"I definitely want to be the most unstoppable player," Fall said.
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Wilt Chamberlain may have been the most unstoppable player in NBA history.
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Eric Lindros may have been the most unstoppable physical force in hockey history.
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In the here and now, Green acts as fulcrum of the most unstoppable play in sports.
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Of course, none of this really matters without Davis playing like the most unstoppable force the league has.
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Parker and Antetokounmpo in transition have been a gruesome Final Fantasy for opponents—perhaps the Bucks most unstoppable weapon.
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For now, though, it's just fun to watch Walker torch the league with one of the game's most unstoppable actions.
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He is the most unstoppable force around the basket and in transition, can create for others, and defend at a high level.
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Also, Brady unforgettably has the most unstoppable force in the league at his disposal in tight end Rob Gronkowski when he's healthy.
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So, expect Kansas City to come out firing and remind the NFL that they're one of the most unstoppable offenses in the league.
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In its finest iteration, this team generates some of the most unstoppable offense we've ever seen, led by the greatest player of his generation.
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It didn't take long for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs offense to prove they're still one of the most unstoppable units in football.
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Patrick Mahomes has been one of the most unstoppable players in the NFL since taking over the starting role in Kansas City two seasons ago.
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The most unstoppable force in pro football during the regular season, the prohibitive favorite to win the league's Most Valuable Player Award, made misplay after misplay.
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In this matchup against the Ravens — the N.F.L.'s most unstoppable offensive force — Buffalo acquitted itself well, holding the Ravens to just 257 yards of offense.
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One of this postseason's most unstoppable plays occurred each time one of those two bigs set Thomas up with a high screen 20.75 feet from the cup.
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Whether it's Durant screening for Curry or Curry screening for Durant, these two in a pick-and-roll is theoretically the most unstoppable play in the world.
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Antetokounmpo is the game's most unstoppable force going to the basket, but all eyes will be on whether he can hit three-pointers at a consistent clip.
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Three plays I'm thinking of from Game 1 of the NBA Finals perfectly illustrate why the Golden State Warriors are the most unstoppable force in sports right now.
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Perhaps the most unstoppable strategy that the Cavs deployed against the Pacers is also the rarest one for James: utilizing him as the screener in pick-and-rolls.
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Kevin Durant Pros: Durant is the NBA's second-best player and the most unstoppable scorer alive, and his usage and assist rates are higher than they've ever been.
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Joel Embiid is a literal giant with touch, a ballerina's footwork, and arguably the most unstoppable one-on-one profile of any player his age in recent NBA history.
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The genesis of basketball's most unstoppable offensive player adopting one of the sport's most feared moves can be traced back to an old proverb: necessity is the mother of invention.
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Just look at how quickly Westbrook changes direction to split the double-team: While Westbrook is the most unstoppable player in the league, he doesn't always do things worth stopping.
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Now, in his second full season with the Celtics, Thomas has become the leader of the second-place Celtics, transforming into one of the most unstoppable offensive forces in the league.
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With receiving savant Julio Jones still one of the most unstoppable players in the league and second-year Calvin Ridley running with him, the Falcons offense should be one to watch this fall.
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The Achilles injury will likely rob Durant of a year of his prime, but it should not be forgotten that the last time he was healthy on the floor, he had become the game's most unstoppable force.
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And yet people keep sending those henchmen after him, most noticeably in the kind of limp, predictable double cross that's standard fare for most unstoppable-assassin movies, and that never, ever works out well for the double-crosser.
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Let's take a look at basketball history: Wilt Chamberlain (played from 1959 to 1973): The most unstoppable scorer in the history of the NBA, Chamberlain averaged more than 50(!) points a game during the 19623-1962 season and more than 40 points a game during the 1962-235.4 season.
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MUNICH — For Reinhard Grindel, the leader of Germany's soccer federation, this has become an awkward moment to promote his country's campaign to stage European Championship in 2024, or, really, anything having to do with a national team program that only months ago was considered a symbol of unity for the country and one of the most unstoppable forces in sports.
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Before the start of the 2011 NBA Finals, LeBron James called Nowitzki's one-legged fadeaway the second most unstoppable move ever, behind only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's skyhook. Additionally, Nowitzki could drive to the basket from the perimeter like few men his size were able to do.ESPN.com's Greatest Power Forwards, ESPN, June 2, 2005. Retrieved January 7, 2008 NBA.
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Categories vary from year to year. Examples of categories awarded more than twice include "Guy of the Year," "Jean-Claude Gahd Dam," "Biggest Ass Kicker," "Decade of Hotness," "Funniest M.F.," "Guy Movie Hall of Fame," "Guy Movie of the Year," and "Most Unstoppable Jock." Slightly different variants of the category "Hottest (Insert Girl's Name)" also tend to recur year over year.
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Only a handful of great NBA players have been successful shooting fadeaways. Michael Jordan was one of the most popular shooters of the fadeaway. Wilt Chamberlain, Patrick Ewing, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Hakeem Olajuwon, Dwyane Wade, Karl Malone, Larry Bird, Carmelo Anthony, DeMar DeRozan, and LaMarcus Aldridge are also well known for using this move. The even more difficult one-legged fadeaway has become Dirk Nowitzki's signature move and has been called by LeBron James the second most unstoppable move ever, only behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's skyhook.
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