Mark Price was known as an deadeye marksman in his 12 NBA seasons — he shot .472 from the field, won two three-point contests and is one of the best foul shooters in league history. But that wasn’t the only way Price could deal damage and the Los Angeles Lakers found that out the hard way. With his ability to break down the defense off the dribble, the longtime Cleveland Cavaliers guard showcases his enviable handle in the open court, confronting a defender one-on-one and badly fooling him with a head-turning, behind-the-back crossover before finishing at the rim. Price made a significant impact even as a rookie, coming off the bench to score 18 points on 9-for-12 shooting to pair with three rebounds and three assists on March 7, 1987. · Mar 7, 1987