.@realJayWilliams breaks down Jalen Brunson's scoring ✍️🏀

@RealJayWilliams Why you didn’t do a montage of Wemby falling to the ground and flopping?? @RealJayWilliams

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@RealJayWilliams But he fell down. Better do a segment on it you turd.

@Espngreeny @RealJayWilliams @RealJayWilliams has the absolute breakdown here. Brunson resetting his body square to the basket, as a left-handed shooter, is so difficult!

@RealJayWilliams He does exactly what Shai does but everyone hates Shai style.

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@RealJayWilliams Jay Will made me sick to my stomach. He doesn’t get as inconvenienced when a President comes to this game. It’s the dumbest most selfish thing to do Jay Will not a person of the people go kick rocks .

@RealJayWilliams They talking like they haven’t seen this before? HE DOES THIS EVERY GAME. He’s one of the best scorers ever.

Game Recognize Game: The Art of the Jalen Brunson Jumpshot 🚨 ​Huge shout-out to Jay Williams and the Get Up crew for dropping absolute masterclass film study on Jalen Brunson’s scoring wizardry! It’s easy for the casual fan to see the ball go through the net and just call it a bucket, but Williams physically breaking down the mechanics—the devastating spin move, the precise step-back, and that completely absurd mid-air body reset—unlocked a whole new level of appreciation for what Brunson is doing out there. Contesting a 6'1.5" guard seems easy on paper for long, rangy defenders like San Antonio's Devin Vassell, but this breakdown perfectly illustrates how Brunson uses leverage and timing to turn a disadvantage into absolute poetry. ​My Two Cents: A Shot Unlike Anything We've Ever Seen ​Let's be real—you can watch a mountain of basketball and confidently say we definitely haven’t seen a shot like this before. The sheer body control required to completely shift your shooting pocket from right to left mid-contest, without losing your base or your fluid mechanics, defies typical physics. It is something super special to see. Most players are completely disrupted when a defender forces them to alter their angles, but Brunson thrives in that exact chaos. The extreme angles he creates with his torso and his ability to hold his posture under intense pressure aren't just crafty—it's historic, foundational guard play that belongs on the highest stage of the NBA Finals.

@RealJayWilliams Brilliant analysis of the best PG in the game!! Captain Clutch!!!

@Espngreeny @RealJayWilliams We not doing flopping segments for Wemby ? Or was that just for clicks ?

@Espngreeny @RealJayWilliams Great defense, he had to travel just to get a shot off.

@RealJayWilliams Tough big shot

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@RealJayWilliams 31 shots 38%

@RealJayWilliams And was fouled …

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