This is a great counter to Slice Double with KG at the 5. The setup is the same, but instead of Allen coming off of the stagger, he sets a cross screen for KG and then receives a pin down from 4. See More
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With Ray Allen at the 2, new Slice options are introduced to provide him with catch and shoot opportunities. In Slice Double, the initial action is the same, but it is a setup to get Allen’s defender on the high side in the post, at which time he reverses back off a stagger screen from 4 and 5 with his defender trailing. See More
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Rajon Rondo’s size often led to mismatches, and this Slice variation used by the Celtics allowed him to call his own number and get a good post up opportunity on the block. The setup looks exactly like regular Slice, but the 2 man rejects the flex screen, allowing Rondo to slip around the 5 and seal his defender. See More
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This is the basic Slice set, and it is a simple way to bring your 2 or 3 to the block for a post up to exploit a mismatch. Paul Pierce was the primary option in the post out of Slice for the Celtics. See More
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The Boston Celtics ran this play after a timeout to beat the Toronto Raptors. There was 3.1 seconds left on the clock. See More
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Doc Rivers ran this with the Boston Celtics during their Big Three era with Rajon Rondo at the point. Rivers would get the ball back into the hands of Rondo coming off a series of screens, and trying to get a three-man action with Rondo, Ray Allen and a big. See More
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This is a BLOB set Doc Rivers liked to utilize when the ball was deeper into the corner than normal. Rivers would frequently run this set for shooters such as Ray Allen and Paul Pierce during his time with the Boston Celtics. See More
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Brad Stevens play for a shooter, usually Jeff Green. See More
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Sideline Out of Bounds play for the end of the game when team need 3 points shot position for the best shooter. See More
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Game winning shot by Jeff Green vs. Miami 11/9/13. Down 2 with .6 seconds coach Stevens drew this play up that has screen the screener action with a flare. See More
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The Boston Celtics ran this play to start of their contest on 12/21 against the Washington Wizards. The design of the play was to get Jeff Green a catch and shoot three pointer. See More
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In an end game set against the Pacers, Jeff Green used a rub action from Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett to get free for a lob at the rim and put in the game-winning layup. See More
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Down 2 with .7 left the Celtics ran this lob to tie it up vs. the Heat in a 2009 game. Coach Rivers got this play from an AAU game. This play is all about reading the screening action. If 1's defender goes under the screen, 1 would bump off the screen for a jump shot. If 1's defender tries to trail the screen or play on the outside and deny the catch then the curl for the lob is open. If 1's defender fights through the screen but does not deny 1, 1 can still catch and shoot. See More
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Opening play run by the Celtics in their game 3 loss to the Knicks. Terry sets a backscreen for Pierce who got a great look at a layup. See More
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Today's FastDraw Play of the Day is from the Boston Celtics. See More
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