Cavaliers, Celtics, Nets, Mavericks — Irving’s road turned several times, but the "Handle Master" label never changed.
From the 2011 No. 1 pick to that priceless clutch three in 2016, Kyrie Irving redefined what NBA ball-handling art looks like.
From Melbourne to the NBA Finals stage, Irving wrote his own legend with two hands — and the story is far from over.
When future books write the point-guard history, Irving’s name will sit on the "most beautiful technique" page.
Crossover, behind-the-back, spin, pull-up — Irving’s handle is not showboating; it is an art that breaks down unsolvable defense.