ha who is the most unstoppable player off the dribble?

[Harison]

Wade. Being unstoppable off the dribble is the fundamental key to his whole game. Lebron is really just sort of unstoppable in general, but if we're talking strictly about attacking off the dribble its gotta be Wade

Agreed, Wade is deadly off the dribble, Lebron is more like tank going for the basket, not that much of dribble skills tbh.

[RoyceDa59]

The answer is Dwyane Wade.

[RoyceDa59]

^ To elaborate. Dwyane Wade is leading the league in scoring, and he's only a above average / good shooter. When you ask the question where do his 30 pts a night come from? The answer is obvious. From off the dribble.

[Roger Murdock]

This is clearly Lebron and Wade for numbers 1 and 2. They are the top 2 leading scorers in the league, and are top 3 pretty much every year, and get the large majority of their points and assists off the dribble.

[carrottop12]

Wade and homer pick of Deron are the only two players in the league who I feel can create a good shot for themselves simply from their dribbling ability against any player in the league.

Funny they are almost the exact same size.

[mojomarc]

With the title of this thread, there can be only one answer:

[FANOFNBA]

tony parker dudes like a magician (exept I think he could of pulled a better looking wife)

[Bgil]

True, Eva isn't as hot as many others but at least she makes her own money and has her own career, goals, and passions. WTF does Lebron's wife do or Kobe's wife? Jack and ****.

[FANOFNBA]

True, Eva isn't as hot as many others but at least she makes her own money and has her own career, goals, and passions. WTF does Lebron's wife do or Kobe's wife? Jack and ****.

I dont know what they do. but if i made about 30 mil a year I want my wife to stay home and look pretty. not on set screwing her desperate housewives husband.

[og15]

^ To elaborate. Dwyane Wade is leading the league in scoring, and he's only a above average / good shooter. When you ask the question where do his 30 pts a night come from? The answer is obvious. From off the dribble.

Now, while I don't disagree, Lebron is decimal points behind Wade in PPG, and he's an inferior shooting in comparison to Wade, his eFG% on jump shots is also lower even though he takes more and makes a higher percentage on his three point shots. So then couldn't one equally argue, "where are his points coming from?"

[Devilzsidewalk]

Roy is pretty nice off the dribble too, nothing too flashy, but usually gets where he needs to be; aided by the fact that he can pull up from anywhere 26 feet and in and hit a shot.

[litex]

Roy's game is nearly flawless. That is, he's not the best at any one thing, but he's pretty damn good at essentially everything you could want from a shooting guard.

[The Sludge]

Dwyane Wade. Other players would be Tony Parker, Derek Rose, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Devin Harris, and maybe even John Salmons.

[Concept Coop]

Wade. Next group is Rose, Parker, Harris, Ellis...(nobody has mentioned him?)

[basketball royalty]

Wade. Next group is Rose, Parker, Harris, Ellis...(nobody has mentioned him?)

I agree with this. I also like the order because as well as having the quicks off the dribble DWade brings the most strength and power to finish at the rim.

[RhythMic-]

Definitely Wade, but Parker's a close second imo. That recent game against ATL was just beastly. He toyed on that team the whole game.