How The NBA Has Turned Offense Upside Down

[@paulmitchell2030]

"Curry lays some wood on Gobert" that's wild and hilarious 😅

[@Unknown44165]

Pause when he said that🚫

[@Weebei]

Curry laid the pipe hard.

[@Nahanoo]

1:14 curry does what on gobert, coach ?

[@TheBswan]

I think he meant "laid some pipe"

[@hugochan2246]

Night nights all over his Eiffel Tower

[@babyitsnatural]

practiced his ball handling skills

[@rolandorobles6375]

He said 🗣️ LAYS SOME WOOD

[@noisepuppet]

Just a guy Bringing his wood To lay on a guy Regular sports stuff

[@timswabb]

As a Bulls fan I’m not the least bit surprised to see Caruso set screens, grab offensive rebounds, steal balls, and hound offensive players. He’s the very definition of hustle, and a valuable player whether or not he scores. When he’s hitting his three point shots, it’s a bonus. (He’s not so far this year, but as I said, he’s still valuable. We miss him in Chicago, but I’m also glad to see him on a team that might go all the way.)

[@cynkauvanyau2059]

He is what people think Westbrick is

[@karu6111]

can you believe this dude? Undrafted, g-league recruit, gave 110% effort, became a champ, and then now, one of the premier defensive guards in the league. Amazing. That 2021 bulls team was something to behold, on pace to be a playoff team, Demar breaking scoring records left and right, just bad luck it we didn't get more of it.

[@roboticvenom1935]

By the way Jay Huff is doing that right now! He's the next Caruso in terms of giving effort and fighting to get into the league. ​He went undrafted twice and played in the G league for 3 years until he won DPOY in G league and grizzlies signed him for his first contract (not a 2 way like before). And he's playing great, he's 3rd in the entire league for per 36 minutes blocks and is shooting over 40% from 3. Ultimate 3 & D player

[@coolwitzayy]

unfortunately thunder arent going all the way this year, their team isnt physical enough. they have 1 physical player

[@DJ_Films03]

Somebody said draymond looked like 06 wade when he did that 🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@schuylerkrizay6192]

looked like the statue lmfao

[@iBerkant]

Thank you for the content coach! Been watching since the Rondo vs Rose playoff battles. The hard work you put in those videos will forever remain a blessing!

[@QuaiChandler-nn5du]

75% of these screens were moving screens

[@youngboomerragevictim8857]

Draymond must know where the bodies are hidden at this point could’ve been 10 years of moving screens and violence

[@nwortdtrav]

Literally thought the same thing and 50 percent are blatant like two arm pushes 😂

[@sonofsarek]

I know. This along with the insane non-traveling calls makes the game unwatchable.

[@QuaiChandler-nn5du]

@ I still love the game cause I adapt to things really easily, but if I had OCD or something I'd never watch another game. NBA has really changed.

[@tigerhoods7927]

Internet refs at it again 😂

[@hitachiuchihamagicwand2776]

Draymond looks so goofy doing the night night.

[@markneil6892]

Small Head Big Hands

[@tigerhoods7927]

Facts

[@spm0004]

Don Nelson - Bigs play small & Smalls play big Jason Terry set some nice screens for Dirk back in the day

[@noisepuppet]

Curry's using his legs to drive his chest and shoulder through Gobert's hip! You don't see that every day.

[@noname-jd2vo]

he plays with whatever might he has, doesn't get enough credit for it

[@cedccc222]

IIRC he has one of the highest deadlift PR among the warriors. Part of the his strengthening he did in the early 2010s to help his weak ankles

[@keefeadrian2779]

now please make a comparison about the complexity of today's offense compared to the 80s and 90s

[@darlenemulcahy6746]

Complexity ? They dribble down the court , then dribble some more then shoot ...what's complex about that

[@emmetkeane4807]

​@@darlenemulcahy6746did you not even watch the vid 😂 offense nowadays are so complex that you don't even understand them

[@emmetkeane4807]

​@@darlenemulcahy6746did you not even watch the vid 😂 offense nowadays are so complex that you don't even understand them

[@keefeadrian2779]

@ i know you probably have never played basketball properly but don’t make it so obvious man

[@rogelioatempa1115]

​@@darlenemulcahy6746NBA offense is so much more complex now a days than back then it's hilarious lol

[@deandrepage1048]

I like the low post scoring off WEDGE PUNCH for the Lakers Anthony Davis. 👍 Point guard makes the wing entry pass, then the point guard sets a “wedge screen” for Anthony Davis who is located at the Top of Key.

[@camdencapps6894]

I’m curious on his thoughts on the grizzlies offense that’s gone away from ball screens to an extreme amount and their offensive efficiency has improved a lot even compared to 2023 the year they weren’t devastated by injuries

[@lofds]

Chris Paul has spoken about how he's getting used to screening for Wemby and how crazy that is

[@tavoali2972]

You the goat coach

[@virginiachris80]

It doesn't matter if you are a 7'2" DPOY, you stand no chance of the gravity of Curry. Get screened Rudy.

[@jaleru]

Draymond does the night night like he took 4 benadryl

[@benbearce96]

I have a curious question to ask you. Which NBA Coaches are on the Hot Seat as of today ? Just out of curiosity.

[@erix4erix]

Thanks

[@christopherkettler8727]

John Stockton was the best screener

[@traegant449]

We need a hawks video

[@RH-hz9ly]

That Knicks example could be deadly if Brunson set better screen. Easily held 2 players there leaving big *ss KAT an open lane

[@PapaFurnace]

Coach please make an OKC video

[@qwettttttt]

Isn't that screen illegal? I thought the defender has to be aware of the screen coming? I'll go look in the rules, but I'm pretty sure that's illegal. Edit: I can't seem to understand exactly what the rules state, but it seems to me, that a screener can't set a screen, on a defender, that isn't aware of his position.

[@morrisbankston8902]

Caruso’s screening was underutilized while he was in Chicago IMO.

[@deandrepage1048]

Only problem is that Austin Reaves is a poor finisher of SET PLAYS FOR 3-POINTERS using Pindown & Flare Screens for catch & shoot.

[@Tyquaaa]

Curry goated

[@johnnymarin5035]

The Jokic/Tatum effect lol

[@lawbinson]

The spacing is so much better than when the offense was more “inside-out”. But, the shot distribution has leaned too much towards 3s and something should be done to not punish teams who don’t shoot more 3’s than 2’s, while maintaining the spacing.

[@joshb.1118]

What moon of nostalgia are you living on? The spacing in the 90s and early 00s was horrid - I know cause I saw all them games. There is more cutting, more screening, more movement, more actions, and better shooting and dribbling. The only thing the NBA needs to do is get rid of ticky tack fouls, especially of they are initiated by the offensive player.

[@lawbinson]

@joshb.1118 Maybe try improving your comprehension. And what's with the attitude? I specifically say that the spacing is better now and a solution needs to maintain the spacing we have now.

[@jmgonzales7701]

@@joshb.1118 I partly disagree the Nba needs to get rid of ticky tack fouls and call more travels and carry. Also while i agree the spacing in the 90s and 00s were bad teams like Chicago had optimal spacing. It wasn't wide out spacing but it was very precise spacing. The triangle offense emphasizes quick, deliberate passes and ball movement. Keeping players within 15 feet ensures that passes are crisp and less susceptible to being intercepted, which was critical in an era before the prevalence of the three-point shot. Players staying closer together allowed for: Post-up plays. Cuts to the basket. High-percentage mid-range jumpers and layups, which were the bread and butter of offenses at the time.

[@franco8866]

You is one warriors fan deep down inside

[@jackyparkchan7762]

Now guards are screen setters

[@GSBiZZ]

every time i watch that clip i cannot help but notice Gobert's slight elbow to the back to Steph's head. Some angles it looks bad, and others it looks okay. Maybe Steph's imbalance after makes it worse but something is not right with it.

[@thomaslequesne5475]

Come on now. Curry is literally pressing himself into Gobert. Small guards usually get away with it and that's fine, but blaming Gobert for this is wild.

[@utubekebs]

Why do I feel that Curry has started this small guard screening...

[@seanmarcum1781]

It’s time for an okc video especially their streak without Chet

[@HeathBilbrey]

That's a moving ball screen by Curry 1:12

[@DaxSports1]

Lmao that is not a moving screen Curry is getting into position for a 3 point shot. A moving screen is what draymond does all the time when he moves in the direction of the defender as they try to get around him.

[@Djdjsosskdndk]

you don’t know ball

[@maxwell7911]

Nikola Jokic is probably the main reason this shift happened

[@franchise2570]

So many of these screens look illegal.

[@MrMasterman20]

As a smaller player you get away with much more physicality against bigger guys.

[@explosivereactionstv7414]

I beg your pardon? 1:13

[@dicjohn-p2m]

Curry is always the secret

[@Javi1da]

1:12

[@jegca]

small PG John Stockton was setting screens on big guys 20+ years ago.. this isn't a new concept...

[@Aswinishere]

Draymond and Shaq love hating on Rudy probably cuz he's French. Don't think they'd hate him that much was he American.

[@Kreeder766]

And?

[@MattValin-l7l]

I think a lot of people hate Gobert. I remember when he was playing around when he was the first NBA player infected with the vid and he was touching the mics and stuff. It's more than likely he's a bit of a pill. Even his own teammate Donovan Mitchell hated him when they were both Jazz

[@trollking4058]

​@@MattValin-l7lNo he did not. Those rumors were about as fake as the ones saying that the Cavs players hated each other.

[@sazidsheik9419]

Draymond don't hate Wemby tho, or jokic or Luka or Giannis or embiid Can't make these types of excuse. I think it's cuz Gobert has 4 Dpoy and is getting paid 200 mil and Draymond has 1 Dpoy and is 100mil. Draymond feels like he should have more dpoy

[@trollking4058]

@sazidsheik9419 What you've described is petty jealousy. I honestly challenge you to go to each year Gobert won and try to make a case for Draymond

[@mikegarcia8815]

Could of been a short

[@millennialgamer5751]

Still the fact is a 7'2 giant with muscles, weight and girth got screened by a 6'2 light skinned point guard HAHAHA

[@santosmaldonando5524]

It’s embarrassing

[@Maltesfilm]

What does skin color have to do with anything?

[@jaleru]

@@Maltesfilm Relax. He's just adding more flavor to the comment. Its a stereotype but he's just saying soft or pretty boy.

[@virginiachris80]

Gobert is soft.

[@Hoemai]

Now make a video of illegal screens.. Rules in NBA are joke as long as refs aren't forcing them..

[@lobbbster5]

Pause

[@Unknown44165]

Pause indeed

[@dimd2424]

Everyone is promoting betting these days ...

[@Logan-Psycho]

Why do you hate the Celtics?

[@makgeoff]

Laker promo video 😂

[@otislamar8613]

S/O Steph

[@Yoyoy08]

How come the LARefs get so many videos here..Hmm

[@ArisTalion]

He had 6 points

[@TwinGloxcz]

Lebron did night night in team usa

[@omenriver2399]

Another moving screen

[@xTheDeerLordx]

Bros got the most casual takes ever lol

[@antonben]

The NBA never calls illegal moving screens and travels...no wonder ratings are at an all time low

[@EdgarBrown-cj6qy]

Lol. It don’t look right 😅

[@MySelf-oj6pb]

First view ❤

[@the_stewbear]

So Hawks are one of the most unbelievably hot teams in basketball beating top teams throughout the league and you elect to again talk about the… yawn… Warriors… Do better, Coach.

[@hungryalien]

the green nite nite part is like less than 10% of the whole video.. 😉

[@AD-sq9nk]

Illegal moving screen

[@jameskim1505]

6'2" guy did that to 7'2" guy so what lol

[@AD-sq9nk]

@jameskim1505 should fouls be based on size? What you should be thinking is a guy that's 6'6 drove past a 7'2 guy in garbage mins and flexed.

[@chrisjokuhn3968]

Draymond is still a clown with a punsh line to remember.