…the defense to commit to his teammates. Per HoopsHype’s Frank Urbina: https://twitter.com/frankurbina_/status/890643827400122368 Even so, the backcourt pair’s dilemma becomes clear when we take a look at NBA Math’s Total Points…
…beat the New York Knicks 105-100. He had his full repertoire going that night—from flip shots to put-backs, mid-range jumpers and defensive swats, Vucevic could do no wrong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2lRQtLjOBI&feature=youtu.be&a= A…
…starter. Considering he’s coming off a No. 476 finish in NBA Math’s TPA (out of 486 players) and No. 241 placement in ESPN.com’s real plus/minus (not technically a ranking, though…
…He could give the Knicks free rein to send him anywhere, and it would still be difficult to get a return that doesn’t compromise their books. Jackson doesn’t have to…
…line for a spot-up trey: https://nbamath.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/dennis-schroder-spot-up.mp4 All the cutting and movement off the ball really comes to light when looking at the advanced metrics. In catch-and-shoot situations, Schroder had an…
…rookie, he’s been savvy moving off ball, manufacturing open looks for himself with his motion: He’s looked especially comfortable brushing shoulders with a screener and then changing directions to free…
…Rockets now have two of the three best pick-and-roll passers in the league surrounded by plenty of shooters, and you can start seeing how this will work in Houston. https://twitter.com/SynergySST/status/880092958409752576?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fbleacherreport.com%2Farticles%2F2718537-forget-your-lame-one-ball-argument-rockets-will-make-chris-paul-trade-work…
…that, he covers listener questions about the NBA free-agency market and dives into an impromptu lookahead for the Pistons. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 🔘 INTRO (0:30) 🔘 Knicks-Pistons Trade, Jalen Brunson (1:03) 🔘…