Take a look at some of Tim Hardaway's top moves and killer crossovers!Īnd so, for a player who delivered 7,095 assists in his NBA lifetime, this was the greatest assist given to him.
And those kids never stood a chance against a determined woman, who must have had the foresight to know what the basketball would someday mean to her son. Gwen Hardaway gave chase, up the street, ‘round the corner, down the alley, scraping her legs in the process, blood dripping, blood boiling. A kid in these parts knows not to leave his bike alone for a minute, and the same street law applied for a ball so shiny and new that it still had all its pebbles. Hardaway, however, was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, a famously edgy hood of hard-working people like the Hardaways, and unfortunately a few crooks as well. So, he sat on it, like a hen does her eggs.Ī lifetime bond was formed and nothing seemed purer. His father bought him a Wilson for Christmas, his very first ball, and the young boy - or “Tim Bug” as he was known - was too small to dribble it. But back in the day - to be specific, a crucial day in his basketball life - Tim Hardaway and his precious ball were taken. It was never easy to swipe the basketball from the master of the crossover dribble, a weapon he popularized and introduced to the mainstream and used to change the game forever. A 5-time All-Star and Olympic gold medalist, Tim Hardaway is set to be enshrined into the Hall of Fame.
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