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Apr 28, 2024
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RealTaysomHill

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Probably already discussed but is this steal travel dunk by Lebron a joke or what? Traveling's no longer a thing?

Soupie Grandma Sycamore

Apr 28, 6:58pm

That’s pretty clearly not a travel

Apr 28, 7:03pm

2 steps, dribble, 2 steps. I mean, there are plenty that seem to be questionable

cougaman

Apr 28, 7:04pm

Yeah, we takes two steps after he picks up the dribble. There are lots of questionable no calls in the NBA but this aint

Apr 28, 7:05pm

You can't take 2-3 steps before beginning your dribble, so that part, I think

Plato

Apr 28, 7:12pm

If you are already running you can. He knocks the ball out, doesn’t have possession, picks the ball up, takes a step and

Apr 28, 7:21pm

I count 2 steps after picking up the bal and beginning the dribble.

dratax

Apr 28, 7:25pm

Two steps are allowed

Apr 28, 8:09pm

1 step to dribble, 2 steps to pass or shoot

Plato

Apr 28, 8:24pm

To me. the ball is no longer "loose" when he has full control of it but continues to take 2 steps mid dribble.

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:07pm

He can take as many steps as he wants mid dribble

Apr 28, 7:08pm

Maybe I should say between dribbles.

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:09pm

Again, he can’t take as many steps as he wants in between dribbles

Apr 28, 7:12pm

He hasn't started to dribble but is in full possession of the ball. Why even have a travel rule if you can just walk/run

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:13pm

Same answer. Can take unlimited steps between dribbles. The first time he

Plato

Apr 28, 7:13pm

But he IS CARRYING the ball with BOTH hands then transfers to one hand all while running.

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:15pm

You alone are correct on this. It’s literally everyone else that is wrong.

scootsy

Apr 28, 7:18pm

Appreciate the patronizing but I really am trying to understand.

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:20pm

Take your L and move on

scootsy

Apr 28, 7:20pm

Soupie's not alone.

dratax

Apr 28, 7:31pm

It’s really only 1 step after he gathers it before dribbling, until he gets the

cougaman

Apr 28, 7:35pm

I looked again & checked the NBA rule. I still see 2 steps after control.

dratax

Apr 28, 7:55pm

“gains enough control of the ball to hold it, change hands, pass, shoot, or

cougaman

Apr 28, 8:01pm

I see control occuring before two hands are on the ball.

dratax

Apr 28, 10:58pm

The gather step is step 0, not step 1.

scootsy

Apr 28, 7:45pm

So: loose ball-Control-gather step (step 0)-step one-dribble begins?

dratax

Apr 28, 8:02pm

Yep, good explanation.

scootsy

Apr 28, 8:06pm

I believe you meant before dribbling

dratax

Apr 28, 7:26pm

RE: To me. the ball is no longer "loose" when he has full control of it but

scootsy

Apr 28, 7:09pm

"Active". Is it active if he has yet to dribble but has both hands on the ball while running?

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:12pm

Even if you’re counting from where he first touched the ball, forgetting

scootsy

Apr 28, 7:14pm

So how many steps are acceptable while carrying the ball in your hands?

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:17pm

Knocking the ball out of his hands isn’t a dribble. He only dribbles once

cougaman

Apr 28, 7:20pm

Not a LeBron guy here, but this doesn’t even look close to a travel

Coog4Life

Apr 28, 7:09pm

He has the ball fully controlled in both hands while running and takes a couple steps without dribbling.

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:11pm

What do they say about someone who walks out of the house and everyone they meet

cougaman

Apr 28, 7:21pm

Same here.

TempeCoug

Apr 28, 7:15pm

A travel is whatever we want it to be.

DieHarder

Apr 28, 7:10pm

Now this, I believe.

Soupie

Apr 28, 7:14pm

These posts are getting old

C-dubb

Apr 28, 7:13pm

Haters just love to hate. It clouds the mind

CrashMcLarson

Apr 28, 7:18pm

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