This Cleveland Cavaliers' coach David Blatt set is poetry. Everybody gets involved. The ball touches both sides of the floor- simutaneously breaking down the defense. What is great about this play is the backdoor cut is always open. Also, this is a fantastic offense to practice in the preseason. It will help your team read the defense a lot better and look for different ways to score. See More
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I want to thank Coach Nick at @BBALLBREAKDOWN for putting together these plays the Cleveland Cavaliers ran in the NBA Summer League and a few plays coach David Blatt ran in Israel. I can't believe we have to wait a month and a half before the NBA regular season starts. See More
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New Cleveland Cavaliers coach and former coach of the Russian National team David Blatt used this fantastic baseline out of bounds play against Lithuania in the 2012 Olympic Games See More
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Former Russian National team coach and new Cleveland Cavaliers coach David Blatt ran this for a layup against Lithuania in the 2012 Olympic Games See More
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Former Maccabi Tel Aviv and new Cleveland Cavaliers Coach David Blatt used this BLOB down 1 point with 16 seconds to play in the 4th quarter against Olympiactos. They did not score. However, you can imagine it will set up a nice isolation for LeBron James in the post. See More
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If you have a dominate inside game, here is a nice little Post Isolation. See More
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This Hammer play has been on of the staples in our offense. It combines in Ballscreen-, Backscreen- and multiple Handoff (and back door) options, a number of actions that are very hard to defend. Especcially when they happen "in flow" and off of constant movement. It'll give all of your players touches and scoring opportunities, while playing on multiple sides of the floor. See More
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The Lithuanian National Team came very close to beating Team USA in the 2012 Olympics. Lithuania had the lead in the 4th quarter. They ran this play, after a timeout, for a lay up with 2:00 minutes left in the 4th. See More
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Here is a play out of the Box alignment that can be used in late game situations when you need a easy lay-up or three. We use the concepts that we try to have all of our screens set to where they cause a mismatch if the defense was to switch. Meaning other than the intial back screen all other screens in this play are Bigs/Small screening each other. See More
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The Dallas Mavericks use this post play to draw help side and then set a staggered screen for a 3 pointer. See More
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This has been called "The Beautiful Play". The Spurs ran this at the end of the 3rd quarter in Game 6 of the WCF at OKC. The Spurs are winning 72-69 and have possession after a great steal and hustle play by Patty Mills. Coach Popovich calls the play. Manu gets the guys in the right position and waits the clock out. Around 7 seconds left on the clock Duncan sprints to screen Fisher. Manu dribbles left and hits Mills. Mills fires to Duncan. Duncan hits Boris in the corner for a three as the shot clock expires. The Spurs would go on to win Game 6 in overtime. This play includes end of quarter situations, communication, first class passing, and they did it on the road. Beautiful. See More
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#1 brings the ball up the court #4 and #5 set a double screen for #2 (decoy action) #3 cuts backdoor See More
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In the Triangle Offense it is very important to speed cut when the low post gets the ball. When the post has the ball they can go to work or you can get a cross screen for 4 a curl to the hoop. See More
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Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv ran this backdoor play on the first possession against CSKA Moscow in the Euroleague Final Four. Coach David Blatt's Princeton education is visible in this play. See More
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This is a great set, run in variations by numerous NBA Teams, if you are looking to exploid an overly agressive defense with multiple ball-screen/dribble hand-off actions within a short amount of time. It is set up by a "zipper" action and features scoring options for all 5 players on the court. This has been our go-to play last season, as it allows you to get multiple chances a high percentage shot off of movement, while being very simplistic and easy to install. See More
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