MACAU— It’s no secret that the “Pinoy step”–a deceptive basketball move that uses a ball fake to a high-step layup–has been widely utilized, especially in the NBA, with stars like Zach LaVine and Tyrese Haliburton to name a few The move was popularized by Filipino basketball star Kiefer Ravena then by current Phoenix Fuel Masters guard in the PBA, Ricci Rivero, and has since gone global. On Sunday in Macau, the EASL Finals saw Japanese forward Ryo Sadohara execute the move to a T to win it for the Ryukyu Golden Kings in a battle for third duel against Alvark […]... Keep on reading: EASL Finals: 'Pinoy step' wins it for Ryukyu in battle for third