Ben Taylor is arguably the best Basketball analysis. Accounts for everything; Era, bias, teammates you played with, and uses advanced stats to find the true value of players.

@Jayayche94

10 ай бұрын

*analyst

@kevinsj5657

10 ай бұрын

U glazing

@YungJay216

10 ай бұрын

I would say Jason forgot his last name on The Volume has the best basketball analysis .

@akshatkaimal5304

10 ай бұрын

​@@YungJay216jason timph

@shamsielshahar120

10 ай бұрын

​@@YungJay216nah. Ben Taylor is leagues above Jason Timpf.

thinking basketball being on NBA regularly is making my heart smile 🙂

More Ben Taylor on this channel pls, GOAT of tactical basketball analysis

@adrianma2758

9 ай бұрын

No one actually comes close. Ben Taylor is the only person who can explain the deep nuances on the effectiveness of players.

Thinking Basketball is on fire lately! Excited to see all the content they’re able to bring us once the season starts

@Jackson33miller

10 ай бұрын

Tatum becoming the 2nd person to drop 50 in a game 7 just a few weeks later is also hilarious

Can't believe Steph has been playing since the 80's. Legend!

@xavierb9061

10 ай бұрын

Obviously, his dad was nba legend started early

@VonKappallot

10 ай бұрын

Longevity is INSANE

@alvinlee3982

10 ай бұрын

lol early ones know

NBA finally little by little encouraging real analysis by analysts rather than debates on narratives by journalists. It's great that one of my favorite analysts Ben Taylor is getting his recognition.

Most people choose 2016 Steph as his peak. I'd argue his best form was his 2022 version. Better finisher, higher basketball IQ, stronger body, way more clutch. But with the same shooting, if not better.

@eggyolk2453

10 ай бұрын

I agree with all of those things, but part of the reason steph was so good in 2016 is because the league itself wasn't ready for his radical approach. And so although he's improved in all these areas (maybe he's a step slower), his value relative to the league has diminished - simply because the league has somewhat caught up with him and the warriors. I do think if you dropped the current version of steph in 2016 he would be even more insane.

@Blim92izy

10 ай бұрын

Kinda like how people would take 2018 Lebron over 2013

@Anthonydu01630

10 ай бұрын

Nah, in 2021 he was even better, but Lebron and Ja beat him in the play in … That’s the year he won scoring title with a career high 32ppg, and his efficiency was way better than 2022. So yeah we couldn’t see him in the playoffs, but in the regular season he was on fire, even this season he was incredibly good, if it wasn’t for the Lakers elite defense and Klay+Wiggins ect not being able to make their 3’s i think he could have won another title, he is 35 and still incredibly good, just as good as Lebron when he was 35 imo, and im a Lebron fan but i will sa, if Curry never had these ankles problems that caused a late start to his career, he could’ve had a crazy longevity just like Lebron

@kennn30

10 ай бұрын

​@@Anthonydu016302021 is just 2022 Curry but forced to score 40 a night. Klay was still injured and he had no reliable scorers around, so he knew he had to step up. In 2022 Klay cameback, Poole was better and the team was a lot more well-rounded.

@judyclarkson5887

10 ай бұрын

​@@eggyolk2453this! But I get it,, Steph is wayy more mature now with his game that he could adapt to any situation.

It’s crazy to see how much Steph has improved over the years instead of getting worse!

@kkim5000

9 ай бұрын

his body has held up so well because his gameplay focuses on skill and cardio rather than raw speed or vertical. he might get even better.

@Sijan.G

9 ай бұрын

yeah truly!! @@kkim5000

@kjubotushi

9 ай бұрын

@@kkim5000 it will be dangerous if he continues to get better because of how skilled he already is

@kjubotushi

9 ай бұрын

@unholydonuts for sure

What is amazing about Steph is that he continues to improve his craft. He transformed from being the weak link in defense to not being so anymore and also got strong enough to bump off bigger defenders to get his shots. His much improved stamina is causing defenders to tire out and this year he has been working on controlling his breathing. How many superstars invest that much work into getting better?

@kennn30

10 ай бұрын

We're blessed to get to see stars that works this hard on their craft

@ycshittu5412

10 ай бұрын

That mf has a whole team of full time coaches from skills trainer to performance trainers that work for him. Just everything Tom Brady did to ensure longevity, steph is also doing it

@kennn30

10 ай бұрын

@@ycshittu5412 Ya but not every player is willing to take advantage of that, just look at Ben Simmons. Sure he's young and has time, but he has been in the league for a bit now and is still just as horrible of a free-throw shooter as he came in.

@ycshittu5412

10 ай бұрын

@kennn30 even draymond green. He still can't shoot after 12yrs. Most of those players are just there for the vibes

@kennn30

10 ай бұрын

@@ycshittu5412 Draymond at least had two seasons he shot 37% from three in the playoffs, Ben hasn't improved at all

Curry’s IQ is so high, he completed side quests during the offseason and is ready to chase another ring.

What’s crazy is I think he’s better in 2022/2023 then he was even back in like 2016. Sure his shooting wasn’t as crazy but he responds to situations so much better, and his increased size makes his drive game way better which opens up his team even more then he already does

it is so crazy to see how Steph has added even more to his game be it being more physical, wiser with the ball and so on him and bron are the only ones I feel like have done it so vividly (so visible), adapting to the game as they grow older and still be dominant as hell HATS OFF!!

Steph has evolved from the back-to-back MVP version. It's insane.

Stephen Curry is rarely considered the next Jordan because his playing style is completely different from Michael Jordan, but some say his influence on children is on par with Jordan.

@xavierb9061

10 ай бұрын

Because young people dont know how big mj was

@whatsyourpointfacts7082

10 ай бұрын

And Steph is damn near there no one is trying to glide anymore and mj is my goat Steph also my favorite but the way he shoot’s will never be duplicated 🙏🙏🥹🥹

@alexnather7614

10 ай бұрын

yea but the young people aren't imitating curry's ability to play great off ball and make great passes and plays... All they care about is dribble the whole shot clock out and shoot a step back deep three like curry...

@YungJay216

10 ай бұрын

@@alexnather7614still doesn’t negate his statement he is correct. Kids over the past 10-12 years all want to be like Curry. Not MJ or LeBron. When I was growing up only (32), all my peers and myself wanted to be like Kobe or MJ.

@JayzoTheNextKobeBryant

10 ай бұрын

​@@whatsyourpointfacts7082Same Here Dawg

More Ben Taylor on this channel plz, GOAT of tactical basketball analyst

This game 7 was insane Curry as usual his preformence Was outstanding for real Great analysis

ben taylor!! great choice to feature on this channel. absolutely one of the best basketball minds on the planet

Those non call fouls he doesnt get throughout his career made him stronger and wiser on the court 🙌 #LEGEND 👌

@michaelauberry1564

10 ай бұрын

facts I swear he's the only superstar who doesn't get superstar calls

@rutherfordmylerang5278

9 ай бұрын

@@michaelauberry1564 I think the referees have already explained their point of view on this

@tamirlewis8083

9 ай бұрын

@@rutherfordmylerang5278what was it I missed there explanation

@brendanbloom3366

9 ай бұрын

@@michaelauberry1564the entire rule set protects him. They put an emphasis on freedom of movement and protecting the shooter. Added the Zaza rule too. Plus no player has ever benefited from moving screens more than him.

Love that they have Ben doing these

One of the greatest ever to play the game of basketball .

More of Thinking Basketball please! Very analytical delivered in a precise and pleasant way.

Looking for the guy...saying " look at Steph so inspirational" 😂😂😂😂...The Chef keeps cooking

I love how the NBA posts all this Curry stuff and then turn around and disrespect him with a rookie whistle.

@iversondeep542

10 ай бұрын

LMAOOO, why is his whistle so bad? I really don't get it. Should've had multiple and 1's in that 50 piece

Steph is definitely in that part of his career where he's lost a step physically but he makes up for it with a complete mastery of his game and manipulating what's happening around him. Game 4 against the Lakers is a great example of it too (damn Lonnie Walker...)

@calebdmofficial

9 ай бұрын

I think physically he's better than ever! That's what's scary!

Steph curry is so good bro

Now especially more calm and poised with the double team and adding 10 pounds of muscle has really helped him create separation and space against some defenders that are taller than him and making the right passes under pressure.🏀

We need more of this!

his added muscle has made him lose the slightest bit of touch on runners, free throws . but his poise, game control and stamina went up alot

That Klay Thompson infographic at 6:27 is crazy.

This is a great video!

Been a big fan of thinking basketball since greatest peaks glad too see yall collab

The greatest offensive player in nba history

Oh boy this version of Steph in the olympics 🔥🔥🔥

I remember when Curry scored 50 in a game 7 then JTatum scored dropped 52 in a game 7 a few days later

I love the collab with thinking basketball and nba LEGENDARY ❗️

I could watch those handles all day. Incredible

we forget that in the first 2 finals with lebron, curry was just starting out as a superstar.

@cottonmather8146

10 ай бұрын

No, lol. The Warriors defense won them the 2015 finals by locking up Lebron to a horrible 39% FG. In 2016, the Warriors lost because Bogut got injured and Draymond got suspended leaving the rim open for Lebron and Kyrie.

@EonThaWolf

10 ай бұрын

​@@cottonmather8146That.. doesn't really have anything to do with what dude said. 2015 and 2016 WERE the breakout years for Curry's stardom. @Kiy Crazy to think about.

@kiyoniii5613

9 ай бұрын

@@EonThaWolf yah crazy to think about it man.

@kiyoniii5613

9 ай бұрын

@@cottonmather8146 yah i agree with you, i just simply said that curry was just starting to blossom to superstardom in those years.

nba please keep this man on your payroll i will watch these videos every single time

Steph only gets better as he gets old 😂😂😂

Love thinking basketball content

the fact official nba has him up here is crazy! congrats

...Ben getting his recognition & space to shine not only makes me (and in-depth basketball fans) happy, it actually makes the world a better place. 🙂 So, kudos to the NBA channel. #smart

I don't think he improved this handle that much, but his PACE (and footwork to a lesser extent) has improved drastically. that and the improved strength he came back with post injury really put him on another level.

@rfmmike6096

9 ай бұрын

He's improved his handle, it was still elite before but it's a lot more tight now

@afterthought6889

9 ай бұрын

@rfmmike6096 what dribble move(s) do you see him pulling off with greater effect now than before bulking up? Lets get into specifics.

@CamJames

9 ай бұрын

It's not about "moves". He's improved his ability to protect and maneuver the ball through tight defense.@@afterthought6889

@vaishnavkarnavar

5 ай бұрын

@@afterthought6889it’s not about moves lol. it about his ability to maintain his dribble and the ball despite added pressure which has cause him trouble in the past

Steph curry goat !!!!

@CJ_Tha_Mofo

10 ай бұрын

the nigga running the channel was on cocaine 😭

@tyreepowell8367

9 ай бұрын

He Is Also Your Favorite Player As Well

i love that bro is collabin wit the nba 🙏🏿🙏🏿

Congrats for getting featured

Thinking Basketball is one of the best Basketball channel

Real ones know the original video

@spacejamgaming

10 ай бұрын

Yess 😂

@nextlvl130

10 ай бұрын

yea

@kayyellis

10 ай бұрын

Lol yessir

@PrinceOfTheMid

10 ай бұрын

Lol somebody fucked up earlier😂

@son623

10 ай бұрын

It's crazy how many people were praising the analysis without actually watching the video 😂

It’s crazy that he’s better now then he was when he was back to back mvp years

Steph bulked up just enough.

That was impressive🔥💯.

Why does NBA channel keeps giving old Thinking Basketball videos ? Instead make new videos with him to cooperate.

S/o to Ben (Thinking Basketball) this is exactly where his quality of content should showcased

Ben is the type of guy that provides you with all the info and insights so you can make your own mind. And he backs up everything he said with evidence, that makes him the best analyst on all platforms, he knows what he's talking about and he's great at it. Like if basketballogy is a subject/program he would make a hella great professor! I would pay thousands to sit in his classes lol.

epic content.

So happy for this guy been watching him for years

Congratulations to Ben Taylor

so hype to see a thinking basketball x nba collab

Thanks, NBA !😘 🏀

Ah Ben, I never forgot this vid you did earlier this year

Simply amazing

Watching steph in the sac series was amazing. And i knew damn well nobody was beating denver, esp in the west. It was still just such a spectacular performance.

The reasons why Steph doesn't play like this all the time: 1. Risk of injury 2. Goes against Kerr's system But one could argue that this is the final form of Kerr's system 🤔

Thinking Basketball!!! YESSSS!!!

Curry reminds me of the way Lionel Messi plays soccer. Both of these players may look like they are uninvolved until they spring into action when they get the ball. When Curry's about to get a screen it seems as if he's the one fighting his own players because he wants to be as close to the screen setter as possible to get a shot after the screen is set. As for Messi's case when he actually starts running he has already scanned the open space and they catch the defense distracted.

They better be paying Ben good. Man is an absolute master of basketball analysis.

I’ve never seen someone who was better at 35 than 25

Sensational perfec, Stephen curry the evolution 🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀

Ben might just be the best basketball analyst on the platform. Finally he gets some love!

The shoves with the off hand helped too 😁

Ben definitely the Goat

GOAT PG of his era, Cade next

@KadeForever

10 ай бұрын

Luka you mean

I’m a simple man. I see anything Steph Curry, I watch and applaud his greatness. ❤

we ain't forget the original video NBA 💀

wiggins with the brick. hope all is well with his family now so he can be the best on and off the court.

thinking basketball working with the nba is sick

Amazing skills. Was that not the best game or most commanding game of the finals series? 💪🏼

Changed the game, so Iconic

2016 curry was peak then i think he matched that in 2019. 2021 was slighly better then 2016 and 2019, but 2022 that his new peak. I never seen him be so complete a player as he was last season the speed that he had is gone, but his tight handle and how hes in control he is is why I have him 1 or 2 in the world, its him or Jokic to me.

@brendanbloom3366

9 ай бұрын

Lmao steph isn’t even top 5.

@txmoneymantx

9 ай бұрын

@@brendanbloom3366he is so obviously top 3 right now.

@brendanbloom3366

9 ай бұрын

@@txmoneymantx he is so obviously not. He is not a complete player.

@txmoneymantx

9 ай бұрын

@@brendanbloom3366 If we are speaking about complete player jokic wouldn’t be the best player in the world with his bad defence and no athleticism. Steph’s prime is all about his generational impact on the warriors offense according to every metric lol.

@brendanbloom3366

9 ай бұрын

@@txmoneymantx metrics are for people who wanna pretend they know ball. Jokic is not the best player but he is the best offensive player and he’s also a better defender than curry.

Fab!

Yes Steph Curry 💯

3:00 Watch a game from the 80s. Or even 90s and some 2000s. It’s a different planet. The offensive set is starting at the logo vs around the free throw line.

Give me everything Thinking Basketball! 🧠 🤯 🏀 🏀

NCAA Basketball Around the World incudes New York City, Los Angeles, Paris, London, Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai & so much more!🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎

It would be great if Steph still have his 2016 speed with his current frame but I'll take this version of him as this analysis is on point...

Tienen que subir a la cara de la nba obligao pa que el canal suba se mantenga activo

Thinking Basketball on NBA damn.

Ben is like Curry. He simply does not miss.

my goat

Literally watching the greatest point guard of all time and the greatest shooter of all time

@brendanbloom3366

9 ай бұрын

Magic is retired

Note guys this guy has the greatest winning impact to a team all time vs when hes off the court.Hes peaking at 35 in his prime.I could go on and on about that 2020-2021 seasson he was a straight god that year making every team pay.But he did his best trying to carry g leauge players and players that should be if not are out of the NBA now.

@brendanbloom3366

9 ай бұрын

He does not even come close to having the greatest impact. He’s not a complete player or two way player. 2020 warriors had top tier coaching and a top 5 defense which he is not the reason for. Wiggins green and looney are not no damn G league players. You can praise the guy without completely overrating him.

Ohhhhh Thinking Basketball on NBA channel now? I see y’all

I like It guys. Good job. 🤭

Goat

GOAT shooter GOAT bball analyst

Man mastered ultra instinct

Stephen Curry still his PRIME 💪🔥💪

Basically, he don't get pressure when double, instead he is calm and finds a way to pass the ball or pass the defenders

GOAT

🔥🔥🔥