Was a 6th man the MVP of a dynasty? | Offensive Legends Ep. 6

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Summary by Krater

An in-depth analysis of Manu Ginobili's basketball career, examining his unique playstyle, offensive load, and impact on the San Antonio Spurs.

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Answers: How good was Manu Ginobili and what made his playstyle unique?

Manu Ginobili was a superstar hiding in plain sight with one of the most unique and creative playstyles in NBA history.
Ginobili's euro-step and flexible hip movement gave him a different pace and elite force and power driving to the hoop.
Ginobili's scoring and playmaking load peaked in 2008, when he matched or exceeded the league's heaviest lifters.
Ginobili took fewer mid-range shots than the other Big Three, reaching efficiency heights that Duncan and Parker never touched.
San Antonio was better in Ginobili's playoff minutes in every postseason except 2010, outscoring opponents by 13 points per 100 with him on the court.
Despite coming off the bench and playing reduced minutes, Manu Ginobili was San Antonio's other superstar and a vital two-way player.

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