By the 2016–17 season, Antetokounmpo had established himself as one of the league's most devastating slashers and transition scorers.[1][137] His rare combination of size and speed frequently enables him to cross half a court in a single dribble and blowing past multiple defenders.[3][4][138] A 2017 analysis conducted by Stats SportVU at the behest of FiveThirtyEight showed that Antetokounmpo was able to cover slightly more than 15 feet off a single dribble when driving to the basket, 5 feet further than the average player in the league.[6] In addition, Antetokounmpo has developed his own version of the Euro step, described by Jordan Brenner of ESPN.com as "the final phase of the move's evolution", which allows him to directly attack the rim from the three-point arc in a move that "renders the area between the top of the key and the basket all but undefendable".[139]