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Nahhh that's a walk...😂

You can lift your pivot, true. However, you can’t lift your pivot and have the other foot on the floor. If you lift your pivot, you must lift off both feet’s at same time. If you don’t, by definition, you are switching pivots and that is traveling.

@@MuayThaiMiko that is not specified in the rule. There is no such thing as switching pivots. The rule is explained as you can lift your pivot, but you have to pass or shoot after. If you put it back down then thats a travel. Have you ever considered reading the rule book. Really it hardly takes 2 minutes.

@@bozdogan_ no sense arguing with a fool

so it is now legal to change your pivot???

what are you talking about!! He established his pivot foot when he came to a stop!!

bruh! how is that clean. How is that not changing your established pivot? Or is it okay now to change pivot feet... you can't have it both ways...

He established his pivot foot, pivoted around and then took another step...

@@100yearsofwealth Sp what exactly is the issue? His pivot foot never came back down, so wheres the travel?

Right foot came up way before the shot....

@@christaylor9095 thank you!

Right foot came off the floor, which is ok. The problem is when the right foot comes off the floor, the left foot is still on the floor. This by definition is switching your pivot, or traveling violation.

Thought u couldn’t pick up your foot once it’s planted but whatever ion make the rules😭

my gee, that's exactly my thoughts....

my brotha! thank you

And the rule book dont care about what you say fool.

thanks... at least I know i'm not crazy...

So what is the difference between someone coming to a complete stop, establishing their pivot, and then changing their pivot foot to take a shot? That's what he did, that moves gives an unfair advantage. That's why he scored so easy...if the play stops and you establish a pivot foot, how can you then just change your pivot and call it a step-through.... no one did this sh*t the whole time MJ or KOBE were around,,, new gen making up sh*t, simple question... Did he come to a complete stop? Yes, Did he then change his established pivot foot? Yes...

Traveling. The first simple rule of the game.

Clear travel

​@@100yearsofwealthit's not a travel please learn the rules

@@100yearsofwealth Kobe has done a step-through, tho. It's not a new thing. ua-cam.com/video/gQSmfwtsVCs/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/3vKjStc_5BM/v-deo.html The difference is that you're not allowed to bring your pivot foot back down, because THEN it is a travel. In this clip Jaylen lands with his right foot first and establishes that as his pivot, then he steps through with his left and lifting his pivot foot and shooting before bringing it back down, thus not a travel. What you mean to tell us would be right if he landed his pivot foot back down, because then he would have changed his pivot foot, making it a travel.

There are pg’s with more assists than him who have way less turnovers, and pg’s in general with a better ratio. You only apply context to Lebron because you’re biased but not someone else. Lebron is a great playmaker but he’s not miles ahead of Mike, maybe further along than Kobe. When Mike played pg in the 80’s he was a better decision maker than lebron

Having the ball in your hands makes you more susceptive to turnovers. Also LeBron has the ball in his hands more than Jordan??? Maybe but not by enough to not make this impressive. Kobe and Jordan were ball dominate.

Wait, why are you doing the assits-turnover ratio? Why not average turnover per game? MJ and Kobe aren't playing as pointguards. Or how about touches- turnover ratio?

if you go by per 100 possessions Kobe and lebron were close Lebron 4.7 Kobe 4.3 Jordan 3.7. Magic Johnson 5, John stockton 4.5 chris paul 3.5, you have to eliminate discrepancies in pace and minutes. we are talking every 100 possessions 1 TO seperates all of them WHO CARES? kobe turned the ball over a lot for an iso player. its very marginal. some more Kevin Durant 4.3 steph Curry 4.4. im sure illegal defense rule changes are a factor as well.

Chris Paul is 3rd all time in assists but 35th all time in turnovers. LeBron is 4th all time in assists but *1st* all time in turnovers. No need for fancy math. That tells me all I need to know. Oh, and CP3 is still active and is in his 19th NBA season. So it's not as if he had a short NBA career.

Bro, I'm really sick of these people

I hear ya! Mac is a solid player, but I think from what i've seen of Bronny he has a better control of the floor as opposed to Mac who is more of a great one on one guy..Bronny seems to be able to make good passes, create spacing and have a solid overall game IQ....will it translate to real playing time and success in the NBA...we shall see! Thanks for commenting!

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