NBA's 60-Best Crossovers Of 2014-15 [WATCH]
The NBA decided to compile the best crossover moves of last season. While there is several clips of Stephen Curry, Kyrie Irving and James Harden, the clip is 15 minutes long and they don't rank them 1-60, it's just the 60-best crossovers of 2014-15.
If you are a Kings fan and don't have 15 minutes to watch all of them, don't worry - I have bookmarked all the Kings highlights in this video for you.
The first Kings crossover is by Darren Collison, the former starting point guard. You can view it around the 6:36 mark in the video, where he clearly fools Miami Heat rookie Shabazz Napier, slides over to the top of the key and sinks an easy jumper. I wonder what Rondo can do (who, by the way, is absent from this video).
The next is the big man DeMarcus Cousins who uses his nifty handles to find an easy layup in the paint. You can watch it at the 11:00 mark above. Nene of the Washington Wizards had no chance in catching up with Cousins after he crosses him at the top of the key. Boogie makes it look easy.
The last one is perhaps the most impressive for the Kings last season. Right after the clip of Cousins, Rudy Gay takes it to the hole in the same game against the Wizards. This time, it's center Kevin Seraphin being the victim. Gay put him on ice skates as he jukes left and throws it down.
With 60 crossovers to watch, having three belong to three different Kings players is a lot better than being the victim three times (they were the victim zero times this video). Plus, if you were to average it out, each team would only get two highlights. The Kings are in good shape.
Which move was your favorite?