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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Middle Pick/Roll Action from GSW. With having interchangeable players, 1-4 could initiate the play. Durant or Green could occupy the "4" spot in this set. This action is designed to get a high slip into a weak side single with a strong side single as well. Curry and Thompson need very little room for a catch/shoot opportunity. If they don't get an open look, they will just play... Pass/Cut, Screen Away, Ball Screen, or Durant Iso. 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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This is a simple and quick SLOB set from GSW. Play is designed to get Durant or Green into a high pick and roll. The defense can't afford to help off shooters, so Durant/Green will look to attack the switch or the roll defender. FMS Blog: Impact Player - How Draymond Green Makes Winning Plays NBA Finals Preview: Golden State Warriors Top Plays from Golden State's Championship Run See More
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Cleveland is at its best when LeBron James creates opportunities for others. Simple actions such as the 3/1 middle pick and roll create opportunities for James (3) to attack downhill. With the personnel Cleveland has, shooters are spaced for kick outs, and Tristan Thompson (5) is put in position for lob opportunities off dribble penetration. NBA Finals Preview: Cleveland Cavaliers See More
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This action is from Boston's Point Series. Boston's "Point" is a simple wide single away. The visual cue is the ball handler "pointing" for the action. Brown, Tatum, and Smart will bounce it out for a step up screen and Horford will look to seal in paint. Check out more options off of this basic Point set. FMS Blog: Boston Celtics - Keeping it Simple with Spread Offense See More
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This action starts with a single and turns into a 1-5 step up. This is designed to get Chris Paul, James Harden, and Eric Gordon downhill. Capela will also have lob opportunities on the roll. See More
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Brad Stevens is the best in the NBA right now out of time outs and in late game situations. This play is designed to get Tatum, Morris, or Horford a post up opportunity and to have Tatum, Brown, or Smart off a pin down. This action starts with a ball screen and ends in a pick-the-picker action. This action keeps every defender engaged. The first look is the post up. See More
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The Celtics possess one of the most skilled and interchangeable rosters of the NBA. This post provides several variations of Boston's Push Action. This early offense is designed to create a 2 man game on either side of the court. Rozier, Smart, Brown or Tatum can occupy any perimeter spot. Horford, Morris, Tatum, Baynes or Monroe can play the 4/5 spots. This action creates pick/roll, pick/pop, and drive/kick opportunities. FMS Blog: How the Celtics are keeping it simple with spread offense See More
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Golden State boasts one of the most efficient offenses out of SLOB situations. GSW scores .973 ppp (Points Per Possession), which is good for 5th overall in the league out of SLOBs. Golden State is shooting 47.7% and scores at least 1 point 44.1% of the time during SLOBs. The actions that they are running are not complex. The actions that they run are designed to allow players to make reads and play. These Zip Quick plays all start with a zipper screen followed by a the weakside single away. "Quick" is a term used league-wide to label single away screens. Teams have to pay attention to the personnel GSW puts on the court because 1-4 can be interchangeable. NBA Finals Preview: Golden State Warriors Top Plays from Golden State's Championship Run See More
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