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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This play was #20 on the most downloaded plays of 2018! Check out the full list and download the playbook: The Top 25 Plays of 2018 The Boston Celtics were down 2 with 25.8 seconds left in regulation when Brad Stevens called a timeout, noticing his team was not likely to get a good shot attempt late in the shot clock. The Celtics used this play to combat the late game switching strategy that the 76ers were using and get a quick shot at the rim. 5 started the play by curling around the screen from 4 and to screen for 1. This occupied Philadelphia's defenders and forced the only help on the lob to come from x1 as he switched onto 5 on the screen. Jaylen Brown (2) then screened for 4 and cut to the rim. Because the 76ers were switching that screen, Brown was able to seal his new defender and cut to the basket to receive the lob pass for a quick finish. A Lesson in Late Game Situatinos: Celtics-Sixers Game 3 See More
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This play was #14 on the most downloaded plays of 2018! Check out the full list and download the playbook: The Top 25 Plays of 2018 The Boston Celtics were down 1 with 8.4 seconds left in overtime when the got the ball stuck in the corner and they had to call a timeout to save the possession. They initially ran a play to get the ball to Jayson Tatum but had to call their final timeout when the 76ers nearly forced a five-second call on the inbounds pass. Down to their final chance, the Celtics ran this play to get Al Horford (5) isolated at the rim. The 76ers were switching all screens to keep the Celtics from getting an open look. This worked to the Celtics advantage as Horford screened for 2, bringing Joel Embid (x5) away from the basket to deny the pass to 2. x2 and x3 had already switched assignments when 3 cut along the baseline. This isolated Horford against Robert Covington (x3) in the post. Covington fronted Horford to deny the pass but with the weak side cleared, Horford sealed his defender to get the lob pass at the rim for the game-winning basket. A Lesson in Late Game Situations: Celtics-Sixers Game 3 See More
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The Philadelphia 76ers were down 2 with 1.7 seconds left in Game 3 of their playoff series with the Boston Celtics and needed to get a shot off in a catch and shoot situation. The Sixers were able to get a look for their first option in this play with Bellinelli (3) cutting to the corner to receive the pass from Ben Simmons (1) and send the game into overtime. With no timeouts left in the game, Philadelphia embedded secondary options into the play with Joel Embid (5) screening for J.J. Redick (2) at the rim. 5 seals his defender after the screen to get an opportunity at the basket. 2 cuts off the screen up top for the final option in the play. A Lesson in Late Game Situations: Celtics-Sixers Game 3 See More
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Cleveland Cavaliers 2018 NBA Playoffs set. With the defense expecting the stagger from George Hill and Kevin Love, Kyle Korver will immediately turn around and screen for Hill to come off the stagger from him and Love. See More
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Boston Celtics 4 man Isolation. Blog: How the Celtiics are keeping it simple with spread offense See More
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Boston Celtics secondary stagger. Blog: How the Celtics are keeping it simple with spread offense See More
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Boston Celtics Horns Option. Blog: How the Celtics have been keeping it simle with spread offense See More
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Philadelphia 76ers SLOB action. A majority of Philly SLOB's will start with a strong side back screen and a weak side pin to the top. Play is designed to get Convington/Redick/Belinelli coming off a stagger away. Embiid has the ability to drive from the elbow. Covington/Redick/Belinelli are exceptional at reading the defense and will either get an open jumper or be able curl the stagger to the rim. See More
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Philadelphia 76ers SLOB Action. Philly loves running regular actions out of SLOB looks. A majority of its SLOB's will start with a strong side back screen and a weak side pin to the top. In this action from there, Simmons gets them into their "Ear Tug" Series which looks a lot like "Horns". "Number-Number" tells you who is involved in the action. So for Ear Tug 25 Pop, the 2-5 are in action. Simmons comes off the 2 (Redick/Belinelli) and the 2 is flared by the 5 all the way out to the wing (Pop). Redick/Belinelli have the green light to shoot if they get open. Simmons then receives a RIP/Back screen from the 5 and clears. If the lob or dump down to Simmons is there, they will take it. Sequence ends with Embiid playing a 2-man game with Redick/Belinelli. See More
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Philadelphia 76ers SLOB set designed to get Ben Simmons cutting and posting up. Anytime Simmons posts, he is looking to for open teammates. This set ends with a double stagger on the weak side. As teams can't ignore Redick and Belinelli on the move, it leaves Ben Simmons 1-on-1 in the post. 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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Philadelphia 76ers DHO Flex action from Game 1 of 2018 NBA Playoffs Semifinals series vs Boston Celtics. See More
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First play ran by the Philadelphia 76ers in the Eastern Conference Semifinals against Boston Celtics. Great play because of the options to take advantage of how the defense plays the flare screen. Options to beat both switch and no-switch strategies. Screen-the-screener (STS) action to finish. See More
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This is a misdirection play by the 76ers to post Ben Simmons on the weak side block, which Philly loves to do because of his passing skills and court vision from this area. Embiid/Saric/Ilysova make the entry and then play out of it. Entry passer can cut through or set a flare screen for Covington/Reddick/Belineli. 2-5 are interchangeable spots. The Sixers play call for this is "Platter" which simmons will yell as he holds his hand out palm up. See More
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