Vintage KG

Well, maybe not as high on the leap, but still a throwback of a throwdown.


https://vine.co/v/i7DTTwumHY5

Man. pretty nice for a 40 yo guy.

Referee is soft like Charmin for calling that T

nice defence, BG

That's nice to see from KG, shame the TWolves lost the game tho!

BG, that one who commits offensive fouls on every poster but then is a pussy defending other dunks no even trying to contest...

BG, that one who commits offensive fouls on every poster but then is a pussy defending other dunks no even trying to contest...

He underestimated KG's abilities at his age. I did the same thing. I was actually watching the game, I never thought those old legs would leave the ground for a dunk at that moment.
At least BG was paying attention and he didn't attempt to draw a charge given his position on the court. That would've been an and-one.

BG, that one who commits offensive fouls on every poster but then is a pussy defending other dunks no even trying to contest...

He underestimated KG's abilities at his age. I did the same thing. I was actually watching the game, I never thought those old legs would leave the ground for a dunk at that moment.
At least BG was paying attention and he didn't attempt to draw a charge given his position on the court. That would've been an and-one.

That's something I don't really understand. Why sometimes a player is standing in a "draw a charge" position, gets dunked on and hit, and is still his foul? I mean, he isn't moving, he is not invading anyone's space, he's not initiating contact?

That's something I don't really understand. Why sometimes a player is standing in a "draw a charge" position, gets dunked on and hit, and is still his foul? I mean, he isn't moving, he is not invading anyone's space, he's not initiating contact?

Don't stand in the no-charge zone. And stand really still, a slight movement can be called a block.

Yup. If your feet were moving when the contact occurs or you were on that semicircle zone you see under the rim, that is not considered a charge. Most of the times, that's a defensive foul.