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Attention to Detail: Kyrie Irving



This one doesn’t need much of a description… just enjoy the best I can do to break down one of the most exciting players to ever touch a basketball!

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21 Comments

  10. Uri Hamilton

    for someone who is such a ruthless attacker downhill and at the basket, the fact that kyrie gets only 4 free throws attemtps a game is insane to me. the amount of contact he seeks out and absorbs without flopping like half these other guards in the league and still barely any calls. he could easily average thirty or maybe even 32 like dame or steph did. but instead you got floppers like harden shooting 10
    free throws a game and tarnishing the purity of the game in that regard

  11. Uri Hamilton

    breakdowns like this are exactly why i laugh when casual fans say kyries handles are “flashy” or he “dribbles too much”

  12. Tuna

    Highest Iq in sports despite what people say. Iq score 150 the 2nd highest iq in sports was Ryan Fitzpatrick who went Harvard.

  14. Latrell Menefee

    Been watching your content for years, I was so trash 😂 I've gotten so much better thanks to your great breakdowns bro. Keep them coming! Btw would love an updated Jayson Tatum Breakdown!

  18. Peter Shen

    I think Kyrie is the best purely technical scorer. Other players may rely on height, length, extreme athleticism, strength, or more. He doesn't have that big of an advantage in any of these areas, but he uses what he has perfectly. When you watch him play it feels like he is reading everything the defense gives him perfectly.

  20. Tru LBanks

    You are 1000% right but the next level of understanding Kyrie is understanding he just has a creative mind. Like a rapper blacking out during a freestyle or a dancer snapping in a 1on1 battle. It's not predetermined its not planned its just reading and reacting. He does things he's never practiced every game because h just reads and reacts. In simpler words his bag isn't what he's practiced, his mind is his bag. For most they need to practice the bag where his mind is his bag which is why he's unguardable. Great video 💯

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