This was the end of game sideline inbounds play the Dallas Mavericks ran against the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3 of the Western Conference Playoffs on April 26, 2014. For more, check out the website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free. See More
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Two perimeter players use 5 to "X" the post to opposite sides. On ball reversal to 4, 3 cuts off 1 to open post area. On 4-2 pass 1 uses double screen by post players to catch and score. See More
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The Indiana Pacers run this set to get Paul George a shot. This set has George coming off two screens starting with a backscreen and then a cross screen. George can get 15 foot jump shot of 3pt shot out of this set. See More
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The Chicago Bulls run this set to get Carlos Boozer and Taj Gibson a touch in the short corner. The play starts in a box set, the point guard, specifically DJ Augustin does a great job coming off ball screen, looking to score butu finding Boozer/Gibson for a scoring opportunity. See More
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Triple stack at free throw line give this play a unique look. 3 breaks out of stack and catches on left wing, followed by on ball screen from 5. 4 down screens for 1 and pops out to catch. 4 has right side of floor for one on one isolation situation. See More
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2 swings through to start the action. 1 and 3 cut as ball is reversed to 3 up top. On pass, 2 swings through the lane to the right wing for shot. 4 posts after screening for post feed opportunity. Other option is 1 coming off down screen from 5. See More
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1 cuts from right corner to get pass on left wing. 2 down screens for 3, freeing him to the top. Ball is reversed from 1-3-2. Play ends up with 2 man on ball screen and roll situation with 5 flashing high. See More
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Shuffle and screen the screener action are combined to make this a dangerous play. 5 uses shuffle screen by 3 to cut into open area, follow by a 4-3 down screen for open shot. See More
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The Clippers run this set to get a look for their shooters, specifically JJ Redick. Redick sets a cross screen for Blake Griffin, then comes off a down screen from DeAndre Jordan. Chris Paul is coming off a ball screen with a shooter spaced on the wing and Griffin on the block. See More
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The Chicago Bulls ran this quick hitter in Game 2 of their 1st round Playoff loss to the Wizards. 2 (Butler) does a phenomenal job here setting up his man like he is coming off the pin-down before knifing back for the lob. See More
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Many scoring opportunities exist with this play. 2 and 3 may get free for a shot or drive from the initial flare screens by 4-5. Next, 5 cuts down lane with screen from 4. Finally, 2 takes triple stagger to get open for shot on left side. See More
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This is a proven set play for a three point shot attempt late in the game. 3 is used as a decoy to catch, return pass to 1, and curl over screens by 4-5. 1 drives the ball from left to right as 2 cuts between 4-5 as they screen and "shut the door." This will free 2 for open three point shot. See More
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Guarding the curl is a difficult defensive assignment. This play incorporates two curls for scoring easy baskets. Play starts with back screen for 4, followed by cross screen for 3 curling to the goal. The second curl is set up with ball reversal to 5 and a down screen by 4 to free 2 in the lane. See More
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Among the many things the Brooklyn Nets did well in their Game 1 victory over the Toronto Raptors was this great quick hitter set dialed up by Coach Jason Kidd in the waning moments of the 2nd quarter. With 1:13 on the clock in the 2nd, the Nets were able to get a wide open lay-up (Option 1) to increase their lead to 5 points. I added in the 3rd Option to create another scoring opportunity. See More
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Yesterday's 1st round Playoffs Game 1 between the Brooklyn Nets and Toronto Raptors was an interesting one. For the majority of the 2nd-half, the Raptors PA announcer was the shot clock as the clocks were malfunctioning on both ends of the floor. Jason Kidd drew up the play below with having 3.7 seconds in mind. However, as the Nets broke their timeout, they were informed there was only 2.7 on the shot clock (stop watch). Either way time did not end up being a factor as Pierce was able to break free for this catch & shoot to increase the Nets' lead. See More
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