Traditional positions have kind of gone away in recent years as players become more well rounded and diversified in their skill set. I think it can be simplified down to Lead Guard, Wings, and Bigs and then each of those positions can be further stratified by skillset. Lead guards can either be a CP3/Nash true point type or the Steph/Kyrie/Harden combo guard type, but its not based on size. Lebron and Luka are both lead guards despite their size. Wings are mainly 3 and D guys with varying levels of secondary playmaking abilities. Then bigs are mainly screen setters and rim protectors, with varying offensive skillsets. A 5 man lineup has at least one each of lead guard, wing, and big and then the last two positions are mix and match based on the skillset of your personnel. For example with the Nuggets, Jamal Murry is the lead guard, Michael Porter Jr Aaron Gordan and Bruce Brown are wings, and Jokic is the big. They are just a special case becasue Jokic is also the primary playmaker from the elbow, but they have a very well constructed modern basketball team.
I feel like hasn’t been much separating SGs and SFs besides their height in some cases, the barrier between SF and PF is definitely starting to breakdown as well. I feel like there’s a lot of guys, like PG13 and Kawhi who could realistically play 2-4 and be fine at each position.
Combo guard..my favorite position! I feel like this position is extremely effective in any type of play settling, pick games, real nba games, high school games etc. there are even some who can rebound like a power forward which is good for their ‘position’
Your explanation is the clearest, simplest one I've seen so far! I especially like how you explain the hybrid roles since sometimes I'll see DeRozan marked as a Shooting Guard but other times he'll show as a Small Forward and I never know which it is
Well, maybe. Giannis is sort of a positionless big. He can handle the ball, score inside, play perimeter defense, help, or be a primary rim protector. I think a better example of a modern 4 would be Al Horford, but he often plays the 5. Most 4s nowadays more closely resemble 3s.
Great video! One thing that i think is important to mention is the 4/5 role of being a screener and a roller. Nowadays pick and roll is a given in any offense and a big who is quick to set his feet and put pressure on a lob or a roll pass is a huge part of good bigs
Watching youtube I felt so nitpicky and negative today, so it feels like a blessing to watch such a flawless, informative and visually appealing video. Thumbs up and thank you!
I remember in 9th grade. We had to do a power point on the medveil ages or whatever. My teacher said I was the few kids that did fine on it. So he made the entire class redo it on something or someone they love. I did mines on basketball. Had 20 slides talking about other stuff and etc. He never let me go tho.
This, good sir, turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. I get tongue tied and frustrated and then fk the explanation up when I could just have just watched this to find some examples, so, cheers mate, really appreciate how thorough this was, helped me imagine things much better. Thanks again fella 🏴👍🏻 God bless
It’s a nice video I like the concept of breaking it down for novice. At the end of the day, you play you skill set. Just cause your a power forward doesn’t automatically make you powerful. Just cause you’re a shoointg guard doesn’t make you a lights out shoot. Russell Westbrook is a screener a lot of the time in LA and Houston and he’s a PG. Jokic brings the hall up and is the best passer.
each position has it's role much like football. but overtime you got someone like Lebron who can play as 1/3/4, or Giannis who's a 4 that can drive like 2, or Davis a 4/5 who's really agile and strong. it's like if you can shoot, pass, and drive well. then you probably can play more than 1 position. coach can adjust your play and role if you're versatile.
would have loved to see actual clips of games as you explained positions, that would have made it much easier to understand for someone who is relatively new to the games. Nevertheless, thanks for the video!
I would pick from the 90s stars. Jordan, Garnett, Kid, Payton, Bryant, Iverson, McGrady, Pippen, V.Carter, P. Pierce, Shaq, Duncan, Ewing, Olajuwon, Stockton, Malone, Barkley, Robinson, Ray Allen, Kemp, Drexler, Mutombo (the order was a total random chaos)
Thanks. Very helpful as a european soccer (we call it football haha) watcher. Watched the vid to understand where the WTF, when Wemby, center by nature, claims to be capable to play point guard. What a stretch!
IF IM NOT IN ONE OF THESE QUALITIES FOR A POSITION THEN WHAT PLAYERS SHOULD I STUDY?😢 -Decent ball handling -Perfect Form but cant shoot -small -Noice Rebounding -i pass.alot. -i stay inside the low and high posts alot. -I have nice defense -i can still score my own buckets (Me btw)
Yo Brodie, I’m 15 years old entering 10th grade and I’m 6 foot 1 with shoes the last time I checked and weigh about 153 pounds. What position is recommended based on my information that I gave you and which players should I study?
Point Guards: Magic Johnson, Steve Nash, Chris Paul, John Stockton, Allen Iverson, Stephen Curry Shooting Guards: Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Klay Thompson, Reggie Miller, Larry Bird, Small Forwards: Scottie Pippen, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, Julius Erving, Dominique Wilkins Power Forwards: Charles Barkley, Karl Malone, Tim Duncan, Blake Griffin, Kevin Garnett, Dennis Rodman Centers: Shaquille O'Neal, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell, Hakeem Olajuwan
Weird choices for the example players, but overall good explanations. You did leave out screening from the skillset of 4s and 5s though. Also more info on their defensive responsibilities would be nice since defense is one of the main reason teams still bother with positions.
Same applies for football aka soccer. Modern players at the elite level are all expected to be technically gifted, pressure resistant, great passers etc. and to play multiple positions, much like i the Dutch "total football" of the Cruyff era
@@ItsAllAboutGuitar I know im late but dude the majority of pros ARE elite at most things compared to amateurs, but they are average compared to the stars. Like in Man City all the defenders can hit inch perfect passes across the pitch maybe 5-6 times out of 10. But compared to KDB or Kroos they're still average.
Hey guys , i recently gave up soccer which was my game of choice for the past 12 years to play basketball . I was asked to play for my school . I am not tall by world definition but i am for a teenage South African male and South African in general ( i am 5ft 8 and the average height here is 5ft 5/6) In our past 12 training sessions : I'm a ball winner ( guarding and interceptions ) Shooter ( scored a lot of points in the last 4 sessions ) Passer ( I make a lot of passes ) What position do you think i should play ?
Where to start point guard Pistol Pete Marovovich, small forward Larry Bird, Center Wilt the stilt Chamberlain, power forward Carl Malone, shooting guard Jerry West.
i just played an all star game in 2k23 mycareer and my team was me (pg) zion (sg) tatum (sf) durant (pf) embid (c) . it was definitely the easiest game i ever played
Thanks for this. I've never really watch NBA. I think I've seen maybe 1 NBA game in my life. But I'm a March Madness junkie. I LOVE college basketball, even watch my local university women's team.
@@2khub155 I joined the team at my school but I don't know what position I'd play. Can you help me? I'm around 5'7, not too quick, lack in dribbling and passing but I am decent in shooting and defending.
I’ve always been a Sixers fan but have never been much of an all around NBA guy. The game seems kind of boring until the playoffs/4th quarter. College is so much more entertaining IMO.
@@ahmedfarah4094 there’s actual strategy and game plan involved. Watch how they actually play defense and don’t just chuck up brick ball 3’s every time they have possession. NBA is nothing more than a glorified skills competition every game. Didn’t used to be that way either. So much less competitive than it was.
yea and people always put me as point guard even if i hate analyzing the game and looking at game clips and all that i just wanna play, shooting guard or small forward is way more my taste. i guess theres name for that too.
@@boyscout7277 Yeah Jordan too. Both guys plus Wade were prototypical SGs. Three level scorers, great defenders, Franchise corrnerstones, stonecold killers.
@@redherring4119 honestly I was not a fan of either and I feel as though while great, Kobe was not on the level MJ. A very good imitation during the post Jordan era. Those early days before MJ won a title he was pretty inhuman. I get it tho people want to compare the 2.
LeBron is not a good example for a classic SF. That’s more the job players like Kawhi Leonard or Andre Iguodala are doing. LBJ does a whole lot of PG work, classic Point Forward as mentioned at the end.
The 5th nba player in the game is a role player. This role player is like an nfl punt returner. Not much scoring or any defense. Just free throws, inbound the ball, and the player will be in tip-off! you can reply
@@MFWHOM Honestly SF and SG are very similar positions. The training/skillset that you need for both are virtually the same so I don't think it's a big deal if at some point you end playing more SG
@@snowmansportsmedia idk about SG cuz I can't shoot from 3 efficiently the main reason I considered SF was due to it being one of the main defenders which is one of my strong suits
It would probably help to not use all time greats as your example lol. LBJ as an example of a small forward makes it tough to recognize what the average small forward does, which is not lead the league in assists lol
Best examples for descriptions in this video
PG-Steve Nash
SG-Klay Thomson
SF-Kawhi Leonard
PF-Giannis Antetokunmpo
C-Hakeem Olajuwon
I like this!
Cp3 ray Allen Lebron giannis Hakeem is better
John Stockton is a textbook PG and Tim Duncan and textbook PF imo.
Top 5 textbook PG - Isaiah Thomas, John Starks, John Stockton, Steve Nash, Andre Miller
Tim Duncan is more of a traditional PF than hyper athletic Giannis
Traditional positions have kind of gone away in recent years as players become more well rounded and diversified in their skill set. I think it can be simplified down to Lead Guard, Wings, and Bigs and then each of those positions can be further stratified by skillset. Lead guards can either be a CP3/Nash true point type or the Steph/Kyrie/Harden combo guard type, but its not based on size. Lebron and Luka are both lead guards despite their size. Wings are mainly 3 and D guys with varying levels of secondary playmaking abilities. Then bigs are mainly screen setters and rim protectors, with varying offensive skillsets.
A 5 man lineup has at least one each of lead guard, wing, and big and then the last two positions are mix and match based on the skillset of your personnel.
For example with the Nuggets, Jamal Murry is the lead guard, Michael Porter Jr Aaron Gordan and Bruce Brown are wings, and Jokic is the big. They are just a special case becasue Jokic is also the primary playmaker from the elbow, but they have a very well constructed modern basketball team.
What is a 3 and D?
@@Cryogenical3 point shooter and defence
I feel like hasn’t been much separating SGs and SFs besides their height in some cases, the barrier between SF and PF is definitely starting to breakdown as well. I feel like there’s a lot of guys, like PG13 and Kawhi who could realistically play 2-4 and be fine at each position.
Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ♥
Combo guard..my favorite position! I feel like this position is extremely effective in any type of play settling, pick games, real nba games, high school games etc. there are even some who can rebound like a power forward which is good for their ‘position’
Your explanation is the clearest, simplest one I've seen so far! I especially like how you explain the hybrid roles since sometimes I'll see DeRozan marked as a Shooting Guard but other times he'll show as a Small Forward and I never know which it is
“Anthony davis when he is healthy”
@@thechannel1098 ratio
@@b0r1ng25 ?
@@thechannel1098 God bless
@@xllisaiah7436 nobody asked for bible verses
@@b0r1ng25 And?
0:00 Intro
0:59 Point Guard
2:00 Shooting Guard
3:08 Small Forward
4:11 Power Forward
5:19 Center
6:28 Bonus and Terms
thank you 😂
Giannis is great example of a power forward
He is. He's also the main reason I chose the Bucks as my team
Well, maybe. Giannis is sort of a positionless big. He can handle the ball, score inside, play perimeter defense, help, or be a primary rim protector. I think a better example of a modern 4 would be Al Horford, but he often plays the 5. Most 4s nowadays more closely resemble 3s.
@@AB-sw4kb Most 4s nowadays are 3s that were too slow to guard most other 3s
The NBA isn't the best example of "pure" basketball anymore because the talent and skill level just isn't comparable to traditional basketball anymore
He power and he forward, hence power forward
Great video! One thing that i think is important to mention is the 4/5 role of being a screener and a roller. Nowadays pick and roll is a given in any offense and a big who is quick to set his feet and put pressure on a lob or a roll pass is a huge part of good bigs
Watching youtube I felt so nitpicky and negative today, so it feels like a blessing to watch such a flawless, informative and visually appealing video. Thumbs up and thank you!
James Harden is the best example of a superstar combo guard who experienced a lot of success playing either guard position, blending elements of both
Harden just a stand still player a ball hog useless when ball is not in his hand. No defense
Too bad that success doesn’t transfer to the playoffs lmaooo
That's a weird way to spell Steph Curry
@@billward5558Embiid had a 37% usage rate and Harden had a 25% usage rate, yet Harden is the ball hog? You're a casual bro.
Harden trash
Short and to the point. Thank you!
Like the pg 😂
@@InsensitiveUncleside-eye
@@junior24s67 major side eye
Thank you for this. Aside from center, i really didn't know much about the differing positions and their roles.
ANTHONY DAVIS WHEN HES HEALTHY HAS ME SCREAMING 5:01
I remember in 9th grade. We had to do a power point on the medveil ages or whatever. My teacher said I was the few kids that did fine on it. So he made the entire class redo it on something or someone they love. I did mines on basketball. Had 20 slides talking about other stuff and etc. He never let me go tho.
i've been playing basketball for 3 months, i didn't know i was "center" the whole time i was playing, thx for the explanation.
Nikola Jokic is changing what it means to be a center. His ball handling and playmaking are insane
For sure!
Bill Laimbeer done that already.
@@nwakava9558 Respectfully, Laimbeer averaged 2.0 assists per game. He and Jokic are not the same
@@nwakava9558no bud
@@snowmansportsmediatalk to em
This, good sir, turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. I get tongue tied and frustrated and then fk the explanation up when I could just have just watched this to find some examples, so, cheers mate, really appreciate how thorough this was, helped me imagine things much better. Thanks again fella 🏴👍🏻 God bless
It’s a nice video I like the concept of breaking it down for novice. At the end of the day, you play you skill set. Just cause your a power forward doesn’t automatically make you powerful. Just cause you’re a shoointg guard doesn’t make you a lights out shoot. Russell Westbrook is a screener a lot of the time in LA and Houston and he’s a PG. Jokic brings the hall up and is the best passer.
You forgot about the position of bench warmer
Your specialty!
@@snowmansportsmedia it’s mines. ):
@@snowmansportsmedia me personally, would not take that level of disrespect
@@snowmansportsmedia damn
@@Bopmyglizz Haha for context, he's one of my best friends ;)
Point-Center is gonna be the next big position people go for
Jokic already is
Best explanation I have ever heard. Well done
As a fan who watches nba over 20 years now i don’t know why i watched this video. Great video anyway.
each position has it's role much like football. but overtime you got someone like Lebron who can play as 1/3/4, or Giannis who's a 4 that can drive like 2, or Davis a 4/5 who's really agile and strong.
it's like if you can shoot, pass, and drive well. then you probably can play more than 1 position. coach can adjust your play and role if you're versatile.
Anthony Davis when he is healthy XD lol
would have loved to see actual clips of games as you explained positions, that would have made it much easier to understand for someone who is relatively new to the games. Nevertheless, thanks for the video!
I'm watching this at half past twelve because I'm a kuroko no basket fan 🗣️🔥
I would pick from the 90s stars. Jordan, Garnett, Kid, Payton, Bryant, Iverson, McGrady, Pippen, V.Carter, P. Pierce, Shaq, Duncan, Ewing, Olajuwon, Stockton, Malone, Barkley, Robinson, Ray Allen, Kemp, Drexler, Mutombo (the order was a total random chaos)
Rodman
When you look up small forward there should be a picture of Bird. The true GOAT.
Thank you so much for the help that way I could know each basketball position when I’m in the team.
Best small forward ever, Larry Legend.
I have a basketball game tomorrow having no idea what I’m doing so thanks😂
Bruh samee😭 I didn't even go to practice...never even played basketball in my life 💀
Bro this makes being a street hooper tryna join a team so much easier
What is a good basketball to actually buy? I've been thinking of getting a new one but I don't really understand which ones are good and which are bad
wilson evolution the average basketball they have everywhere
or a nike elite
Wilson
wilson, spalding, or nike elite
Thanks man now I know what to do in the court
Thank you so much I was having trouble deciding which position I would like to try out for thank you😊
I'm kind of short and really fast good at getting through defense so should I play point guard
Thanks. Very helpful as a european soccer (we call it football haha) watcher. Watched the vid to understand where the WTF, when Wemby, center by nature, claims to be capable to play point guard. What a stretch!
I was translating the roles into football positions, really interesting how most roles are so attacking.
Great education video. Thank you for posting!
Really helpful video! thanks man 😀
There are playmakers, wings and bigs. That’s it
Thought Jeezy was giving commentary on sports but this works too.
Thanks bro my tryouts are tomorrow!
Good luck my friend!
@@snowmansportsmedia thanks 🙏!
@@J4yfrrrr did u make it
I don’t think he made it 😢
Oh my bad yeah I made it thanks for asking!
3:52 I love how this iconic shot of LeQing is him basically carrying
hanks for this video. Really useful
Thank you now i know what positions i can play power forward and center
IF IM NOT IN ONE OF THESE QUALITIES FOR A POSITION THEN WHAT PLAYERS SHOULD I STUDY?😢
-Decent ball handling
-Perfect Form but cant shoot
-small
-Noice Rebounding
-i pass.alot.
-i stay inside the low and high posts alot.
-I have nice defense
-i can still score my own buckets
(Me btw)
Maybe this guy? ua-cam.com/video/zayqcbyebrQ/v-deo.html
Coaches love hustling defense-first guys
A sg maybe you don’t have to a certain height to play a certain role but it does help. Iverson played sg although he was shorter
Josh hart
i just got done with my tryouts and if i get in i wanna atleast learn this
Yo Brodie, I’m 15 years old entering 10th grade and I’m 6 foot 1 with shoes the last time I checked and weigh about 153 pounds. What position is recommended based on my information that I gave you and which players should I study?
If you're 15 sounds like you still got some growing so I would say now you're probably a PG or SG, but could end being more like a wing or even a PF
@@snowmansportsmedia my expected will probably be around 6 foot 3 to 6 foot 4. So point guard I guess?
Point Guards: Magic Johnson, Steve Nash, Chris Paul, John Stockton, Allen Iverson, Stephen Curry
Shooting Guards: Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Klay Thompson, Reggie Miller, Larry Bird,
Small Forwards: Scottie Pippen, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, Julius Erving, Dominique Wilkins
Power Forwards: Charles Barkley, Karl Malone, Tim Duncan, Blake Griffin, Kevin Garnett, Dennis Rodman
Centers: Shaquille O'Neal, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell, Hakeem Olajuwan
Weird choices for the example players, but overall good explanations. You did leave out screening from the skillset of 4s and 5s though. Also more info on their defensive responsibilities would be nice since defense is one of the main reason teams still bother with positions.
These sound more like attributes than formalized roles/positions.
Excellent analysis
Same applies for football aka soccer. Modern players at the elite level are all expected to be technically gifted, pressure resistant, great passers etc. and to play multiple positions, much like i the Dutch "total football" of the Cruyff era
When you're a pro, I don't get why you wouldn't practice all facets of the game and strive to be elite in all.
@@ItsAllAboutGuitarExactly you never know if one of your teammates get hurt, and you gotta take their spot
@@ItsAllAboutGuitar I know im late but dude the majority of pros ARE elite at most things compared to amateurs, but they are average compared to the stars. Like in Man City all the defenders can hit inch perfect passes across the pitch maybe 5-6 times out of 10. But compared to KDB or Kroos they're still average.
I think there are only three positions now. Guard, forward, and center.
lol agreed
thanks. Just realized im joining a team tmrw, but im a street hooper, a decent one. don't know positions
This season Jokic is literally playing all 5 positions haha
Thanks for this video. Really useful, can’t wait to watch the NFL ones as I have no clue about that.
Hey guys , i recently gave up soccer which was my game of choice for the past 12 years to play basketball . I was asked to play for my school .
I am not tall by world definition but i am for a teenage South African male and South African in general ( i am 5ft 8 and the average height here is 5ft 5/6)
In our past 12 training sessions :
I'm a ball winner ( guarding and interceptions )
Shooter ( scored a lot of points in the last 4 sessions )
Passer ( I make a lot of passes )
What position do you think i should play ?
Point forward: Grant Hill + Scottie Pippen
Dwade best combo guard of all time
Where to start point guard Pistol Pete Marovovich, small forward Larry Bird, Center Wilt the stilt Chamberlain, power forward Carl
Malone, shooting guard Jerry West.
Tryouts are in an hour thanks.
Knock em dead
@@snowmansportsmedia I made it
@@28clothingzeke nice
@@28clothingzeke yessir!! but i don’t understand, you tried out for a sport in which you’re not familiar with the positions??
@@axlprz11 I had to remind myself of them
i just played an all star game in 2k23 mycareer and my team was me (pg) zion (sg) tatum (sf) durant (pf) embid (c) . it was definitely the easiest game i ever played
Thanks for this. I've never really watch NBA. I think I've seen maybe 1 NBA game in my life. But I'm a March Madness junkie. I LOVE college basketball, even watch my local university women's team.
This is the only way to get this information.
Great video brother, Well explained.
nab draft explained next please
Where are these guys on the field? I feel like that's a very important thing you left out.
*on the Court
Thanks man, very comprehensive video 👏❤️
I watched this to see what position I’d play. I still don’t know
Either pf or sg I‘ve gif it down to those
Ask yourself how big you are, are you fast, can you shoot, defend, pass, dribble
@@2khub155 I joined the team at my school but I don't know what position I'd play. Can you help me? I'm around 5'7, not too quick, lack in dribbling and passing but I am decent in shooting and defending.
@@r.a.3219 maybe the 2.
@@r.a.3219 if your school has smaller guys then be a shooting guard, if they dont have, try being a point guard like someone named rajan rondo
PG: Stockton
SG: Wade
SF: Kawhi
PF: Malone
C: Admiral
No way I played for the school team and still needed to watch this
watching this knowing everything about basketball
I’ve always been a Sixers fan but have never been much of an all around NBA guy. The game seems kind of boring until the playoffs/4th quarter. College is so much more entertaining IMO.
How is college more entertaining
@@ahmedfarah4094 there’s actual strategy and game plan involved. Watch how they actually play defense and don’t just chuck up brick ball 3’s every time they have possession. NBA is nothing more than a glorified skills competition every game. Didn’t used to be that way either. So much less competitive than it was.
@@215_Philly_4for4this is literally not true. Actually a causal level take.
I like that
Now I know I can playing SF, PF and C position
I’m not gone lie I’m going to basketball camp next week so I’m trying to learn this stuff😅
You forgot the undersize bigman.. like myself that has the size of SF or SG but plays PF/C.
Barkley is that you?
yea and people always put me as point guard even if i hate analyzing the game and looking at game clips and all that i just wanna play, shooting guard or small forward is way more my taste. i guess theres name for that too.
Good stuff!!
5:02 Anthony davis "when he's healthy"
Guards forward and forwards guard very interesting sport
This really helped for someone like me who is a basketball casual. Great video sir!
Thank you
Today’s game is basically 4 combo guards & a center
What was shaq
#5
Center
usually if they’re above 7ft, they’re a center
@@thatoneveryfunnychannel2482 6’11
6’11+
Kobe was a shooting guard's shooting guard. Textbook definition of an SG.
Jordan was
@@boyscout7277 Yeah Jordan too. Both guys plus Wade were prototypical SGs. Three level scorers, great defenders, Franchise corrnerstones, stonecold killers.
@@redherring4119 honestly I was not a fan of either and I feel as though while great, Kobe was not on the level MJ. A very good imitation during the post Jordan era. Those early days before MJ won a title he was pretty inhuman. I get it tho people want to compare the 2.
LeBron is not a good example for a classic SF. That’s more the job players like Kawhi Leonard or Andre Iguodala are doing. LBJ does a whole lot of PG work, classic Point Forward as mentioned at the end.
Great video though!!
Lebron trash.
The 5th nba player in the game is a role player. This role player is like an nfl punt returner. Not much scoring or any defense. Just free throws, inbound the ball, and the player will be in tip-off! you can reply
Can you still play at SF if you're 6ft or should I try shift to PG?
What level? High School could be fine, but definitely too short to play SF at 6 feet in college or professionally
@@snowmansportsmedia Ig in America I'd be in highschool but is there point training to be a SF if I'm gonna switch at college?
@@MFWHOM Honestly SF and SG are very similar positions. The training/skillset that you need for both are virtually the same so I don't think it's a big deal if at some point you end playing more SG
@@snowmansportsmedia idk about SG cuz I can't shoot from 3 efficiently the main reason I considered SF was due to it being one of the main defenders which is one of my strong suits
Amazing video. Well done man. Really helped me.
"And the perfect example for a small forward in basketball is...."
LARRY BIRD
Although he was 6'11" so closer to a power forward or center's size.
Need to add Point Centre now😬
What do they mean when they keep saying he plays the 4 or 5?
4 = Power Forward. 5 = Center
brro had a hard time with perspective! 👀
Can somebody explain this using Micheal Jordan era Chicago Bulls as an example?
There are two positions anymore: Three point shooters that can handle the ball, theree point shooters that can pretect the rim.
Well , all the position is mainly based on height
It would probably help to not use all time greats as your example lol. LBJ as an example of a small forward makes it tough to recognize what the average small forward does, which is not lead the league in assists lol
LBJ trash.
I played some basketball for the first time with my friends and I’m almost certain if I were to ever play basketball I’d be a Point Guard.
Nice