Kyrie Irving SICK Layup over Draymond Green

Here is Kyrie Irving's AND 1 over Draymond Green. All copyright goes to the NBA. Like/Subscribe for more videos

[chucktaylor]

This is the best layup I’ve ever seen in my life!

[laneyj]

This is legitimately one of the best finishes ever. This is what makes Kyrie the best.

[ingislakur]

Underrated basket! should be one of the top final baskets ever.

[brianthompson]

This is the best layup in NBA history. Given the degree of difficulty, who it was over, and the stage it was on.

[cm]

he made it look simple but this is easily one of the most insanely difficult layups I've ever seen and to hit it in such a important moment, coming back, win or go home is also crazy.

[gregg]

The way he dangles the ball out to lure Draymond in that 1 step to draw the fall, incredible finish. Knew the Cavs were winning the game the minute this shot went in.

[GunninRebel]

Cold-blooded shot and I loved the hand pistol waving motion afterwords in slow-mo. Just legendary. If he stayed Cleveland would’ve got that title Toronto got.

[charleshighland]

High glass, off hand, wrong foot, over one of the leagues best defenders in the world. What the fuck

[ermiashagosfinalboss]

This shot was physically, mentally, emotionally, gravationally, socially, and just impossible to do

[beenizz]

All the little super duper subtle changes in pace, he’s just like tiny archibald

[EmziTV]

Probably the best layup ever, , to do it in game 7, against arguably the best defender in the nba

[timocruz]

great finish. My fav Kyrie play is in 2015 in game 1 vs the Warriors. He steals a Draymond entry pass and had Draymond turning every which way to track him.

[Colinkrauss]

Kyrie is such a G. The dude is AMAZING at bumping into players to get them off balance and get himself out of their reach. Occasionally, he can do a bit of a push off or elbow, but he’s 6’2 190lb. Asking for the offensive foul would be embarrassing.
0:18 - Ever so slightly knocks green a couple inches back
0:19 - jumps to the left to stay out of reach
0:31 - Pause the play at Draymond’s apex of his contest.

Every fraction of an inch counts. And it all started by purposely crashing into a dude way bigger than him at the perfect angle to knock him back.

[TheIrapprettygood]

I read in a magazine that Kyrie's father cut the corners off the backboard and that Kyrie would turn his Fathers BMW headlights on in the driveway for light, he would practice to sometimes 1:00am and how Kyrie would dribble Tennis Balls with Trash Bags on them BEFORE he started dribbling Basketballs with Trash Bags on them... it was 6yrs ago and i was on a flight to Killen Texas with my mom for my uncles funeral and ever since i read that article he's done nothing but become my favorite player #LakerNation #CowboysNation #tarheelnation

[Nightwatchman]

The wild part is Draymond played such smart and great defense on that play like that’s what coaches what you to do.
Draymond does an excellent job of getting to the middle of the lane, and cutting off Kyrie’s right. Over 90% of the NBA when that happens they either dish to someone or go back out with the ball because the fastbreak is done pretty much.
However, Kyrie isn’t in the 90%, just wow

[gunthro]

Off hand, wrong foot, got fouled, using the glass from the baseline while flying out of bounds, AND got his fucking eye poked or something. Seriously, this is one of the hardest shots I’ve ever seen live

[HDGenes]

no cap I put this in my bag after this game, Warriors fan but I always think about this lay up watching it live was unbelievable

[ejay]

Those fingers guns he does after is stupid hot

[Colinkrauss]

This and1 layup is absolutely preposterous

[edwardbiglang-awa]

No more fast breaks in the league anymore 💔 everyone fouls on purpose