Tonight, Dwyane Wade looks more like Dwyane Wade than he has at any other point in this series (and his impact shows in the score). Watch this perfect Euro step and dunk on the break from the first half: Read More »

Mike Conley‘s crossover here on Matt Barnes is so fast and tight, we’re not even really sure Barnes knows what happened – he wakes up and Conley is already by him: Read More »

Stutter steps, spins, crossovers, step-back jumpers – watch Stephen Curry hit the Spurs’ Gary Neal with the full rapid fire buffet on this clip. So sick. Read More »

Remember when I used to say I thought Deron Williams had the nastiest handles in the league? Eventually, Williams started to fall off, Kyrie Irving emerged and all of that was forgotten. Cleveland forgot too. Last night, as we mentioned in Smack, Williams had the play of the evening, hitting the Cavs with a ridiculous hesitation crossover and then finishing in the lane with a dunk. Read More »

In the Cleveland Cavaliers huddle, with his team up one point and on defense with two seconds left in the game, we are almost positive that Byron Scott‘s message to his guys was definitely not, “Let Jeff Green drive right down the middle of the lane untouched for a layup to beat us.” Or maybe it was. Read More »

The Knicks are walking around wounded right now, and fell again in Portland last night, being unable to back up their boy Raymond Felton‘s claims that he was going to kill the Blazers. But J.R. Smith did have one great highlight: this nasty, one-handed crush in the lane. Read More »

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Chris Paul was a monster in the Clippers’ win over the Pacers in Indiana last night. Aside from scoring the final eight points of the game for the Clippers (of his 29 total), he also dropped eight dimes and a Paul George.

Watch CP3 hit George with a series of moves that ends up with George on the ground and Chris calmly draining a deep three right in David West‘s mug: Read More »

Usually the combination of “Stephen Curry” and “ankles” makes me want to cringe because of the numerous leg injuries the Golden State guard has suffered just in the past 12 months. Tuesday night he did the breaking with a move on Indiana’s George Hill. Two things can be agreed on here: the hesitation crossover was exceptionally nasty and Hill’s grab for Curry’s ankle to stop his drive was dirty pool. Read More »

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