This elevator play is designed for a shooter to come off a misdirection cut back up the lane line to where he came from thru an elevator. What makes it so seductive for the shooter is that the elevator wasn't there when he made his original cut, so when he retraces his steps and comes thru the elevator, the defender will be blindsided by it. See More
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The Chicago Bulls run this play frequently for Taj Gibson to get the ball on the left offensive block, where he is most deadly. See More
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Taking advantage of Channing Frye as a stretch-the-floor option at the 4, Jeff Hornacek's Phoenix Suns run this play to get Frye an open look off a ballscreen with one of their two great ball handlers, Eric Bledsoe or Goran Dragic. See More
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The Atlanta Hawks run this action to get Al Horford or Paul Millsap open for a post-up situation. The Double Rip action usually frees them up to establish very deep position. See More
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Dwane Casey's Raptors ran this play to get Jonas Valanciunas an open post-up opportunity See More
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Dwane Casey play for a three pointer See More
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Dwane Casey ran this action last year as a single-double for Terrence Ross. Ross was one of the team's go-to scorers when DeRozan was on the bench, and this play utilized his three-point threat. See More
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Horns formation. Dragic (1) hits Morris (4) at the elbow and cuts opposite. While Dragic (1) and Plumlee (5) set the stagger away, Morris (4) engages in a dribble handoff with Green (3). As Green (3) rises on the wing with the ball, Bledsoe (2) comes off the stagger and gets the pass. See More
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Dragic (1) dribbles towards Bledsoe (2), pushing him backdoor behind Frye (5). Morris (4) pops out from the elbow to the wing. Bledsoe (2) fills corner, pushing Green (3) up on the wing. Middle Pick-and-Pop with Dragic (1) and Frye (5). The rim should be unprotected or a shooter will be open on the perimeter See More
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Brad Stevens play for a shooter, usually Jeff Green. See More
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Dave Joerger used this play to utilize Tayshaun Prince well. Prince is a good ball-handler for a forward but lacks an outside shot; using him in the pinch post helped him find production on the court. The Grizzlies would run the play on this side of the floor almost exclusively so that Prince could dribble towards the dribble with his strong hand (his left hand). See More
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Steve Clifford ran this quick-hitter for Josh McRoberts on occasion last year See More
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The Atlanta Hawks have this brilliant action for Kyle Korver. By using him as a screener his defender will have to help a bit, and that frees Korver up to sprint into a dribble handoff for a three pointer. 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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Orlando Magic Head Coach Jacque Vaughn ran this play last season for Arron Afflalo. As the team's best scorer, Afflalo could decide if he wanted the ball in the pinch post for an isolation or coming off a screen for a three-pointer - his two strengths. The play was a read-and-react for Afflalo, who read the defense and decided where he wanted to score. See More
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