This NBA Player Changed His Jump Shot MID-GAME

In today's video, I explain how Mikal Bridges changed his jump shot mid-game against the Celtics.

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[danielharyanto]

He changed his form again today. And it does look better

[Hdotssp]

I believe his changed had to do with becoming a dominant scorer, he was already changing his shot these couple years. He had a more of a 1 motion shot .

He was mostly spot shooting with the suns if i recall. Your 100% spot on . Maybe the shot hasnt become muscle memory yet. We will see what he does. This could be a problem later on this season. He is a natural shooter, i believe he will figure it out

[georgecherry]

I'm not sure when or what he's changed but I know that his shot is dropping now and it has been since the second half of that Celtic game and now he looks like he was worth the price. He dominated in the Pacers game at the Garden and the Knicks aren't worried and neither am I.

[OGDavePhx]

Good content. Thinking he did bring the shot forward, but as importantly it seems he found the exact right release point after holding it suspended at the top for a second. IMO

[howequalspeace]

On the fadeaways it’s more deceptive, but his release is still higher. I think he sped up his shot motion

[adrenaline]

He definitely is faster. Second half + game against Indiana, it felt like he was far more sure of his attempts, quicker release, smoother motion, no hesitation/aim.

[Ferrarri]

Speeding release most def. But the constant thought of quick released brought the shot down

[hayatorpg]

Its like hes trying to shoot like Marcus Camby

[prazzy]

Tbh once the shot is dropping. Don’t tinker and fuk around with a shot that’s already dropping !!!

[tomerben-arosh]

He doesn’t change anything. At this level you don’t make a changes in the halftime and make your shooting percents by 190%. He know how to fold every single shot he take. It’s all about confidence.

[gamechanger]

He did niether. He was shooting too "slow" by going into the motion of his shot too slow, and his balance/momentum was off because of that. He's going into his shot much quicker and riding that momentum on his follow-through in the 2nd half. In other words it's simply a continuous shooting motion instead of the 2 part hitched motion he was previously doing🤷‍♂️

[Ryan__]

whats the point of the title though, like the thumbnail shows who tf youre gonna talk about

[MRGDBAR]

Man shut up he's a pro NBA player how you going to judge him??

[Angel-rn]

I really think what happened is he was brought up in the middle class family

[j-us-t_be-in-g]

This isn't rocket science guys.Lol. He changed back to his original form. He has it imbedded in memory. Lol.Y'all are acting real slow. Lol.

[JamesPerrone-qqph]

If I was guarding him he wouldn't score a point. Go on now.

[theoneaboveall]

all that shows you is if you 6'6 + and athletic you can go to the nba with minimum training. how ben simmons, him, shawn marion, etc.. made it to the nba and cant shoot for ish ?? you have been playing ball since 3 years old and nobody helped or told you to change your motion ?? bruh. 6'6+ athletic ( fast, quick, jump, ..) easy to make it to the nba.