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ZACH EDEY GOT SMART! ๐Ÿคฏ๐Ÿ˜ #nba #shorts



ZACH EDEY GOT SMART! ๐Ÿคฏ๐Ÿ˜ #nba #shorts

ZACH EDEY GOT SMART! ๐Ÿคฏ๐Ÿ˜ #nba #shorts

In this short video, we highlight Zach Edey’s incredible performance against the Bulls and Pacers in the span of three days. In the Bulls game, after passing on so many post-up opportunities, Edey got a lesson from Veteran Marcus Smart on being versatile on his post-up, specifically trying to go right with a spin move in the post.
Edey moments after the lesson got an opportunity to put to use the knowledge given but still wanted to leave from a post-up. Smart acknowledged the move but still stressed on being versatile with the post-up move.
To the surprise of fans, two days after the Bulls game, Edey got another chance to put his new knowledge to the test as he caught the ball in a post-up position and this time backed down his defender, spined to the right, and threw down a double-handed dunk on Jackson.
The moments went viral as Smart’s lessons had paid off in real games and helped expand Edey’s bag, as we say in the NBA.

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30 Comments

  1. For anyone who thinks itโ€™s insane to take post advice from a guard, Marcus Smart is one of the best post defending guards in the league right next to Jrue Holiday. He knows what heโ€™s talking about.

  2. Thereโ€™s no way a center of his caliber wouldnโ€™t already know how to spin like that. Like what have you been doing all this time?

  3. Just needs to work on his mobility if possible, and we have created baby Shaq ๐Ÿ˜‚, and if he gets used to going right and using what Shaq used to do, he will definitely become baby Shaq, I donโ€™t wanna sound weird but Iโ€™m calling him that because I donโ€™t want him to be Shaq 2.0 or Shaq of our area without proof of future games that he can be willing to take up the challenge of being a good center and learning the ways of Shaq-Fu ๐Ÿ˜‚

  4. Yes please bring back post up moves in the NBA, not this Gen Z style of always shooting the ball

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