Best post moves in the NBA

[Leetonidas]

Imagine Duncan's career had he never ed his knee up in 2000, GOAT tbh

[Fireball]

good stuff ...

[dylankerouac]

Is it as simple as trying to regenerate his cartilage in his knees? There is lots of research in this area right now. I found this link at the top of my google search http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...procedure.html and there are probably many different options that one can look into for regrowing cartilage in their knee.

We've heard that quote from Pop that Timmy's knee is bone on bone. Is this the only problem with the knee(s)?

[Budkin]

The consensus is in... Timmy D FTW.

[DMC]

Tiago Splitter is definitely my choice for best post moves when wide open for a layup and there's no reason to use a post move. He has a nasty Dream Shake he likes to use against the air.

I lol'ed.

I was thinking the same thing. He fakes out all these invisible defenders.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

Timmy had the best post moves from 1997-2009, but age has robbed him of the le. Nice piece though.

[Rapper]

Too big too strong too fast too balance

[CGD]

Nice find. Makes me nostalgic not just for the days when TD was in his prime, but when the NBA still truly featured postplay. Many of the bigs of today are merely glorified dunkers and bruisers (e.g., the "best big man in the game today" Dwight Howard).

[The_Worlds_finest]

nice find. Makes me nostalgic not just for the days when td was in his prime, but when the nba still truly featured postplay. Many of the bigs of today are merely glorified dunkers and bruisers (e.g., the "best big man in the game today" dwight howard).

+1

[eric365]

Not Tiago Splitter.

True. He was even blocked by Beaubois right under the rim

[callo1]

After what I saw tonight, Scola has the best post moves now...not the most powerful, but crafty.