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  • Moses Shuttlesworth
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    • Aug 2006
    • 9435

    #1

    Best handles in the NBA?

    What do you guys think? I vote Crawford.
  • Kashanova
    Hall Of Fame
    • Aug 2003
    • 12695

    #2
    Re: Best handles in the NBA?

    B Diddy

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    • z Revis
      Hall Of Fame
      • Oct 2008
      • 13639

      #3
      Re: Best handles in the NBA?

      Steve Nash
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      • HMcCoy
        All Star
        • Jan 2003
        • 8212

        #4
        Re: Best handles in the NBA?

        Nash. Not fancy, but can control the ball in traffic like no other, IMO.
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        • Bornindamecca
          Books Nelson Simnation
          • Jul 2007
          • 10919

          #5
          Re: Best handles in the NBA?

          Skip
          CP3/Nash
          Crawford
          AI
          Williams
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          • ProjectRipCity
            Banned
            • Aug 2008
            • 2395

            #6
            Re: Best handles in the NBA?

            1. Nash
            2. CP3
            3. Iverson

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            • X*Cell
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              • Sep 2002
              • 8107

              #7
              Re: Best handles in the NBA?

              Rasho Nesterovic!
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              • ProjectRipCity
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                • Aug 2008
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                #8
                Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                Ha Seung Jin

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                • ex carrabba fan
                  I'll thank him for you
                  • Oct 2004
                  • 32744

                  #9
                  Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                  Originally posted by Bornindamecca
                  Skip
                  CP3/Nash
                  Crawford
                  AI
                  Williams
                  Ah you read my mind.

                  Skip #1
                  Honestly #2 is a toss up between Paul, Nash, Crawford, Diddy, A.I.

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                  • Bornindamecca
                    Books Nelson Simnation
                    • Jul 2007
                    • 10919

                    #10
                    Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                    Originally posted by ex carrabba fan
                    Ah you read my mind.

                    Skip #1
                    Honestly #2 is a toss up between Paul, Nash, Crawford, Diddy, A.I.
                    Yeah, I really should have drawn a line under Skip and put everyone else. Out of that group, I'd probably pick Nash. Crawford has the ball on the string, but I've seen him lose it when he gets really fast with his handle. I've seen CP3 lose it when he tries to get too fancy, but in his defense, I've also seen him pull off ridiculous moves at top speed. No comment on Diddy. He's a great ball handler. AI is top notch, but not as versatile a ball handler as Skip and Steve. They seem like they can dribble with their eyebrows if they want. I give the nod to Skip for obvious reasons. People who think of And 1 need to watch him at the Rucker, which is competitive basketball at a very, very high level @ tournament time.
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                    • ex carrabba fan
                      I'll thank him for you
                      • Oct 2004
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                      #11
                      Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                      Originally posted by Bornindamecca
                      Yeah, I really should have drawn a line under Skip and put everyone else. Out of that group, I'd probably pick Nash. Crawford has the ball on the string, but I've seen him lose it when he gets really fast with his handle. I've seen CP3 lose it when he tries to get too fancy, but in his defense, I've also seen him pull off ridiculous moves at top speed. No comment on Diddy. He's a great ball handler. AI is top notch, but not as versatile a ball handler as Skip and Steve. They seem like they can dribble with their eyebrows if they want. I give the nod to Skip for obvious reasons. People who think of And 1 need to watch him at the Rucker, which is competitive basketball at a very, very high level @ tournament time.
                      I think we all slept on Stevie Franchise, although I could see how he doesn't really count since he's not really in the league anymore.

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                      • Bornindamecca
                        Books Nelson Simnation
                        • Jul 2007
                        • 10919

                        #12
                        Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                        Stevie had a great handle. Wonderful crossover. Can't put him on the list though. There are times where I've seen him get out of control or have to look at the ball on a move. Not that it really means anything at the end of the day, but if we're talking about "best", then I have to say that I see a greater level of control in Skip, Nash and Diddy.
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                        • z Revis
                          Hall Of Fame
                          • Oct 2008
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                          #13
                          Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                          Whatever happened to Stevie Franchise? The dude just fell off the face of the Earth.
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                          • nogster
                            MVP
                            • Mar 2006
                            • 3831

                            #14
                            Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                            Originally posted by z Revis
                            Whatever happened to Stevie Franchise? The dude just fell off the face of the Earth.
                            his game was too reliant on his remarkable athleticism....
                            he became injury prone and with that his athletic gifts deteriorated.....he also didnt have the best attitude, and needed to dominate the ball to be effective, which isnt a positive virtue in team sports, unless your skills exceed your team mates, which wasnt the case anymore with francis.

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                            • DC
                              Hall Of Fame
                              • Oct 2002
                              • 17996

                              #15
                              Re: Best handles in the NBA?

                              It can be one of 30+ dudes. Don't see the need to single out one person and say they are the BEST. Never really liked, "Who is the best" type of questions when it comes to things that can't be measured
                              Concrete evidence/videos please

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