NBA Ankle-breaking Crossovers Mix

This video has probably some of the best crossover highlights in the NBA for the last five years. When I say best, I mean ankle-breakin', dumbfoundin' and flat-on-your-ass crossovers.

The staples include the best ones by Allen Iverson, Steve Francis, Stephon Marbury and Chris Paul. Throw in some moves by Gilbert Arenas tricking Kobe, Dwayned Wade abusing the opposing defense and LeBron James sticking a 3 on the D.

Michael Jordan Mix

This video mix is a very good compendium of Michael Jordan highlights from the 80's and 90's. While I'm not too crazy about the soundtrack, the selection of choice Jordan moments is superb.

Jordan's signature hang time moves during his early career was represented as well as his mean hops. You gotta love how MJ gave Pat Ewing the Blue Plate Facial at the Madison Square Garden. Two memorable game winners are included as well: "The Shot" against Craig Ehlo in Cleveland and Bryon Russel's worst highlight in the NBA Finals against Utah. The mix is a great way to appreciate Michael Jordan's contribution to the game.

Okafor Blocks Shaq (aka The Fall of Shaquille O'Neal)

Shaquille O'Neal likes to be called MDE or Most Dominant Ever, but lately he has been a far cry from his Los Angeles Lakers days. I caught this video in NBA.com as a highlight and the video shows Charlotte Bobcat Emeka Okafor blocking a point-blank shot by Shaq.

I found the piece of video very poignant because after the block, Shaq fell flat on is butt and got hit by another Charlotte Bobcat, as if he were adding insult to injury.

Vince Carter Mix

This Vince Carter highlight reel takes a lot from VC's early Toronto days. (Notice the silly-looking Toronto Raptors' jersey?) This mix reminds us how Vince Carter wowed the NBA with his athleticism and makes you think why he didn't do that often-- settling for 3's and jumpers.

Dunks of note: Carter's in-your-face specials on Dikembe Mutumbo and Alonzo Mourning.

Steve Francis Mix

This Steve Francis Mix is primarily highlights from Stevie's Houston days. Man, can he really get up then.