NBA Crossovers You Have to See to Believe

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These are the craziest crossovers in NBA history.

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Oh no, he did. Oh, don't do him like that.

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And coming in at number 30, Steph Curry crosses up a player without even dribbling.

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With Oklahoma City.

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Gortak trying to stay with Steph Curry.

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Oh no, baked him out and hit a three.

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Now you see him, now you don't. Now how many people lose a defender without dribbling?

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Chef Curry, man, he always be cooking up his competition. But while Curry was busy putting Gortak on a platter, Jordan Poole had Jordan Clarkson pulling faces.

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Oh boy, Clarkson fall down and then hit the three.

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Which baddie was in attendance that night? However, Pascal Siakam isn't worried about baddies, because he's going to be locked in for a long time, thanks to this.

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Red Wings, double header is downtown Detroit Siakam. Put him on skates, it finishes, and the foul!

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Little this and a little that.

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Lace him up, but I'm the skates.

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Nah bro, that's how you end a man's career. On the other hand, Austin Reeves' career is just getting started. Because one time, he even had the Greek freak tripping.

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Austin Rees has a highlight of a lifetime right now. That's against a two-time MVP.

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He's going to tell his kids that mine.

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There's a reason they call him AR-15, bros out for blood. But unlike Siakam, he might escape his prison sentence. Cut still to come, we got the ultimate passing of the torch moment, the time Alan Iverson stole Tyronn Lue's dignity, and the crossover that won the NBA championship. But first up, let's talk about the most consistent player in NBA history, Lebron James. Side is Mike Conley. Bros already played in 17 NBA seasons, and never once averaged less than 9 points or under 25 minutes. Yet, that doesn't make him immune from mistakes. Ain't that right, D'Angelo Russell?

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Looks for the three that go to Russell. Dribble drive, Conley between the legs.
120 for the Jazz! Have time to get a shot away. The timeout will advance.

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Between dropping Conley to the floor and hitting a clutch shot to force overtime, it's safe to say Russell will never forget this play. But do you know what I'll never forget? The time CJ McCullum put Dirk Nowinski in the blender.

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Passed up the three twice.

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CJ, oh, spun Dirk completely around and ripped the three.

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That's worse than a poster. A spin around. Hello?

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Did someone order a strawberry milkshake? In the meantime, check out this insane move from Russell Westbrook.

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Works the clock down.

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Ah, shit.

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Russell, what a move to shit the defense and he scores.

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My goodness.

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Breaking ankles.

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Don't worry, though, at least Luke Rittenhour got to play another three seasons. Meanwhile, I'm not sure if it's a Zubos could ever recover from this next play.

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As you could ever come across.

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How do you normally say salt of the earth? Oh, no, he didn't.
Chris Paul, it's not right.

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CB3, stop it. Stop it.
A seven foot, 240 pound giant getting up made by six foot CP3. Now that's embarrassing. But number 22 is murder. But first, let's backtrack. It's the 2019 NBA playoffs. More specifically, it was the Western Conference Finals between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Golden State Warriors, during which one player went viral. But for all the wrong reasons.

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But after a misfree throw.

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Lillard nails the free. Proud ooze as his course over got McKinney to fall.

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Late Thompson trying to answer back.

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Hey, somebody get out of stretcher. Dudes' ankles are history. Speaking of which, Prime D. Rose has made a fair share of history. Just ask Andre Miller.

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Oh, what a move.

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And that will be a goaltend on Dallin Bear.

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But I gotta tell you, he broke the ankles of Andre Miller on that one.

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Shoot, I forgot to bring a second stretcher. Looks like Bro is out of luck, just like Armani Brooks. After all, there's not a single GM who can unsee this.

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In touch pass, Jordan O'Rourke.

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In the span of a few seconds, Brooks just went from living out his dream to an NBA afterthought. But the same can be said for James Harden. In his prime, James Harden was on another planet.