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Speaker 1: Everybody hopeful that you guys are having a great start
Speaker 1: to your weekend, or I should say a great start
Speaker 1: to your Sunday. We're gonna be doing some film on
Speaker 1: the greatness of Steph Curry and nicolea Jokic. Tonight, I
Speaker 1: made some specific callouts on the types of ways that
Speaker 1: those guys were attacking last night. I wanted to dive
Speaker 1: into the film and look at some specific intricacies in
Speaker 1: the way that those two teams led their team to
Speaker 1: victory in some must win games on Saturday night. You
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Speaker 1: let's talk some basketball. So let's start by looking at
Speaker 1: some of the specific ways that Steph broke free against
Speaker 1: the Houston Rockets defense. Starting with a transition brush screen
Speaker 1: from Cavin Looney, which I thought was really smart. So
Speaker 1: as Steph is driving up the floor, here we have
Speaker 1: some token ball pressure from Amen Thompson about ready to
Speaker 1: meet him at half court. Watch Kevon Looney deliberately run
Speaker 1: into a men Thompson's path that allows Steph to get
Speaker 1: an angle. Now a men Thompson's body is angled completely sideways.
Speaker 1: That allows Steph to hit the gas sweet scoop shot
Speaker 1: off the glass over Jalen Green. Just those little things
Speaker 1: that Looney and Draymond I've gotten really good at over
Speaker 1: the years at finding ways to get Steph additional openings.
Speaker 1: This was an example of Steph setting his man up
Speaker 1: for a screen. So one of the things I've always
Speaker 1: talked about when it comes to setting up your man
Speaker 1: for a screen is you want to walk into his
Speaker 1: body and give him just a little bit of a
Speaker 1: shove before you run off the screen. That creates that
Speaker 1: initial bit of separation for the screener to be able
Speaker 1: to make contact. And Steph does it in this case
Speaker 1: using a give and go. So as you guys can
Speaker 1: see here, Steph's going to throw the pass to Quinn
Speaker 1: post watch how at this point he's gonna lean into
Speaker 1: a men Thompson to get a little bit of initial
Speaker 1: Separation's slow it down here, gives him that little shove.
Speaker 1: See how he just created that tiny bit of separation
Speaker 1: that gives Quentin Posts the angle to set the screen
Speaker 1: so that puts him in Thompson in trail position instead
Speaker 1: of beating Posts over the top of the screen and
Speaker 1: being able to keep Steph in front as long as
Speaker 1: he's got Thompson in trail position. Now all of the
Speaker 1: pressures on Steven Adams to contain Steph in a one
Speaker 1: on one coming downhill, easy crossover, splits the ball screen,
Speaker 1: gets into the lane, and how about finishing over Jalen
Speaker 1: Green at the rim again.
Speaker 2: With a scoop shot.
Speaker 1: Beautiful body positioning from Steph Curry to get open. This
Speaker 1: I thought was just a classic example of a shooter
Speaker 1: knowing when he's got you dead to rights, and he
Speaker 1: knows he's got you dead to rights if you have
Speaker 1: your head turned. So Draymond misses the shot. Here there's
Speaker 1: an offensive rebound. Look at tari Eason. Tarry Easton knows
Speaker 1: he's got Steph, but he's got his back turned. Steph
Speaker 1: sees it, sees Tarry turned and cuts back right behind him.
Speaker 1: Because Tario had his head turn, he wasn't prepared for
Speaker 1: the cut, and Steph was able to get an opening
Speaker 1: right there along the right wing. This was Fred van
Speaker 1: Vliet was doing a lot of like traditional lock and
Speaker 1: trail coverages with Steph, which we'll see a couple of
Speaker 1: examples later on in the show. A lot of ball
Speaker 1: pressure from Fred and a lot of lock and trail
Speaker 1: type of stuff. So Steph is getting ready to run
Speaker 1: along this baseline here, but watch just the tiny little
Speaker 1: head spin fake before he starts sprinting right here. Boom
Speaker 1: turns his head and then goes, and you can literally
Speaker 1: see just the slightest hesitation from Fred van Vliet on
Speaker 1: the spin. Watch Steph turn his head and then he goes,
Speaker 1: and there's just a tiny bit of hesitation that gets
Speaker 1: just the tiniest bit of separation that once again creates
Speaker 1: a screening angle for Quinton Post just like the MN
Speaker 1: Thompson play.
Speaker 2: It gets Fred van Vliet into trail position.
Speaker 1: Once he's got Fred van Vliet and trail position, then
Speaker 1: he can put him in jail. He's got him in
Speaker 1: jail trapped on his backside, keeps him trapped there, and
Speaker 1: then this was I thought really savvy little screen from
Speaker 1: Quinton Posts. As I mentioned earlier Kevon Looney and Draymond Green.
Speaker 1: Over the years, I figured out all these little tricks
Speaker 1: to help Steph get open. Quinton Post a little trick
Speaker 1: of his own here, sets a screen instead of spacing
Speaker 1: on Steven Adams. Sets that screen gets Steph a clean
Speaker 1: look without a close out that he just kisses off
Speaker 1: the glass. I talked about Steph attacking attacking Fred van
Speaker 1: Vliet's ball pressure, so I thought this was another good
Speaker 1: screen from Post. So on this position, in this situation
Speaker 1: alprin Shangun is preparing to go to on the ball.
Speaker 1: So as Quinn Post comes up to prepare to set
Speaker 1: the screen, Steph's gonna come off this way, and Shanguon
Speaker 1: wants to be on the other side of Posts so
Speaker 1: that he can actually catch Steph as he comes off
Speaker 1: the action. Look at the job Post is doing, hinting
Speaker 1: Shangun on that side, Shangun tries to flop. Flopping is
Speaker 1: not going to work in this series. Steph when he's
Speaker 1: comes off of that angle, now Shanggun is just a
Speaker 1: step behind because of that flop. Because of that actually
Speaker 1: that screen from post. Look at how Shangoon is just
Speaker 1: a step slow trying to catch Steph coming off, and
Speaker 1: now he's able to turn the corner. And then he
Speaker 1: also catches Tari easton right in the middle of the
Speaker 1: defense of three seconds. Watch Tari sitting in the paint.
Speaker 1: Draymond clears out. Now Tari's got to think about a
Speaker 1: defensive three seconds call, and so he steps out of
Speaker 1: the lane, and right when he steps out of the
Speaker 1: lane is when Steph is able to turn the corner
Speaker 1: and get into the basket. So there's no rim protection there.
Speaker 1: I talked about Steph attacking ball pressure. Here's an example
Speaker 1: of Fred getting up on Steph and Steph just uses
Speaker 1: that ball pressure to get dribble penetration with a quick
Speaker 1: little spin move. So here we go Fred's locked in
Speaker 1: on him. Watch how Steph uses the spin to shake free,
Speaker 1: spins off and then uses just that little bit of
Speaker 1: off arm contact to turn the corner, finishing over Shangoon
Speaker 1: at the rim. This is an example of the confusion
Speaker 1: that screening action can present a switching defenses. So we
Speaker 1: have Pods goes down like he's gonna screen for Steph
Speaker 1: because Fred and men Thompson would tically switch this action
Speaker 1: Pod slips out of it. When Pod slips out of it,
Speaker 1: Fred van Vliet's first reaction is, oh shit, I need
Speaker 1: to stay with Pods. But Amn Thompson has the exact
Speaker 1: same reaction to that slip that builds this tiny bit
Speaker 1: of separation. That's a closeout ball fake from Steph. Boom, clean,
Speaker 1: look along the right wing. I'm gonna play it in fast,
Speaker 1: in full speed one more time. I want you guys
Speaker 1: just to watch how quickly these decisions have to be made.
Speaker 2: And that's the advantage of running action.
Speaker 1: You're putting these guys in position where they have to
Speaker 1: make decisions, and you can see them both make the
Speaker 1: same decision to go with Pods on the slip Boom
Speaker 1: that creates the advantage bucket for Steph. Another transition screen,
Speaker 1: this time from Gary Payton. An example too of how
Speaker 1: I always talk about how the Warriors love the off
Speaker 1: ball physicality.
Speaker 2: It works in their favor.
Speaker 1: Look at this is a moving screen from Gary Payton
Speaker 1: just literally lunges into Fred. But again, that's the kind
Speaker 1: of stuff that the Warriors get away with, which is
Speaker 1: why they like the physicality of the off ball dynamic
Speaker 1: that the NBA allows. Steph gets downhill against Fred. The
Speaker 1: screen is set so far down this is a really
Speaker 1: tough position for Shanggun to try to contain Steph going
Speaker 1: full speed downhill. He's able to turn the corner and
Speaker 1: Shanguon fouls him. He hits the floater in one. Once again,
Speaker 1: as I talked about, Fred was in a lock and
Speaker 1: trail instead of a top lock. So a top lock
Speaker 1: is if Fred's on the other side of Steph, and
Speaker 1: if he's on the other side of Steph, he's going
Speaker 1: to force him to back cut out of the action
Speaker 1: when Looney has the ball right. So a top lock
Speaker 1: you're in between the offensive player and the ball. A
Speaker 1: lock and trail you're in behind the you're directly behind
Speaker 1: the player in the ball, and you're just trying to
Speaker 1: chase him off of everything. Steph just takes a little
Speaker 1: bit of a backward Steph step and just uses his
Speaker 1: butt to kind of just shed Fred van Vliet a
Speaker 1: little bit, gets into the action. Nice screen from Looney,
Speaker 1: clean look, and once again Steven Adams just not at
Speaker 1: the level of the screen at all, not ready for
Speaker 1: that action.
Speaker 2: Steph gets clean. That's bad defense from Houston.
Speaker 1: I talked last night about the the ISO looks that
Speaker 1: Steph liked. There were two that he liked, one against
Speaker 1: Jabari Smith Junior and one against Dylan Brooks, and again
Speaker 1: he just needed to find what the difference there is.
Speaker 1: They're not guards, They're not like ultra quick guards. They're
Speaker 1: more like bigger body players that he can break off
Speaker 1: a little bit more side to side. The bigger the body,
Speaker 1: the hard it is to change direction in tight spaces
Speaker 1: and watch out. Steph uses a downhill move and a
Speaker 1: snatchback to dribble to beat Jabari Smith. First on the
Speaker 1: crossover right, he's looking like he's gonna go left, crosses
Speaker 1: back over the right, turns his shoulders and everything. And
Speaker 1: when he turns his shoulders, that gets Jabari Smith's head
Speaker 1: and his shoulders to turn towards the right hand to drive.
Speaker 1: Then he crosses him up. Now he's at a position.
Speaker 1: So now Steph knows Jabari Smith's going to be in
Speaker 1: a recovery athleticism position, meaning Jabari knows he's gonna get beat.
Speaker 1: He's gonna be sprinting back here to try to beat
Speaker 1: Steph to a spot closer to the basket. That's a
Speaker 1: perfect situation for Steph to set up a pullback dribble boom,
Speaker 1: and once again, Jabari Smith, bigger player, not going to
Speaker 1: be able to change direction as quickly Steph's able to
Speaker 1: break him off to get separate. Here's the ISO against
Speaker 1: Dylan Brooks, same sort of thing. A little bit more
Speaker 1: weight for him to shift side to side, right to
Speaker 1: left crossover. Look at the feet, Look at the feet
Speaker 1: on the crossover done, it's over right there, It's completely
Speaker 1: over all of his weight is on that back foot,
Speaker 1: not even in position to get a good close out
Speaker 1: clean look for Steph. Those are two Those are the
Speaker 1: two matchups in their in their best lineups that he's
Speaker 1: gonna like ISOs is against Jabari Smith Junior and Dylan Brooks.
Speaker 1: This is just a classic case of hand down man down.
Speaker 1: Probably not a surprise that it involves Jalen Green. Steph
Speaker 1: Curry flashes to the top, forces a switch, immediately makes
Speaker 1: an aggressive like jab step move to create a separation,
Speaker 1: and watch Jalen Green hand down, man down and again
Speaker 1: he he's not gonna see it at the top. He's
Speaker 1: not gonna see the contest at the top. If you're
Speaker 1: gonna bother him. You gotta bother him in the shooting pocket.
Speaker 1: That late contest doesn't bother Steph. You gotta contest him early.
Speaker 1: Steph knew that one was going in. You can see
Speaker 1: him jogging back. Let's talk a little bit about the
Speaker 1: Gary Payton rim pressure element that I was talking about.
Speaker 1: So this was the first fake handoff. He actually tried
Speaker 1: the same move twice and almost made the second one too.
Speaker 1: But again, all you're triggering here is some sort of
Speaker 1: confusion between a men Thompson and Jabari Smith. It's gonna
Speaker 1: manifest in a hedge from Jabari Smith. So watch as
Speaker 1: Steph throws it, he comes off, Watch Jabari Smith hedge,
Speaker 1: lunge out, Boom, It's over now. It's at this point
Speaker 1: it's a clean driving angle for Gary Payton gets downhill,
Speaker 1: and this is one of those situations these are in
Speaker 1: These are moments of indecision. Right, You've got helpers coming
Speaker 1: towards the rim. Right, you could easily throw this kickout
Speaker 1: pass to Moses Moody and be like you take the shot. No,
Speaker 1: Gary Payton's like I'm going to the rim. He was
Speaker 1: very decisive with his rim attacks. In the second half,
Speaker 1: they started to use Gary Payton slipping out of the
Speaker 1: blitzes of Steph in this basic like guard GUARDE screen
Speaker 1: at the top of the key. We saw this twice
Speaker 1: in this sequence, same sort of thing. They read it here,
Speaker 1: but all you're gonna see is just the two guards
Speaker 1: go with Steph both step up. Gary Payton slips, same
Speaker 1: sort of thing, same indecision. Right, Looney's cutting along the baseline.
Speaker 1: You could drop this off, but if you do, maybe
Speaker 1: shangon recovers. You could throw this kick out to Moses Moody. Well,
Speaker 1: Moses Moody was struggling to hit threes. Gary Payton said, no,
Speaker 1: I'm going to the rint. Someone stopped me until someone
Speaker 1: stops him, Like if he gets blocked at the rim,
Speaker 1: totally different story. But no one was stopping him and
Speaker 1: he just kept going right to the front of the rim.
Speaker 1: Exact same thing on this play, but with Shanegon two
Speaker 1: on the ball. Slip, same sort of thing, same reads, right,
Speaker 1: Buddy Heal's open, Draymond Green's open, Pajemski's open, Nope, decisive.
Speaker 1: I'm going to the rim. Someone stop me and then
Speaker 1: we'll make an adjustment from there. This was just an
Speaker 1: unbelievable pass from Steph Curry that developed the wide open
Speaker 1: three for Gary Payton in the right corner, just kind
Speaker 1: of like spun out of the help. So on the
Speaker 1: handoff he attacks on Jalen Green another matchup Steph likes,
Speaker 1: beats him off the dribble, draws the help from Amman Thompson.
Speaker 1: But look at how he finds the passing angle. Watch
Speaker 1: how he spins out of it. Just an unbelievable pass
Speaker 1: from Steph Curry and another massive shot from Gary Payton
Speaker 1: out of the right corner. And this is just the
Speaker 1: classic Steph Curry screening action. Let's see who you guys
Speaker 1: decide to guard. He's got a backscreen for Jabari Smith Jr.
Speaker 1: Both Fred Van Vliet and Jabari Smith are going to
Speaker 1: go with Steph done.
Speaker 2: Game over.
Speaker 1: There's Gary Payton right under the basket for the dunk,
Speaker 1: a sequence we've seen what a thousand times at least
Speaker 1: over the course of the Steph Curry era. Just an
Speaker 1: example that just just again that's there was a difference
Speaker 1: between the That was the difference between that game in
Speaker 1: game one. Game one was much more of like a
Speaker 1: really tough shot making game from Steph. This was a
Speaker 1: game where steph just picked the rockets apart with his
Speaker 1: brain and just used all these little details to get
Speaker 1: himself some easier shots that he is very much capable
Speaker 1: of making. All right, let's talk some Nicole yok Its
Speaker 1: third quarter run against the Los Angeles Clippers. So excuse
Speaker 1: me as I talked about last night. In the early
Speaker 1: third quarter, Jokic was catching James Harden sleeping off of
Speaker 1: Michael Porter Junior. Nothing special here. Just look, James Harden's
Speaker 1: got a foot in the paint against Michael Porter Junior.
Speaker 1: That's just there's no reason to run offense, There's no
Speaker 1: reason to get into two man game. Just throw the
Speaker 1: ball to the open shooter that James Harden is ignoring.
Speaker 1: Jokics rifles the pass. James Harden's close out as too late, bucket.
Speaker 1: This was that push switch that I'm referenced last night.
Speaker 1: So as you can see, Harden's back on Michael Porter
Speaker 1: Junior cuts through on the baseline. Look at just the
Speaker 1: overall lack of intensity from Harden, by the way, like
Speaker 1: look at how Harden follows this cut. Now he's gonna point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you get him, You get him, No, Chris, you go
Speaker 1: get him, Chris, you go get him rifle pass bucket
Speaker 1: like that. That was the laziness from James Harden that
Speaker 1: Jokic was attacking early in that third quarters. That play
Speaker 1: I talked about where Yokic froze Ben Simmons on the baseline,
Speaker 1: So it starts out of a post up. Here comes
Speaker 1: the double team.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So now we have basic three on two along the baseline. Right,
Speaker 1: we have Ben Simmons, we have Norman Powell, we have
Speaker 1: Peyton Watson is under the rim, Aaron Gordon Good right corner,
Speaker 1: three point shooter, Jamal Murray Good left corner, three point shooter.
Speaker 1: So in this case you want to have to very
Speaker 1: least make someone make a three.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: But look at how the threat of Yokic's passing baits
Speaker 1: both Norman Pale and Ben Simmons into freezing. And they
Speaker 1: both just freeze because they don't know who to guard.
Speaker 1: And like, look at where Yokic is looking. Look at
Speaker 1: Yokiic's head as he turns. Yokic's head is at the corner.
Speaker 1: When Jokic's head is looking towards the corner, what does
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons do. Ben Simmons lunges out towards the corner.
Speaker 1: And Yokic throws the ball to Peyton Watson, so that
Speaker 1: lookaway pass literally gave a forced bed, tricked Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: into conceding and dunk. One of the things I talked
Speaker 1: about last night, ohs how Jokic got going as a
Speaker 1: score in the third quarter using off ball attacks situations
Speaker 1: off the ball to get an advantage. Here's the first one,
Speaker 1: just a basic baseline screen, so again running Zubots through
Speaker 1: screening action double screen, going towards the corner. Chris Dunn
Speaker 1: does eventually peel off. Jokic just shows him the ball. Quickly,
Speaker 1: he resets his rhythm knocks down the three out of
Speaker 1: the corner. This was interesting because he got himself a
Speaker 1: close out opportunity to using the two man game. So
Speaker 1: he runs the two man game with Jamal Murray. Jamal
Speaker 1: Murray gets into the lane and when he gets into
Speaker 1: the lane, or not even into the lane, Jamalmurray just
Speaker 1: barely starts to turn the corner and when he does,
Speaker 1: Zubots ends up basically sinking into the lane and pointing
Speaker 1: out to Jokic. Ball gets thrown to Jokic. Jokic drives
Speaker 1: the close out. Look at this beautiful tear drop from
Speaker 1: the elbow, once again attacking off the ball with a closeout.
Speaker 1: Let's see let's gip forward ball screen two man game,
Speaker 1: same exact sequence. Ben Simmons sinks in. So the same
Speaker 1: thing we just saw with Zubots, except for this time
Speaker 1: with Ben Simmons. But watch develops the close out opportunity.
Speaker 1: Jokics drives to close out. This is just unbelievable touch
Speaker 1: over betoom. I saw someone on Twitter say like, does
Speaker 1: Yokic have the best touch in NBA history? I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if he does, but he's certainly on that list.
Speaker 1: This is that movement three I talked about going to
Speaker 1: his right. This is a tough shot. This is a
Speaker 1: shot that only the best shooters in the world, typically practicing,
Speaker 1: can make at the highest level. A movement jump shot
Speaker 1: running to his right. But look at how he runs
Speaker 1: to his right. Classic footwork right. So we're gonna get
Speaker 1: the left foot the right foot. It's always left right
Speaker 1: when you're going to your right, plants that left foot,
Speaker 1: swings that right foot around, gets squared up, straight up
Speaker 1: and down.
Speaker 2: See how he lands. Look at how his feet turn
Speaker 2: in mid air.
Speaker 1: Right, That's what every right handed shooter has got to
Speaker 1: do when he's shooting moving to his right, he's got
Speaker 1: to turn in mid air tore to square up. You
Speaker 1: can literally see him perfect footwork on a movement jump
Speaker 1: shot from a center in the NBA, nothing but the bottom.
Speaker 2: This was a weird play.
Speaker 1: It looked like Zubats was trying to pull the chair
Speaker 1: on him and Jokicic just used that as an excuse
Speaker 1: to gret great position.
Speaker 2: So Jokic catches.
Speaker 1: He goes to post watch how Zoo just gives ground
Speaker 1: like he's trying to pull the chair, and Jokic is like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're just gonna give me ground. Okay, fine, I'll just
Speaker 1: take this little left shoulder hook. This was the play
Speaker 1: I talked about at the end of the game that
Speaker 1: I thought was a really smart play from Yokic. So
Speaker 1: on the previous play, Jokic rips through right around here
Speaker 1: in the right corner, gets called for hooking Zubats's arm.
Speaker 1: It's an offensive foul, bitches and moans makes a big scene.
Speaker 1: That is what sets this up. Now he's got a
Speaker 1: psychological advantage from the refs. He knows if he makes
Speaker 1: the exact same move, and Zubats tries to catch him
Speaker 1: again that he's going to get a foul and just
Speaker 1: rips through same thing, throws his head back, gets the
Speaker 1: call and gets to the foul line, and then takes
Speaker 1: a it tries to say it's the exact same call
Speaker 1: when it was a little different because he wasn't hooking
Speaker 1: that time. But I just thought that was a really
Speaker 1: smart play to get himself an extra tip to the
Speaker 1: foul line. And then this is just Yokic greatness turning
Speaker 1: over his left shoulder out of the right block.
Speaker 2: Just classic Yo kicch.
Speaker 1: You can't guard me on an island, and if you help,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make the right play. What are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: How about a double pivot turn around over his left shoulder.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable shot. And then for your Nuggets fans, just for fun,
Speaker 1: I decided to throw the game winner in there so
Speaker 1: you guys can remember it one last time. So yeah,
Speaker 1: really really really intelligent attack from Yo Kitchen that third quarter.
Speaker 1: And you know that's the thing I was talking about
Speaker 1: it with at the end of the show last night,
Speaker 1: like it doesn't really matter if you're up to one
Speaker 1: in a series. You gotta beat us again. You gotta
Speaker 1: beat us four times in two weeks, and Jokich is
Speaker 1: just a handful to deal with. In a game like that,
Speaker 1: he was unbelievable leading the Nuggets to victory last night.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, it's all I have for this morning.
Speaker 1: I will see you guys tonight after the final buzzer
Speaker 1: of Bucks Pacers for what should be a fun day
Speaker 1: of basketball.
Speaker 2: Will be covering all four games. I will see you guys. Done.
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