Who has the most fundamentally sound jump shot?

[wagexslave]

Steve Nash

[LoneyROY7]

Kobe doesn't have textbook form. Most coaches would probably point to Nash as a perfect example of good shooting form.

But text book form can be flawed...Kobe's high release allows him to shoot over just about any guard.

[Miserio]

not sure if serious...

Ray Allen....

His elbow is not 'right' but you can't argue with the results.
I like del curry's jumpshot and Glen Rice's too.

[Jyap9675]

Steph Curry

[Dwyane Rose]

But text book form can be flawed...Kobe's high release allows him to shoot over just about any guard.

Shawn Marion's unorthodox but lightning quick release has probably helped him throughout his career as well.

[La Frescobaldi]

[LoneyROY7]

Shawn Marion's unorthodox but lightning quick release has probably helped him throughout his career as well.

B/c that's a perfect comparison to Kobe fricking Bryant's, right?

[Dwyane Rose]

B/c that's a perfect comparison to Kobe fricking Bryant's, right?

? I thought we were talking about how non-textbook shooting form can sometimes be beneficial.

[LoneyROY7]

? I thought we were talking about how non-textbook shooting form can sometimes be beneficial.

Yeah, way to cite the most extreme example.

[nba_55]

it s between marion and noah. Gotta love their forms, just beautiful.

[gyu]

Kobe's always kicking his legs and doing unnecessary fadeaways. Aesthetically pleasing yes but not fundamental.

[Fudge]

Ray Ray then Durant's.

[che guevara]

Steph Curry. Ray Allen's form isn't completely textbook, he uses way more wrist than any coach would recommend (clearly works for him though).

[PJR]

Jesus Shuttlesworth

[Jotaro Durant]

durant or ray