Tyrese Haliburton's Unique Passing Talent

The Art of the Jump Pass: How Tyrese Haliburton’s unique passing style makes him one of the most efficient offensive superstars in a long time

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[JacksterH]

Awesome to see thinking basketball getting recognition from the league and being elevated to a bigger stage!

[JoeMapes]

He's like a great QB on a basketball court. He releases the ball just prior to the sack when the defense has committed.

[Z_Is_Me_Reacts]

Back to back 20/20 games is historical

[rjt]

Thinking Basketball is the best. Each episode has insane replayability too. One of my favorites is their episode on luck. They talk about it as a thing in and of itself but also discuss how it can be a quantifiable and somewhat observable statistic, it's fricken great stuff and absolute word candy.

[MuckNoya]

43 assists and only 2 TO's over the last 2 games is beyond crazy.

[kevinhu]

LOVE THIS BREAKDOWN! One of the flashiest, funnest players in the league right now, so much potential! I hope he manages to find even greater heights than our former Point God... his scoring and charisma feel even better than CP3's at times--hope he gets the longevity and luck needed to succeed 💯

[Ruudgi]

TB is amazing @NBA I wanna see y'all using more of his insights in 2024!

[TheeKing]

Y'all need to link him in the description or a pinned comment so people can find him easily thanks to the shout out.

[noahkingsley]

Love when Ben Taylor gets recognition for his basketball analysis

[shelbytouchstone]

This guy deserves to go to the Olympics. He is so talented. Goooo Tyrese 🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀

[sheriffsaliu]

This video showed his strengths but really exposed his weakness. He's really vulnerable to blitzing which is what the Lakers did during the in season tournament.

[rome]

Incredible breakdown as always. TB is the only analyst that dissects a topic that anyone has never thought of.

[EtiandroRosa]

Man, more collab with Thinking Basketball, pls! Make it regular

[victorminkov]

Jumping to pass is only a bad idea if you don’t know where you’re going with ball. Tyrese is very aware of where players are on the court so he makes very few mistakes while doing so.

[eyemunchained]

Old skoolers remember coaches yelling at players for passing while in the air.
Today jump passes are lethal.

[zachf]

He's next level at reading the defense. It'd be a great interview to ask him about it and how much is instinct and how much is training and congnizant decision making.

[MinLee]

God I love this. I was taught so hard not to jump on my passes when I was young. But it was my style, for the reasons stated in this video, and I wasn't turning the ball over. Still, I listened to coach and didn't get back to jump passing until adulthood.

[EJD]

Caitlin Cooper wrote about this about a year ago so give her a shout out if you can. One of the most talented basketball writers out there.

[fedcud]

One of my favorites and go to as 6’5 ball fanatic

[Itisthemuffin]

Great to see the recognition with fan analysis!!!!