"It was so easy! Against the Pacers' defense, Chris made his offensive moves look effortless. There was nothing flashy about it—just a simple crossover drive, followed by a front crossover into a floater. The moves flowed together seamlessly, and yet they made him the most unstoppable weapon on the planet."
"Hey, man, the truth is, the move itself isn't what's unstoppable. A floater is a skill anyone can learn. It's Chris himself. He's so good at every finishing technique you can think of that he's become almost impossible to defend. What does it mean to be an offensive kaleidoscope? He's the perfect example."
"I think so. That guy is just terrifying. Whether it's a three-pointer, a two-pointer, a floater, a layup, a dunk, or a pass, he's dangerous from every angle. Put it all together, and it's bound to make life miserable for defenders. They have no way of knowing what Chris will do next, because he could do anything—and he'd be terrifyingly efficient at it. Damn!"
On the court, the Pacers organized another possession.
Garland dribbled to the left wing, then used Barnes's screen to drive left.
After taking two dribbles and forcing the Thunder to switch, he promptly passed to Turner, who had moved up to the free-throw line.
As the hub of the offense, Turner caught the ball and wasted no time swinging it to the right corner.
Holiday was already set in the right corner. The instant he caught the ball, he looked to shoot.
But Chen Xi got around the screen much faster than Holiday had expected.
With Chen Xi rushing at him again, Holiday had no choice but to pull the ball back in. Then he accelerated, drove along the baseline, and headed into the paint.
Before Chen Xi could catch up and