Every time a new iteration of NBA 2K is made available, there is a surge in demand for the game's most impressive dribble animations and signatures. On the court, no one wants to be moving in a stiff and slow manner while they are dribbling the ball and attempting to make plays. This is because it makes it difficult to make plays. The range of your signature moves, as well as their overall effectiveness, are significantly influenced by the ball handle rating and height of your MyPLAYER. Your rating for how quickly you can move with the ball will also have an effect on the dribble styles that are available to you to equip. Always keep in mind that the best signature moves will change over time as more and more animations become available with the passing of seasons.
Point Guards: (92+ Ball Handle Under 6'5″)
Now that you have reached this point, you will be able to unlock the Trae Young crossover, which is generally agreed upon to be the very best in the game. These sigs are for the point guards who are on the shorter side in NBA 2K23. Not only is the size-up that Darius Garland executes the quickest one in the game, but it is also the only one that can be chained together with other moves. Other size-ups in the game cannot do this. At this point in time, the behind-the-back shot that Damian Lillard takes is the behind-the-back shot that is the quickest overall in the game.
Chris Paul possesses a style of dribbling that has a speed rating of 80 or higher with the ball.
Size-Up: Darius Garland (80+ Ball Handle)
Escape Package: John Wall (80+ Ball Handle)
In the moving crossover, both Trae Young and Stephen Curry have more than 92 ball handles between them.
Damian Lillard, who has had more than 90 percent of the opportunities to handle the ball, moves to the area behind the basket.
Shooting Guards must have a ball handle 88 and be between 6 feet 5 and 6 feet 9 inches tall.
You won't have access to some of the better dribble signatures if you are a taller guard, but the alternatives are still very good. The Donovan Mitchell crossover is an underappreciated move that is effective when there is open floor space available and can be used to create space for teammates. The Zach Lavine behind the back is very similar to the Damian Lillard behind the back, with the primary difference being the tempo at which it is performed.
Size-Up: D'Aaron Fox 80+ Ball Handle
Escape Package: Kobe Bryant (88+ Ball Handle)
Simple there is no prior knowledge or experience required. Spinning Movement
Moving Hesitation is Zach Lavine, who has gotten his hands on the ball more than seventy-five times.
Luka Doncic, who has handled more than 80 balls so far this season, is going in the wrong direction.
The Triple Threat Playstyle is exemplified by Joel Embiid there are no requirements.
A Step or Two in the Right Direction6.5 to 6.9 feet tall, 80–85 inches on the ball handle
This section is for all of the big guards who have a rating of between 80 and 85 for their ability to handle the ball, which is the threshold for inclusion in this section. The animations will not significantly deviate from the shooting guard category in any way, nor will they depart from it by an excessive amount. The only significant change that has been made to this play is LeBron James' size-up escape package, which is one of the more effective moves for expanding space when played by a larger ball-handler. This change is the only significant change that has been made to this play.
Michael Jordan, who has a speed with the ball rating of 75 or higher, shows off his unique dribbling style.
Size-Up: D'Aaron Fox 80+ Ball Handle
This Offer Includes LeBron James, Who Has Handled The Ball More Than 75 Times.
Donovan Mitchell, who has possessed the ball more than seventy-five times throughout the moving crossover.
Zach Lavine, who has had more than 75 touches on the ball, is moving behind the defensive line at the moment.
Simple there is no prior knowledge or experience required. Spinning Movement
Moving Hesitation is Zach Lavine, who has gotten his hands on the ball more than seventy-five times.
Luka Doncic, who has handled more than 80 balls so far this season, is going in the wrong direction.
The Triple Threat Playstyle is exemplified by Joel Embiid there are no requirements.
Big MenAt least 6 feet 10 inches tall and possessing a ball handle of 80 or more.
Those individuals who have made ball handlers at a height of 6'10 or higher are the only ones eligible to sign these items. When the character reached 6'10, the duration of many of the faster animations was shortened to 6'9 or even shorter. Despite this, there are still some great sigs that you can use to help you navigate your way around the court. Examples include the size-up escape used by LeBron James, the moving hesitation used by LaVine, and the signature size-up used by Giannis Antetokounmpo, which is grossly underrated. All three of these moves are used by Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Size-Up: Giannis Antetokounmpo 65+ Ball Handle
LeBron James, who has had more than seventy different touches on the ball.
Donovan Mitchell, who has had more than 75 touches on the ball during the moving crossover.
Simple there is no prior knowledge or experience required. Spinning Movement
Moving Hesitation is Zach Lavine, who has gotten his hands on the ball more than seventy-five times.
The ball handler who has scored more than 70 points, Kawhi Leonard, is moving to the stepback position.
The Triple Threat Playstyle is exemplified by Joel Embiid there are no requirements.
Big Men with a ball handle of 75 or less and a height of 6 feet 10 inches or more are considered to be Big Men.
Men who are at least 6 feet 10 inches tall but have a lower ball handle rating make up the last category on our list. These individuals have a lower ball handle rating. Because the vast majority of animations are only available to players who are at least 6 feet 10 inches tall, players' sigs will all have a very similar appearance. Rather than utilizing the Kawhi Leonard moving stepback, one should switch to utilizing the pro behind the back. This is all that needs to be done differently.
The dribbling style of Joel Embiid speeds of over 65 miles per hour with the ball
Size-Up: Giannis Antetokounmpo 65+ Ball Handle
LeBron James, who has handled the ball more than 70 times, and Donovan Mitchell, who has handled the ball more than 75 times in the moving crossover, make up the escape package.
The Moving Behind the Back skill requires a Ball Handle score of at least 75.
Simple (there is no prior knowledge or experience required). Moving Spin
Moving Hesitation is Zach Lavine, who has gotten his hands on the ball more than seventy-five times.
Going in the Completely Wrong Direction: Pro (There Are No Prerequisites)
The Triple Threat Playstyle is exemplified by Joel Embiid there are no requirements.
