The Cavaliers used this early offense drag screen set in the first quarter of Game 3 vs the Pacers. Timing is the biggest key when it comes to executing this quick hitter correctly. If the players involved in the pin down action aren't correctly spaced or timed, the backdoor cut won't work. See More
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This is a frequently run play by the Toronto Raptors. The play is initiated with two perimeter to perimeter dribble hand offs. Play will end with a high ball screen after the second dribble hand off. Blog: NBA Playoffs - Best XsOs of Round 1 See More
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This is a catch/shoot favorite of the Toronto Raptors. The play is initiated with a (3-5) double drag. After setting the drag, 3 and 5 set a double away screen for 2 in the corner. Instead of using the double, 2 curls the first screen and 5 screens for 3. Toronto will run this play with CJ Miles at the 3. See More
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Toronto Raptors double drag option play. "77" is their call for double drag. "Quick" is the term for single away. 4 and 5 set the double drag. 4 cuts strong side. 5 runs into a single away. The right read on this play was to slip, which Jakob Poeltl did for a lob. See More
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Toronto Raptors set vs Washington Wizards in 2018 NBA Playoffs. Play is designed to get DeMar DeRozan downhill on the weak side off the court. Play starts with 4 and 5 setting singles to get the 3 and 2 (DeRozan) open. 1 performs DHO with 3 and the ball is swung to 2 coming off a single down screen. 5 runs into a high step up ball screen. 2 has one side of the court to attack downhill and read the defense for drive, drop off or kickout. See More
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Washington Wizards - Side Pick/Roll Action: The Wizards use actions like this to create mismatches for Wall and Beal. These 2 guards are great at attacking the switch, getting into the paint, and creating for others. Clearing the wing gives the ball handler the opportunity to attack middle or attack the sideline. Reading the screener's defender will allow ball handler to make the right play. Playbook: Best of 2018 NBA Playoffs See More
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Washington Wizards - Secondary Action: Trail big will "dive" and clear to the corner. Opposite big runs into a high ball screen. John Wall looks to attack paint and create. Markieff Morris and Mike Scott have the ability to pop instead of roll. Playbook: Best of 2018 NBA Playoffs See More
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Washington Wizards - After Timeout Action: The Wizards opened up the 2018 playoffs in game 1 with this action. The play was ran two times in a row. The Wizards scored back to back buckets. This action is initiated with a perimeter to perimeter zipper screen. This is really false action to set up the cross screen action for Gortat. On both plays, Gortat was not open and the ball was swung to Wall to attack a ball screen. Playbook: Best of 2018 NBA Playoffs See More
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Houston Rockets Middle Pick and Roll Action. 5 pins the 2 into a stagger middle ball screen. Houston uses this set to create mismatches for Chris Paul, James Harden, and Eric Gordon. Getting into the paint creates spot up and lob opportunities. See More
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Houston loves creating mismatches. This secondary action sets up perimeter to post mismatches. The play is designed to get James Harden, Chris Paul or Eric Gordon into a 2-man game. It is also utilized when Houston plays smaller with Ryan Anderson at the 5. See More
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Houston Rockets SLOB action designed to get the ball to James Harden and Chris Paul. Once Harden or Paul get the ball, they are put into a 2-game where they can attack downhill and create a mismatch. Entire side of floor is open after ball screen while other players space, ready for a kick out. See More
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Philadelphia 76ers Side Ball Screen Action: The 76ers love getting Ben Simmons into ball screens, but they also use this opportunity to disguise action for Belinelli and Redick - two of the best shooters in the league at coming off the move. Simple action, but the timing is crucial. See More
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Boston Celtics - Princeton Set. This offense is designed to get players moving and to keep the defense engaged. There are opportunities for backdoor looks, catch/shoot looks, a post up, and ulitmately a 1-5 high pick and roll allowing Boston's guards to create. See More
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Golden State is efficient, and its offense has interchangeable parts as 1-4 can bring the ball up the court at any given time. With the firepower the Warriors possess, defenses have to sprint back and get matched up ASAP. They utilize quick opportunities with drag screens and wing pin downs. If they don't get an open look, Durant, Curry, or Thompson will back it out and just play. FMS Blog: Top Plays from Golden State's Championship Run Impact Player - How Draymond Green Makes Winning Plays NBA Finals Preview: Golden State Warriors See More
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1 throug 4 can bring the ball up for GSW. In this look, the trail big sets the drag and rolls to the post. For the Warriors, this could be Green, Durant, McGee, West, or even Iguodala. If they can't score immediately off the post catch, the strong side wing elbow screens for the perimeter in the top spot. Usually this spot gets occupied by Curry or Thompson. FMS Blog: Top Plays from Golden State's Championship Run Impact Player - How Draymond Green Makes Winning Plays NBA Finals Preview: Golden State Warriors See More
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