Kyrie Irving shows off filthy handles and cooks in open runs 🔥

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[ChazNBA]

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[WarChestAnalytics]

His situational awareness is off the charts. His ability to be adaptive to anything the defence brings is uncanny. Pivot, spin, dribble behind the back, pump fake, the whole tool box is there.

[smajid]

It's crazy how hard he pounds the ball while still maintaining control

[WarOfWords]

He’s analyzing the defenders movement & using it against them is just masterful.

[marionotbros]

Kyrie without all the drama playing ball is just art

[kennethgoodall]

These plays show just how strong and in control Kyrie is when he drives

[pgpacernation]

Crazy thing is Kyrie probably not even going that hard here and still cooking them.

[miyagi-masters]

Love how Kyrie settles for the ultimate shot, a layup 🔥🔥🔥

[digitshoops]

He’s one of the smoothest ball handler I’ve ever seen. I can watch him go 1-on-1 with players all day 💪👀

[PLP]

Looks like he's doing it with 30% effort. Uncle Drew is a beast.

[MrEOM]

Another underrated thing Kyrie does at an elite level is use his body to protect the ball 🏀 no one does that better than him that’s why he’s a great finisher at the basket.

[QBziZ]

He does not have a bulky frame, but you can bet his core strength and balance is off the charts. A common trait among NBA players.

[MichaelSmith-Moving]

Kyrie going at a quarter of speed, ability, and handle just shows how great these guys are in the league.

[CoachJMagana]

You know you’re good when the opponent you’re cooking is wearing your shoe brand

[XPXhumble]

I’ve never realized how hard he attacks the paints cause of how smooth he makes it look

[taguro]

Luka needs to play with him more. They look like 3 teams when they are on the court together 😂

[joosLyfe]

😂😂😂 he plays as if he is 6’8 shit just crazy 🏀🔥💯💯

[lok]

1:23 i really thought ky was going to dunk

[easonthomas]

I still remember seeing kyrie in HS before he committed to Duke. If I could have bet on him at the time to be an NBA all-star, I would have bet my house. His handle has obviously improved since, but it was magical to watch before he even hit 18. What has always impressed me is his ability to move like a rabbit. He can move laterally at breakneck speed. Maintaining composure of his dribble alongside that is really something special. The only comparison is Pistol Pete. He wasn't nearly as fast moving laterally, but he really didn't need to. He was also a much better passer out of the dribble. He had Jokic-like vision with the best dribble of anyone the next few decades.

[joshualinnell]

Underrated player one of the best ball handlers of all time