Worst Travels in The NBA

there’s a reason why kemba’s last name is walker

If the officials ever called travelling the way it was supposed to be called, there'd be 50 turnovers a game.

Dont you hate it when ref is looking at a player traveling and dosen't call it

Westbrook with his "what I do?" look LOLZ

0:49 “that’s a journey” 😂

Westbrook thinks its only practice 😂😂

1:47 “the James harden step back”

1:01 that cameraman also understands the foul but the ref does not.

1:22 lmfao that's the worst one

How do they get away with this? I remember when I played basketball in middle school they were calling travels RELIGIOUSLY. The ref had his damn eyes super glued to our feet and if you shifted even the slightest centimeter during a pivot he'd call a turnover immediately

0:05 now that, my friend, is a journey

Russell funny as hell lol

1:38 this isn’t a travel, he took a gather step

"It's not a travel; it's a journey" Modern NBA

Westbrook was trippin'.😂 He was basically daring the ref to call it.😂

1:22 is actually pretty close to being technically not a travel. The rule says you get 2 steps after suspending your dribble (this means putting the ball in a position where it would be illegal to take another dribble) which happens right as he fishes step 3 then he takes step 4 establishes his pivot foot takes step 5 and then travels with step 6. Had he delayed cupping the ball for an extra step this one would've been legal. The idea that you get 2 steps after the ball bounces is a misunderstanding of the rule and it's why refs don't call it that way. If anyone's interested, look up "James harden was finally caught" and you can see a ref explain the exact rule

I remember a time when players at any level committed a violation and just voluntarily gave the ball up. It was called integrity.

Steph’s face when Russell travels and then him laughing afterwards 😭

2:23 Jeremy Lin Dribbled it wasn't a travel

1:22-1:25 That's--that's an expedition.