Bag
A player's full set of moves and skills — their offensive arsenal.
Definitions
By extension in slang, money or a payday (a separate but related 'bag').
Used in the phrase 'out the bag' or 'in the bag' to describe pulling off a slick move.
In basketball, the collection of dribble moves, fakes, and finishes a player can pull from.
Bag In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
AAVE-rooted basketball slang where a 'bag' is the toolkit of moves a player carries. The skill sense spread heavily through hoop culture and NBA 2K in the 2010s.
People Also Ask
What does 'bag' mean in basketball?
A player's bag is their full arsenal of moves and skills. A 'deep bag' means they have a lot of ways to score.
What does 'out the bag' mean?
It describes pulling off a slick, advanced move, as if you reached into your bag of tricks and produced it.
Does 'bag' also mean money?
Yes, separately 'bag' is common slang for money or a payday, like 'secure the bag.' Context tells you which one is meant.
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