my goodness one of the best movers he’s a great for sure and he’s just crafty with his float Game and his hooks and so I kind of took that from him like along with being athletic while doing it so if I if I’m doing a
Hook I’m jumping a little higher but I’m I’m still trying to be crafty with it and get it over get over somebody so I try to combine the two of being athletic and also being crafty with my floaters and jumping high with on the floaters
And jumping high on the on the in and outs to the to the layups
Blazers star Anfernee Simons explains a part of his game that he learned from his former Blazer teammate CJ McCollum
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I love this kinda first hand commentary
Prime CJ was so fun to watch. Yeah he was inconsistent some years but I swear some nights he was cookin like Kobe
He's so intelligent for coming from parents that thought Anfernee was a creative way of spelling Anthony. It just sounds like a deaf person saying "Anthony"