Having a stretch 4 and an athlete combination like the Pelicans have in Anthony Davis and Ryan Anderson is convenient, and this set is designed to take advantage of that. See More
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Looking to get a post up opportunity this is a creative set to get guards to move before the initial action is made. See More
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Klay Thompson and Steph Curry running a Pick & Roll together seems unfair. But it is precisely what Steve Kerr loves to do in this creative set out of a zipper cut. This set can have Klay come off looking for a shot off the pindown, setting a ballscreen or slipping the ballscreen for a 3 and Curry attacks out of all of it. See More
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End of quarter/half set to get action before a high ballscreen. See More
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Nice set out of Horns to get Harrison Barnes in the Pick & Roll, putting both bigs in Pick & Roll defense. See More
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Nice weave action before a high Pick & Roll. See More
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Phoenix style drag ballscreen for Steph Curry. See More
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After Time Out set by Steve Kerr to get a hot Steph Curry a 3. See More
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Sideline out of Bounds set to get guard attacking out of the Pick & Roll See More
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Kerr runs a nice After Time Out backscreen set to get a layup for Draymond Green. See More
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New Orleans ran this against Golden State as a pressure release to the overplay of their wings. See More
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Bucks run a good Double Set that allows one of their big men who can shoot from 3 flare off for a shot. See More
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In the Chicago Bulls bigger lineups they have Mirotic at the 3, Gibson at the 4 & Noah at the 5, this lineup works well because Mirotic can shoot the 3 well and set ballscreens effectively. A set that the Bulls have run throughout the year is having Mirotic set a ballscreen and they turn and sprint off an elevator screen. See More
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Steve Kerr has been an incredible leader and his After Time Out plays this year have been outstanding. Against the Pelicans, in both game 1 & game 2 he ran an After Time Out set to get Draymond Green a quick layup. This year, the Warriors have ran more floppy action with Klay & Steph cutting off screens and Iguadola handling the ball. So, off this action Kerr has Klay cut to the wing, with the two bigs staying high as Iguadola passes it to Klay. Steph then turns and sets a "Rip" screen (backscreen on Draymond's defender) to have Draymond cut to the rim for a layup. See More
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Coaches generally watch what other coaches use in their offense and if they like the action or think that it can be used for their personnel, they steal it. Kerr uses a set that Doc Rivers has been utilizing for JJ Redick to get an open shot. This set flows in transition nicely for the Warriors who like to run the "Phoenix Drag" screen in transition, and they get good shots out of it. Typically Steph runs the point in this set, but against New Orleans Kerr has Iguadola handle in order to get Steph a shot. Iguadola dribbles at Steph who cuts backdoor, then receives a ballscreen (Drag) and dribbles off of it. Opposite wing cuts hard to the rim pulling his defender with him, then Steph sprints off down screen for a shot. See More
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