Ryan Kalkbrenner was a genuine monster on the offensive glass against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Kalk finished the game with 10 offensive rebounds, creating some by drawing multiple Cavs defenders to box him.
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Boomer Rolex from the Cavs on the two opening possessions against the Hornets
Better on the 2nd one. Force the blind pig adjustment, timing thrown off. Better POA D effort from Allen forces Harden into a wider driving angle. Sion gets the strongside corner dig pokeaway, turnover
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One of Charlotte's main actions off SLOB is Peja, Reid probably saw CPJ and opted to forego the usual entry.
Sion-Kalk PNR. Cavs Ice, relying on Thomas' high tag. Thomas is late due to Peja still happening. Sion gets a paint touch - kickout.
Not intentional but worked well.
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Fun opening set from Toronto against Memphis
Wedge entry for Poeltl, directly engage Edey and pull him out of rim protection duties -> Walter sets the backscreen for Barrett, directly involving Jerome -> The stagger overloads the strongside and leaves the weakside open for RJ.
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Some of the direct drop beaters the Wolves ran against the Jazz
1. 77 Oklahoma
2. Delay Chicago -> Flare the DHO trigger man. Sort of works similarly to Chest or Flip Flare
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Early offense flare screens have been a staple for the Celtics for quite some time, making use out of their non shooting bigs to enable space for their teammates or just making it easier to flow into the offense.
Works very well vs deep dropping bigs as a drop beating option.
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