https://youtu.be/OaR1fQAZVKA?t=126
I've noticed as my game has matured I use a simple move to get to the other basket off a rebound in transition regardless if someone gets out in front of me. It involves executing a cross over but while not breaking the high dribble that you do when on the run (not your typical low dribble half-court crossover move). Occasionally rec league refs call this a carry and actually when I think about it I don't fully disagree with them though I think it's lame that they call it since it isn't called in the pros. I see guys like Giannis and Durant do it a lot and today I realized the oldest footage I notice of a player doing this was Magic Johnson. Do these high-dribble pseudo-carrying crossovers go back further than Magic doing it or was he the pioneer of the big players changing direction on the run? Before this era it seems most players look to have had a very "palms down" disciplined dribble. Later eras the half-court crossover move also became more exaggerated it seems in the hands of Iverson