Steve Nash Pick and Roll Options

Steve Nash Facilitating off Ball Screens.
1. Always runs primary defender into screen (gets 2 on the ball)
2. Looks to Score or finds open man (takes what the defense gives him
Pay attention to his change of speed/change of direction with his dribble (simplicity), finishing at the rim, pull up jumpers/shots behind screen, passes with both hands, and who he reads (he passes where the help comes from--some times where help the helper comes from).

[@SaynTrades]

It’s so hard to practice this when all players you play with give lazy screen and half the time pop instead of rolling crying for the ball

[@enderezjaroldadrian6865]

Thanks for this man. It's like watching a top tier PG course.

[@protectedsouls415]

That's how you read a defense, let alone pick it apart. Good vid

[@chrislu1632]

Agree its a good vid for learn from Nash

[@anthuhhknee]

Pause the video every time he comes off the pick you should be able to see Steve's next move by the defense

[@tpstrat14]

He was such a great passer, but he was also one of the greatest shooters ever. He should have shot more. Some of these passes to lesser three point shooters just doesn’t make sense. I’m not saying he can get shots off the dribble quite like curry, but on some of these he has the shot and passes it up

[@tangomango2459]

If he played today he’d probably score 23-24ppg. Way more step back threes and he’d still be dropping dimes obviously

[@chrislu1632]

Its a good learn decision time when click stop to think by yourself how to find best solution and click play to know Nash's decision. Respect~

[@yupeng9633]

Hat off to Master of P&R!!!

[@mrskinszszs]

john stockton

[@BFP-nz7vd]

As a aspiring to go the nba watch a lot of this pick and roll options my favorite player of all time

[@haoyuan557]

Masterpieces

[@letsgetit90]

man i miss Nash!

[@stevemraz3883]

It's unbelievable how he could always make the right decisions, how many suns games do you have to make this long video

[@stefanvranjes6985]

thanks great video

[@leocheng3967]

Good!

[@rf1381]

1.24 pick and fade

[@yuvrajbhullar7158]

More nash highlights please!

[@omarmendez5424]

Wish my lakers with Lonzo ball would use more of the pick and roll...nash makes it look easy

[@blackmayb3]

Diaw was skinny AF... didn't even recognize him lol

[@feedmemoreh8458]

I hoep you do more nash pick n roll

[@DavidJ909]

22:42 pretty

[@ace3961]

not fast but very effecient... just goes to show you you do not have to be super athletic to play well in the NBA

[@irepJamGoonz]

He was 50/40/90 before that was even a thing. You know what that means he was prolific proficient efficient and consistent. He was doing that before the analytics era

[@gravydave1771]

I understand that the Nash-Amare pick and roll deserves its own vid, but how you don't include them in this title is ridiculous.

[@louroc425]

To accentuate Nash's greatness. Stoudemire was a once in a lifetime talent. He got further w/o him in the next year. Validating his MVP from the year prior.

[@dannysamuel3859]

Who here from Kenny's Twitter

[@mcfuckinanotheraccount808]

CP3 is like Nash except dumber and with a worse jumper

[@michaeljordan7384]

McFuckin AnotherAccount Bro CP3 is just as smart if not smarter than Nash

[@krisharkleroad8]

Nash is my favorite player of all-time, but have to say CP3 has a high BB IQ.