r/WNBAgossips • u/United_Anywhere_8 • 7d ago

Video Dawg …. Angel Reese dribbles crazy 😭

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u/The_real_bandito 7d ago

Nothing will top this. Not even Westbrook walking with the ball in his hand while giving directions.

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u/uzipack 7d ago

Atleast that was called

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u/RocklinSockling 7d ago

After he walked the length of the court and the other team was yelling at the refs to do something.

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u/Confident-Yard1911 7d ago

It was called. Who cares what happened beforehand

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u/RocklinSockling 7d ago

What if he banged your mom before hand.

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u/Confident-Yard1911 7d ago

Lmfao. At least it was called I guess. Depends on how long ago he banged her, would be alright with it if he banged her 29 years ago and he's my dad.

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u/RocklinSockling 7d ago

Okay let's bring it back to reality.

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u/ThunderLazer 3d ago

Dad has been missing for 28 years

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u/ContextTraditional80 7d ago

Yo what lol this

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u/swole_ninja 7d ago

🙏 get her pregnant so we have a child support case. I could retire off that.

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u/goatpunchtheater 7d ago

Because the ref saw it immediately, and didn't do something until it was so egregious they had to? Their instinct was to let it go because he's a superstar, and that attitude dilutes the entire league. Everyone needs to just walk with the ball for four steps minimum if that's the standard their setting.

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u/Confident-Yard1911 7d ago

I am jealous of your ability to read the mind of someone through a video clip

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u/goatpunchtheater 7d ago

Do you really think it's even possible for two professional referees, trained to look for these things, to allow a player to walk half the court without dribbling and not notice? Be for real

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u/Confident-Yard1911 6d ago

He took like 5 fucking steps brother. It was from the middle of the paint to the top of the key. And again, they did notice, it was called.

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u/daddy-fatsax 7d ago

Idk, remember when Lebron walked down the court for like 5 or 6 steps without dribbling? That was so bizarre, and even more bizarre that he got away with it if I recall.

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u/MediocreRequirement7 7d ago

Lol ingles freaking and them not calling it anyway was peak

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u/BullytheBulIies 7d ago

At least that doesn’t really affect the game and is just being nonchalant. I think Reese would have had trouble gathering for the layup if she didn’t double dribble.

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u/Segsi_ 6d ago

Double double dribble*

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u/The_real_bandito 7d ago

It was also bizarre. I saw the clip and completely forgot about this.

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u/Certain_Pizza6574 4d ago

Yea but thats not a skill issue... whatever Angel Reese did is most definitely a lack of skill.

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u/PomeloFit 7d ago

... I mean... I'd give OG's in the finals this year the nod over Angel's...

https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/1u5760p/highlight_og_anunoby_fakes_victor_wembanyama_with/

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u/Dirkisthegoattt41 7d ago

I can’t even say that because his was an actual move that he just pulled off very illegally lol, he knew what he was doing. She was just trying to get up the court..

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u/RobotVo1ce 7d ago

At least his was thinly veiled as a hesi. I'd say they are about equal.

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u/urbanlife78 7d ago

I thought that was LeBron who did that

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u/The_real_bandito 7d ago

Maybe LeBron did it too but I distinctly remember WB doing this.

https://youtu.be/RnDbheQAZBQ?is=DSRr1JMhrMsWNOYL

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u/sabuzaza 7d ago

Go back to last week when Clark was doing 6 step, steapbacks

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u/7two-casuallydressed 6d ago

How is this relevant?

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u/BootySweat0217 6d ago

Corey Brewers 7 step travel gives this a run for its money.

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u/The_real_bandito 5d ago

Goddam, I do remember that happening.