How Jalen Brunson Is Changing The Game Of Basketball
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Coach Nick breaks down a part of Jalen Brunson's game that has gone unnoticed - and extremely unique for one of the shortest players in the league, as he excels with supreme footwork as a post up player.
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Jalen brunsons footwork is honestly beautiful
@tubeguy172
Ай бұрын
Bachata on the court
@askaboutangel
Ай бұрын
@@tubeguy172 no cap bruh 🇩🇴
@jmase19
Ай бұрын
Hakeem-like
@GodsSoldier376
Ай бұрын
Fax it’s awesome to see
@cartierjoe
Ай бұрын
To the point that I question whether he traveled or not.
Never before seen a 6’1 point guard with his frame post up on bigger players and constantly cook them. It’s unprecedented.
@bballbreakdown
Ай бұрын
It’s crazy…
@jayD4321
4 күн бұрын
I what him as a Knick fan n i don’t understand how he gets the ball over defenders hands 🙌 he so little
Coach Nicks' advocating for Guards posting up is finally looking like a good investment
@pipohemm8726
Ай бұрын
I mean all bigs can shoot, so there is space in the paint and point guards are often the best passers on the team so they can pick apart defenses when doubled. Seems very efficient and like a natural evolution of the game
@michaelyoon9355
Ай бұрын
gotta hit the squat rack or face brunson's back
@tigerhoods7927
Ай бұрын
He only wants certain point guards to post up
As a Knicks fan, I wouldn't want another PG in the game right now over him. He's the man.
@LeeDaHitman
Ай бұрын
i agree bro
@Poosee_11
Ай бұрын
I’ll take luka curry shai over Brunson anyday but he’s so nice. I knew Brunson was gonna be nice but not this nice
@justsomejusstsome8994
Ай бұрын
@@Poosee_11I wouldnt. Brunson is their calibre.
@isakmaaan0326
Ай бұрын
@@justsomejusstsome8994you’re insane then
@pump5991
Ай бұрын
@@isakmaaan0326definitely not…Brunson is as good as any of them overall cuz he plays D too
Jalen Brunson got that Mamba Mentality and 90’s post up game and footwork!
@cyberbron2077
Ай бұрын
Mamba mentality means throwing up bricks all game?
I can't remember the last time I've seen a PG legit post a bigger man and dream shake to get a bucket
@pipohemm8726
Ай бұрын
Gotta go back to like Baron or D will 15-20 years ago. Both were super physical
@MemesOfProduction69
Ай бұрын
If you mean PG as in shorter player, then yeah it's been a while. But we see Luka do it often and he is a PG.
@Hawkhunter07
Ай бұрын
Mark Jackson was known for posting up
@z0tl410
Ай бұрын
Kyrie
@user-li6ns2lk3z
Ай бұрын
you must be forgetting luka is a point guard he posted up on all big man destroyed them. go watch how he destroyed ayton and other suns premier defenders. dont tell me he isnt pg due to his size cause magic johnson was bigger than luka and hes a pointguard.
Crazy how in two seasons he ascended from "pretty good microwave scorer" to "probably the best guard after Luka and SGA"
@smk3110
Ай бұрын
he can get to sga not luka tho
He has one of the best footwork of all time. How he gets to his hook shots, fadeaways and step throughs is unstoppable. He can do a fake reverse spin fadeaway and use the step through wit even using a right hand layup off the glass as counters. His post game off the dribble is unstoppable, never seen anything like this. He has a ground bound style of game with not a lot of fancy stuff, just a bully ball style wit finesse. There’s a certain rhythm he has that gets defenders constantly off balance
@clumsyaf6250
Ай бұрын
Well said, love he’s style of play poetry in motion
@anthonycelestin3559
Ай бұрын
@@clumsyaf6250 He can literally get any shot he wants in the midrange or in the paint. Teams got to trap him & double him in order to stop him but sometimes he splits the double by doing that up & under step through move across the lane & he makes the shot over 2 guys. It’s hard to double Brunson, it seems like u got to double him from the top of the key & double him before he even makes a move or a shot. Also Coach Nick only broke down his midrange & post game arsenal but never broke down his 3 point shot. Brunson is also taking and making more 3s this year compared to last year, attempting 7 threes per game on 40% and he’s taking more pull up 3s & stepback 3s. Knicks can win it all wit the roster they have now and they maybe better without Randle cause Randle is a ball stopper that’s inefficient. Brunson is such a hard matchup, teams will be in trouble if they don’t find a way to gameplan against him
@WHG369
Ай бұрын
@anthonycelestin3559 not better without Randle. Brunson has to score too much. In the playoffs it's asking alot 35 pts per game. Randle was a beast b4 he got hurt. It gave Brunson time to rest on the floor and less interior work meaning less wear and tear. All that post play along with the charges. We are fortunate he hasn't gotten seriously hurt
@anthonycelestin3559
Ай бұрын
@@WHG369 I understand what your saying but Randle can be detrimental. These last few years in the playoffs Randle has been a brick machine. Sometimes Randle hurts the team more than he helps it. But you’re right, it’s a large offensive load for Brunson to carry by himself without Randle. I’m just unsure about Julius Randle, he’s just a wild card and he’s consistently bad in the playoffs
@i2Craftyy
Ай бұрын
@@anthonycelestin3559after that hawks series I don’t wanna hear Randle and playoffs in the same sentence 😭 he’s still a great player
Jay Wright had a huge influence on Brunson's game that's still seen today. He coached playing off two feet, stride stops, step throughs, and turning drives into post ups (he used the term barkley) at Villanova. One of the best coaches of all time and Brunson is the best player he's ever coached!
@tigerhoods7927
Ай бұрын
Hell yeah he talked about it a lot on tv
He’s the best guard in the post in recent history. It’s so much fun to watch man I swear
@moneyxbags123
Ай бұрын
Him Kyrie Shaun Livingston
i remember coach nick, said this when james harden was in his prime. to make guards post up.
My friend. You are the Legend And literally the first one to do it on KZread.
Jalen Brunson INSANE FOOTWORK & ELITE MID RANGE 💪🔥💪
Awesome to hear a John Cheney shout out. Clearly you were a true student before you became a master sir!
Finally, Coach Nick you got off your ass and did Brunson a solid and did a deep dive on him.
@bballbreakdown
Ай бұрын
Did u miss the video I did on him 2 months ago?!
@buzzerbeater3350
Ай бұрын
@@bballbreakdown Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't that one more on the Knicks in general?
@S-TierIguess
Ай бұрын
Damn man has a personal life 😂 plus if you watch Brunson yourself don’t need a breakdown, Brunson has perfected Luka magic as a small guard with tenacity foot work and other world touch around the rim.
@Jrb1812
Ай бұрын
@@bballbreakdowni think most knicks fans are just tired of the brunson ignorance/disrespect in nba media with how well hes been doing ALL season
@buzzerbeater3350
Ай бұрын
@@S-TierIguess First of all, I was being sarcastic. Second, viewers' requests like mine are commonplace. If he has an issue with creating content he's in the wrong business. And lastly, if it were as simple as watching Brunson play there wouldn't be a need for his channel.🤦🏾♂
Ayyyy another Knicks video on BBallBreakdown Lets Gooooooooooooooooo
This video is very informative and all but what was amazing, masterful , bounding & astounding was that transition to your Seat Geek ad , huzza sir!
Haven’t seen this type of footwork honestly from anyone else. Truly amazing.
@Mand-kl8sy
Ай бұрын
His footwork is extremely Kobe like though
as a fellow guard who loves to score in the post, Jalen Brunson became my fav player when he was in Dallas. I was SHOCKED they let him go
He's become an absolute monster! I'm supporting him and the Knicks in the eastern conference this season! Really happy for him!
Buddy crafty and has great feel for the game, Back in the day play style with a modern day twist
There's the Sistine Chapel. And then there's Jalen Brunson's footwork and the speed with which he makes decisions in the paint to give himself a chance to score. That's something even someone who doesn't really get the sophisticated details of basketball can see - with his mouth open. Nothing gives me more joy than watching him go to work - and hard work it is. No individual payer since I became a fan - '68 - has me shaking my he'd so often that I need a neck brace. The world sucks. Jalen Brunson is an artist who has the chance to create a masterpiece every time down the floor. I wanted 40.
Coach KNick! 🔥🙌
Brunson is a player who has great fundamentals. again and again, players who have that are very successful. it may not be as flashy for some people (it is for me though) nobody can negate effects of players like Brunson, Luka and TheBigFundamental Duncan. While Duncan is in HOF, Luka probably is already in it if he stops playing today, if Brunson continues this trajectory in the future he will be in as well. Coaches of young players should take notice of that. What Mavs were thinking when they let him go is beyond me...
I remember watching him in dallas when he got drafted, second round and with luca in front of him and I was always shocked with how good the little man was for a second rounder, doing a lot of the same stuff luca was doing...
Perfect timing Brunson just smoked 🚬 the Celtics in their house 😂
@bballbreakdown
Ай бұрын
Yep!
@jjerrodaustin
Ай бұрын
@@bballbreakdownhey coach Nick what about the Knicks defense? Is it good or what? 😁
Thank you! Knicks fan, I followed you at our worst, lol
Great Job Coach
He's like Mark Jackson or Gary Payton with Olajuwon and Garnett moves. Josh Hart and Archie used to play like this at Villanova as well just not as physical.
@waivz
Ай бұрын
Jay Wright's Villanova was a factory for mastery footwork.
@MemesOfProduction69
Ай бұрын
He is literally baby Luka
@hart3113
Ай бұрын
@MemesOfProduction69 im a knicks fan and thats my exact thought. I watched mavs game and would be like luka has the most beautiful footwork ive ever seen. Its like hes playing in slow motion and the defense slows down to try to catch up. I watched jalen play and im like that footwork looks so beautiful but it looks familiar
I remember seeing him doing an interview and on court demos of post footwork before the 2018 draft. Very interesting stuff and it’s something he did a lot of in college. It makes you wonder why he fell so far into the 2nd round.
@hart3113
Ай бұрын
Hes short. They didn't believe in him only because of his height. Then get got drafted to mavs and didn't get the looks because luka is 1st option
Great video !
His game is so advanced and complete. I’m not necessarily comparing him to Kyrie but other than Kyrie I’ve never seen a point guard with that game
@yurimargarin11
Ай бұрын
Kareem abdul jabbar? He a PG. One of the great
@wym348
Ай бұрын
Agreed. Him and Kyrie are the best at getting their own bucket but i think Brunson might be better in todays league
@alondusfuller3325
Ай бұрын
@@yurimargarin11Stop lol
That was a beautiful Segway for your sponsor 👏🏾
One of my favorite players today. He's like a mini Luka
@schlhq
Ай бұрын
Brunson is not like Luka
@Killerqueen2000
Ай бұрын
not a shot chucker like luka
@MemesOfProduction69
Ай бұрын
@@schlhq he is so very clearly just like Luka. He plays like Luka but 6in shorter.
@z0tl410
Ай бұрын
@@Killerqueen2000??
Hi Coach Nick, thanks for showing Brunson's "post up / inside " game where his strength, quickness, touch , footwork and lower center of gravity are masterfully put together ! Looks are deceiving but results are in your face ! ha ha
Andre miller and Baron used to do this. Imagine Brunson does and is left handed and also can shoot the three off the dribble.
Best free agent signing ever 👍🏼👍🏾👍🏼👍🏾👍🏼 I saw him snapping for the Mavs that one post season but I never thought he was this good my goodness!
Love this kid you never ceases to amaze me
Hi Coach, been waiting for this reason and actual reason to watch the Knicks for a long time. It looks like they finally got something going here. I still feel they are one high quality player short from being a real contender. If they can get KD for a reasonable price, it has to be considered. It takes about 2 1/2 all-stars to win a ring imo.
ahh finally coach nick doing a knicks vid. JB FOR MAYOR
This has always been part of my game ever since losing my quickness.
U really need someone strong enough to able to absorb contact frim him but also wuick enough to keep him in front. But u also need someone disciplined to stay patient through those step thrus. This guy is a unique point guard talent
Im so glad to see jalen brunson get the credit he deserves. Hes the greatest new york has ever seen, and he came from stevenson
NYK4Ever Love it coach Nick!
@jahbrilplaysgamesandstuff326
Ай бұрын
Had to read this twice 😂😂
That boy nice he’s carrying the knicks.
@Vdubatron
Ай бұрын
oh he's definitely carrying
This guy is the definition of a knicks player. When they signed him I was the first to say that he was overpayed and that he will do nothing as always with knicks' "big" signing and oh dear i was wrong. He is the best player on the team since his signing (even though somehow before this year only randle was an all star) but he is also their soul and heart. He gives his all during the playoff he is tough ,he is incredibly skilled and crafty he just made me fell in love with the player. He is the kind of player that you know everything will be good as long as he's on the team. ~A Knicks fan whose hopes were brought back by Brunson
This is how you play on 2k when you’re speed and speed w/ ball are low but you have the giant slayer badge
Never thought I’d get to see this vid 🥲
At some point from 14-16 I had a mad step through game. Somehow I lost it and getting it back is hard. It requires repetition in practice. Thats probably it. I probably stopped practicing it in downtime. Always got made respect for Hakeem and Brunson for that footwork.
It's impossible to guard someone that can be lefty or righty faster than the speed of thought. It takes a decade to be good enough to master it under the lights and whistle.
He reminds me a lot of tony Parker. Or a smaller, craftier jimmy Butler. I have high hopes for this knicks team and wouldnt be surprised if they make it to the conference finals. That might require beating philly and Milwaukee but i feel that is possible.
thanks
Brunson always been nice in the post so nice to see in todays NBA. Truly an elite player
His footwork in the post is unique for a guard. He reminds me of Hakeem with some of his post moves.
In my 40s and using Brunson's moves. Post game was neglected as a guard. Love him
I hate when my Kings play this guy. He is so good!!!
Anthony Edwards has been adding this to his game. I don't think his moves are as clean and as varied as Brunson yet, but he's working on it. Definitely likes the fadeaway.
@russ5049
Ай бұрын
adding an extra step to his game lmao. Dude is MJ if MJ was allowed to take another step after establishing Pivot foot. There's no beauty in Travelling...
Brunson may not have the dribble combos of a Kyrie or curry but he’s herky jerky dribble style is lowkey harder to guard 1 on 1
Fuck yes coach! Brunson has been nothing short but sensational. Think Jalen is going to be a player people look back at when we talk about short guards and footwork.
That thing he does with his right arm reminds me of what i do in football its called an ice pice i trap the o lineman's hip causing that leg to freeze up and gives me a lane to the quarterback
@official_ny_kings7674
Ай бұрын
Ice pick mb idk why it auto corrected
reminds me of when you advocated for harden to post up more in houston!
Guard post ups will reintroduce big paint isolations
Every game is a Jalen Brunson legacy game at this point. His scoring and IQ are both so good and even for a small guard his defense is solid. He can take a charge and he's completely unstoppable. I'm not even a knicks fan but I really want to see him lead the Knicks to a championship. Jalen Brunson is him and nobody stands a chance against him.
It's a good analysis on his post game though, I thought Jrue Holiday has been doing some of that. Whether Brunson can keep this up in the playoffs when teams scheme on it & put pressure on him on the defensive end remains to be seen.
Coach Jay Wright made all his players do pure footwork drills during practice. Brunson quoted him that he said “you might not incorporate foot work into your game but it’s an important skill to have at your disposal” Brunson based his game around what he learned
When you going to do a video on OKC and the Thunder, Coach?
It’s a mentality with the post up step through isos
"When is the league gonna catch up? Pretty soon." Maybe. Maybe not. Jalen reads and reacts to his opponent's moves. He has a counter for any situation, or at least that's what I see.
he aight!
So interesting to see how many of those moves are similar to what Luka does.
@ethanb3299
Ай бұрын
I definitely think he picked up a few of those step through moves in Dallas 💯 while Luka is better at decelerating, I think Brunson is quicker to accelerate which allows him to put up those quick release floaters Coach Nick showed
How does he compare to Tony Parker and Ja when it comes to in-the-paint lil man hook shots and step-throughs?
I’m happy he playing for nyc
That Boston Beatdown tonight
Can't help but imagine him and Luka working on their footwork together
Leadership, footwork, iQ and angles = Jalen Brunson
the one at 7:45 is amazing
@neillagrana7222
Ай бұрын
Caught KCP so bad with the fake first, then the spin, then step thru it was over
brunson is exactly what the knicks needed
One of the best paint scorers in the NBA.
him and kai's bags so deep
Great job. As Curry changed the game. So will Brunson. Leon Rose is really mimicking what the Warriors have done with this Knicks team. Dvo is our Klay Hart is our Green Everyone else are great role players. I know Dvo and Hart aren’t as good as those guys but the template is there
DAT BOY GOOD
Guy's a magician.
he post up a lot at villanova
Let GO NICKS AND LET go J.B and O.G.
He learned a lot of these post moves from Luka in his time in Dallas!
My favorite players to watch Brunson, sengun,and kyrie
His style is very similar to Luka (he is smaller but faster though). He even dominates the ball more this season too.
It's so clear how much of an impact playing and practicing with Luka for so many years helped Jalen's game develop to this point. You see so much of Luka's game when watching JB and I love it. Baby Luka getting to show out!
@danieltost
Ай бұрын
They definitely made each other better. Brunson mid range game is a thing of beauty.
@patrickdelacruz6758
Ай бұрын
Lol stop riding luka's nuts. He had these moves since entering the league. He just doesn't have the playing time in Dallas when he was there 1st and 2nd year.
@MemesOfProduction69
Ай бұрын
@@patrickdelacruz6758 Jalen has literally talked about how Luka made him question if he was good enough to play and how much he learned from Luka. Quit the cap casual. I've been a lifelong Mavs fan. Jalen was not doing this shit consistently at an NBA level coming into the league. It's clear how much practicing together helped. I'm not riding Luka's nuts in making a blatantly true observation.
@ladlahiien
Ай бұрын
@@MemesOfProduction69brunson does have an NBA coach as a dad.
@MemesOfProduction69
Ай бұрын
@@ladlahiien ok. Luka has a professional basketball player as a dad as well. Congratulations on knowing what most NBA fans know. It doesn't take away from the fact that Jalen clearly benefited from playing with and practicing with Luka for multiple years.
Brunson out here playing rec ball with the Youngblood 😂😂😂😂
What does the NBA rule book say about shoulder checking the defender with all your weight over and over? I see Giannis doing it too and wondering how this is legal? If a defender started shoulder bashing the dribbler it would be a flagrant. If I tried this in a pickup game I would be fist fighting people every weekend. It’s odd that this is allowed.
As a Mavs fan, I'm still mad about our front office letting this guy go. But at least he has an opportunity to be the star of his own team now.
@happypill6195
Ай бұрын
You are no mavs fan you just talk for the sake of talking. We are doing just fine without him. Top 3 team in the league after the trades
@dsmith2420
Ай бұрын
@@happypill6195those aren’t mutually exclusive… there’s no question Donnie and Cuban royally fucked that situation. Brunson was willing to sign the 5/$55M extension twice and the Mavs said “we’ll see” then tried offering it immediately after the trade deadline passed (ie they were absolutely trying to flip him for a “superstar” and got no takers) to which he rightfully said nah. Idk if Brunson becomes THIS good-or gets the chance to demonstrate it-playing 2nd to Luka but letting him walk for literally nothing in return when you could’ve locked him up through 2026 at $11M/year? That’s one of Cuban/Donnie’s worst screw ups ever. At that money you still could’ve gotten a Kyrie or another max guy AND had Brunson on the best value contract in the entire league. Just because it seems to have worked out well for both sides doesn’t mean the Mavs didn’t fuck up. And we still don’t know if there will be future consequences that’ll be traced directly back to that decision. You’ve already had to spend your entire decade’s draft capital to in part overcome letting Jalen walk just to finally put some pieces around Luka. That’s a massive sunk cost. Now god forbid Luka doesn’t sign his supermax or sours on DAL-Kyrie will be gone, you’d instantly be a bottom 5 team or worse who has to give away unprotected lottery picks through 2030. I’ve just painted the apocalyptic scenario, but I bet you’d feel differently if it occurs knowing you could’ve at least still had Brunson if every Mavs fans worst nightmare does become reality.
@happypill6195
Ай бұрын
@@dsmith2420 bruv i m not gonna read all that lmao. We got Kyrie who in a playoff situatio is a much better player. You will see brunson exit in first round and you will see us going to the WCF
@dsmith2420
Ай бұрын
@@happypill6195 100% nobody can dispute that. Doesn’t mean failing to lock him up for $11M/yr through 2026 wasn’t still a bad mistake. You’re still going after a Kyrie type #2 with Brunson at that value. And he very well may lose round 1 facing a 7-seed PHI or MIA is brutal.
@happypill6195
Ай бұрын
@@dsmith2420 i dont think we would get kyrie if we resigned brunson
The Villanova Knicks!!!!
A shame for the injuries on the Knicks, I thought they would be conference finals lock and could maybe upset Boston. With Randle out it's gonna be very hard
His footwork is great but is it me or does his dribble have a lift to it sometimes where his palm goes underneath the ball? I know a ton of players do the same thing too
JB! Skilled AMERICAN guard...current NBA narratives want you to think ony players with fundamentals are Euros
Took damn near an entire season for Coach Nick to pay homage!
@bballbreakdown
Ай бұрын
But I did a Brunson for MVP video not that long ago… did u miss it?
Do Luka next please
I know this might sound crazy, but imagine a backcourt that featured Luka Doncic and Jalen Brunson. Two young stars both entering their primes and playing off each other really well. I reckon if you had them on the same team at any point, you really wouldn’t want to let one of them go because you didn’t want to pay one of them… I reckon that’d be a big mistake, it’s just a good thing no one has made that mistake before…
revolutionizing? brunsons footwork is unrivaled
Nba teams should watch these videos during their scouting report