The NBA’s Most Used Play - Why It WORKS
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2020
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While NBA coaches like to be independent and unique with their offenses, there is one particular set that almost every team runs. Coach Nick dove through thousands of clips to show you how they generate their best shots, and little wrinkles that certain teams run to keep the defense honest. #BasketballCoach #Playbook #NBA
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UA-cams a wonderful place right now. With nothing else to do, all the youtubers are uploading more often
Not for espn tho
@Dantes230 hungry!? More like bored!
@Hack Kite OMG you are right this will be the longest hiatus in decades.
@Dantes230 LOL 6 months? This plague is not the Reaper, it's the Pruner, how about you nibble on some ammo and stop the pearl clutching, you trippin sissy?
The cavs are getting 20 balled in every clip they’re in lol
The most used play is giving the ball to the best player
Probably
Watermelon Dude deadass 😂😂😂😂
That's what the Rockets do every possession
and move out of the way lol
Reminds me of 90's basketball = just give it to the best player and run ISO's all day.
This is why I like modern NBA basketball. It's more passing and switching and versatile players.
These days, big men will bring up the ball and play at the top of the key and pass: not just hang out in the post all day and wait to receive a pass so they can play ISO.
(And yeah, I know this play was used throughout NBA history, but it's more popular these days. And the quicker pace, better shooting, and more versatile players make it more effective to use.)
And the bigs being more versatile allows for multiple variations of the play and open up a whole new plethora of outcomes that wouldn't happen in different eras
@@futurehofer1564 that also means there is a new plethora of outcomes that won't happen. back to the basket plays have their own uniqueness.
@@Kevinschart yeah but nowadays bigs are more skilled they can do both
@@futurehofer1564 they can do both but the don't. bigs do not sit on the low block any more.
@@Kevinschart celtics fan hear but what i want to see is embid park his ass down in the post and go to work when ben simmons isn't in the game and when they are they both are post dominant why not have them use their size to back down and bully ball plus the offensive rebounds would go through the roof for that team
I swear I don’t know any warriors players besides the starters anymore.
Eric Paschall
Marquese Chriss
Jordan Poole
Ky Bowman
Mychal Mulder
Juan Toscano Anderson
Andrew Wiggins
Draymond Green
Stephen Curry
Klay Thompson
Kevon Looney
I think thats all
future hofer nice google
future hofer doesn’t change the fact that I only know maybe the starters.
I only remember Eric Paschall lol
I only know their names because I play as a center for the warriors in my 2k career, but it doesn't change the fact that I only remembered their names so I knew who to get pissed off at.
I wanna see more plays like this, I love it
Also maybe some breakdowns on how teams deal with zone defenses in the league (since they are becoming more common)
Ooh. That’s a great idea
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Great to see you breaking down these sets you are always talking about in your breakdowns, Coach. Would love to see one explaining the triangle offence and all the options you can get out of it (that might need to be a multi-episode one)
Double Screen Play < Chris Smoove Play Splash
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Thanka for this video coach!
Hey Coach Nick, you should do a video for each matchup if the playoffs started right now!
I watch a lot of these types of videos and this has never been called "Pistol". Pistol according to the masses was when the wing flipped it back to the guard for a baseline drive. This is just basic Rick Adelman's Corner Offense; some may even say it's Zoom Action. Pistol was ran a ton to get backside Hammer Action.
The ballet of a good offense. Awesome video, coach
great stuff
great video!
Thanks nick
With Duncan Robinson being in many of these clips, i wonder if it's him being a quiet force offensively, or just Spo finding ways to raise just a regular above average shooter into an offensive star.
Nice. Im being coached in quarantine. Epic.
Yep we ran pistol in high school ball
Coach, when the nba comes back we need a Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday night lights ! Thanks for keeping up the great content though during these NBA-less times
I feel like even though this has been around for most of basketball history, there are two things making more and more teams run version of this. The first is that players are just getting better at shooting 3s so you have to push out on defense, this makes more space and makes defenders have trouble getting through all the screens because they are tighter to their man. The second is the rise of more skilled big men. Even if they are not a threat to shoot I feel like more and more starting Cs and PFs can dribble and at least make good decision with the ball when making a pass. The fact that you can not completely sag off a big that can't shoot because of the other things he can do with the ball just further spreads your defense.
Good vid, Coach
Through thick and thin, Nick's amazing videos motivate me.
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Great video coach well done!!!🤙
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Can you do a video on footwork for side step 3’s from players like Jayson Tatum
Wow, a Mychal Mulder clip on BBall Breakdown! That's honestly incredible and I'm so happy the guy has done so well for himself. I'm a lifelong kentucky fan so I remember him being teammates with Bam Adebayo, Malik Monk, and dearon fox in that 2016-17 season. I always felt that Mulder had a lot to offer and honestly I wondered why he didnt go to a different school where he could shine more. He was a heck of a shooter (and athlete!) With legit pro shooting guard size, although just a bit skinny. Salute Mr Mulder! You've done us proud
I fr don't remember him in UK but he balling right now, he is an amazing shooter, glad the warriors picked him up!
First nba player out of Windsor
@@DunkyManClips nice. That's in Canada right?
Logan Colston yessir right along the border. Across from Detroit
This is why it's so helpful if you can switch everything on defense
What's it called for the Thunder's playbook in 2k20?
Yeah I noticed this a lot with the Lakers
load management is the most used play in the current nba
when your in quarantine the one thing you want to watch is a 10min video of pistol actions lolz. All respect
Can you do a vid about Jerry West or Wilt. Thanks.
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What's the difference between this and Zoom?
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@@0401412740 how is that 'that's what she said'?
@4:49 open 3? really? if he missed would you have said contested?
true haha he would of said tough contested three if this was a defensive video
Gary O its open for an nba player, he got to his spot and got the look without the defender there, the hand up doesnt effect the shot since he cant touch him
When he caught the ball he was open. when he shot it, that’s when the defender tried to contest
Its kind of tough to determine whats an open/contested 3 these days
Dunca Robinson's jumper is so nice
Anyone know what this play is called in 2k?
3:37 - It's Toscano-Anderson
this play seems to be utilized when the team is down and needs a bucket only other example i saw was running the play early in the game to get some momentum
Just a good quality nba video nothing less
Thanks!
Mike D'Antoni just drooled all over this video
The title should be : How does Duncan Robinson shot so many open threes
It was startling how often it got him open
I love watching these videos of what was. Beautiful arvhived footage of what was once, a very popular sport. I remember the last All Star game like it was just weeks ago; in my hometown of Chicago. Good memories.
Korver is the king of this action
What I found is he gets a ton of straight hand offs, but I didn’t see anybody screening for him first
Cad Chamberlain he does it without screens, which is insane
Lakers should have signed Kyle Korver. 😞😞😞
They have inconsistent 3-point shooters that can't handle that Early Offense Double-Staggered Pindown as a Catch & Shoot Play.
Problem is the location of the Catch & Shoot off a Double Pindown Screen = slot area is a bad spot for Danny Green, who likes corner shots of Pistol Hammer Set Play that the Toronto Raptors love, but Lakers refuses to run for Danny Green.
DeAndre Page and it would help his legacy
@@masterwindss2544 If the Lakers ran the set play they ran to avoid a 4th Quarter lost to the Dallas Mavericks & win in overtime = HAMMER SCREEN, they would be able help Danny Green find a rhythm. THEY DON'T USE IT ANYMORE. 😞😞😞
Illegal hammer screen by Dwight Howard vs Dallas Mavericks defender Seth Curry. 😀😀😀
It was an actual pre-planned off-the-ball screen for Danny Green to Catch & Shoot, NOT STANDING LIKE STATUE praying for a random.
Who created the "21" or "Pistol" Offense? Is anyone credited as the first to run it?
I call this move, the JURASSIC park.
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@@Mahdi_Amine since 2014 ive seen it.
LeBeautiful, you again?
How is it lowkey being a famous in youbtube comments lol?
You're probably one of the most recognisable people in the nba youtube community lol.
I don't think Jim Boylen has even heard of this play 😔
Teddy Rounds hahah Jim Boylen prefers taking Zach out instead
Oh man I miss my Heat :( the Bam-Duncan handoff is soo good
Imagine lebon, kawhi, luka or any other superstar running actions like this....how unstoppable they would be with all that open space to create
It just works
3:45 that was juan toscano
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I wish the Lakers used a TRAILING BIG at the Top of the Key to reverse the ball like they did during the Preseason = 5-Out Offense = point guard dribble down a sideline.
Excuse me Coach, what if the screener’s defender picks up the players once he gets the ball, instead of staying low and containing?
You should be able to hit the guy handing off, rolling to the hoop. Or just have the ball bandler cross over and use a ball screen like we saw
I guarantee it's gonna be the Pick & Roll
Nope
IT JUST WORKS
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es como solo sacar a los tiradores aunque solo se fijan en los tiradores y no ven a los que van cortando hacia el canasto.
I have a question... when does a team uses zone during a game
Teams very rarely run zone in the modern NBA. Zone is more common in college and high school
If The Pelicans can run this consistently with Zion passing off to BI, they could become really good just because of how good BI can be with just a bit of space from deep, and how good of a screener Zion can be, or rolling off for the lob which will keep the defense guessing especially if there are many 3pt shooters.
I think the Pels are running more traditional post ups to Zion to not give him too much of a workload. All that offball action may cause wear & tear on his body. Zion isnt fat but hes overweight when it comes to the NBA, I think the Pels training staff are trying to find the ideal weight for his football player type frame. Keeping things simple is probably better for the developmental process for Zion. Add more sophisticated as he gains more experience
My team calls this pistol and I predicted this play before I watched the video we run this every transition play
During a nba game when is the right time to use zone
It's a FAKE AS A 3-DOLLAR BILL Pistol Offense if you don't have a guy at Step-up Screen/Button-hook guy just above Free Throw Line extended.
Trailing Big setting the Flare Screen for a Catch & Shoot Top of Key 3-pointer with WEAKSIDE corner & wing filled.
Can I do this in 2k??
I don’t really appreciate how you used lebron as the image if you’re not really going to reference him...even if this is such a general concept. Didn’t expect this from you, coach.
Howard Kwok it’s called UA-cam thumbnails lol
@@KDazee It's called clickbait
AJ Styles I know. Had to break it down even more for him
@@KDazee My bad g
K Dazee what u on about lol what does proper nomenclature have to do with the point I’m making. No shit it’s clickbait, this is me expressing disappointment.
I haven't watched it yet. But i guess its Pick N' Roll
This play look very good because they are NBA player, they have very good shooting skill. Not all basketball player in the world can execute this play as well as NBA player do.
*It's just works*
Whats its called so i can use it in 2k 😂
Oh 21 21
I miss the nba
What’s ur music called
Check the description! Fighting For Freedom
I call this the smoove play lol. Chris Smoove does this every time on 2k
Is this play on 2k, if so what it is it called.
every year there seems like a new play every team runs
Nba 2k20
I wonder why do teams have so much trouble swotching on these plays? In multiple clips you can see a defender refusing to switch even though he's already beaten and he just runs after the attacking player with no hope of catching up and leaving the defender in the low post with a choice between giving up a layup or an open three.
Guys the most common plays are iso and pick and roll
Pick n Roll
0:45 the suns fan on the bottom right. lol
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2:43 ¿ can't the shooter do what curry does and push backwards and throw up a shot for an easy 3pt shooting fowl ?
That's a Curry thing and Curry thing only.
Aniruddha Iyengar not really, Ray Allen & Reggie Miller have some it
Kene idk if my boy duncan would get the call, either way that’s not his game, he’s literally a pure shooter and i don’t think I’ve ever seen him go for fouls on purpose
Its also known as zoom action!
There is a reason why it works
The cavs city unis are so sexy
I’m ready for it to be a motion offense 😢
This is the play I always use as an out of bounds play in MyCareer. Damn
That is not traditional pistol/21. The first action you discuss is "Delay"...simple 5 out
Before I watch, I'm going to predict it is the Pick N Roll!
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This is just the Warriors offense on 2K lol or well it’s called Flow this year
Coach, why in the world this video's poster had to be a picture of LeBron James?
prefiero una guira que un tiro de 3
Great.
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24 minutes late
when is the next time?????????
it is so basic since we play 3 on 3 base on this all the time~
where is the yao ming video? did it get deleted?
The only video this channel has about Yao is called "Why Yao Ming is in the hall of fame" hope that helps
Wish it was that easy to score in NBA 2K20, you almost gonna always need to take it to the basket 😑 wish 2K would be more realistic!
1:17 Why It WORKS? now we are down 34
You can find a lot of videos of Coach Nick breaking down an offensive scheme where the team is down by a lot. They're meant to analyze the action's success if ran properly. Obviously no team is going to run one specific set for 48 minutes straight. You take what the defense gives you.
is this play in 2k?
Check comment right below
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It’s called passing and dribbling.
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Question is ...how do you run this on 2k😭😂I know one of y’all 2k players know how
I believe Warriors have it and it’s called Flow.. check the comments below
21 pistol