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Honestly i love these types of videos especially when you narrate keep up the great content

clark needs to learn this off ball movement from steph

It's great education material. I wish and hope that you will keep doing more content of that nature. This helping a lot of regular basketball player to learn how to watch a film and develop their IQ🙏🏾

Great job with this video. Really good analysis of the defensive coverage mistakes.

Great video that encapsulates the story of the game. Not one single play vs Rudy. What are the best ways to guard a double drag? Also, Washington and Derrick Jones Jr. are both shooting less than 30% from above the break 3's this postseason.

Dude please come back we need you for the playoffs!!

I love the triangle but it’s freaking complicated.. Pao Gasol was on the Lakers team that runs the triangle and he was explaining that it took him 2 years to learn and 3 years to running it without thinking about it

Luc Longley!

Steve. Kerr are still using the triangle offense method in this era version

I always wondered why a team wouldn't use a different player to bring the ball up Instead of having their PG be relentlessly targeted the full length of the court...

This really gives appreciate to TEAM play 👏

Hey man you should totally come back making videos

Great job! We can teach this kuds how to play and score easy baskets! Jerry Sloan was a genius

Not taking away from him, but being able to recite plays from a game isn't photographic memory

Good gameplan especially for injured teams

Great breakdown that gives him full credit for all the subtle and diverse skill sets he employs to make the very difficult look routine and effortless.

Hey, awesome video. Just wondering, what background music did you use for this video? Sounds great.

we need more of your great breakdowns

Let's go Blazers!

My poor dad (RIP), living in Northern California at that time, but a native Utahn and lifelong Jazz fan, had invited friends and coworkers over to watch this game. He was so humiliated he couldn't stand it. Worse still was they were all trying to console him, but that was just salt in the wound...

lol bro explained modern nba defensive principles

His older brother taught him that. His older brother is like 5’ 8” and used that because people would try blocking right when he jumped so he’d hold it for a sec then shoot

Woww

LBj!!!💪

You video is very detailed! I learn a lot from it, thank you!

To those who say it wouldnt be effective in todays game is 😂. Kobe said it best when ask if it would work on todays game. He calmly said " If you have the right people to teach it."

The triangle was nice. Instead of a bunch of set plays it was a series of reads and reactions to the defense, and it's fluid. In some of the examples it's kind of wild that the one that took the shot at the end wasn't the only good option to score. The way it freed up Jordan from double teams was remarkable. And it was just fun to watch. Something that isn't usually mentioned with the triangle is how it always has a defender on outlet passes off missed shots.

this was also utilized by Filipino coach Tim cone in PBA (Philippine basketball association). And he became the winningest coach in PBA history. this is perfect for Tatum and brown of Celtics too.MJ and Pip have are the same position with JT and JB

Actually they were allowed to foul Ostertag and then O would get called for quick phantom fouls and would end up on the bench in foul trouble. The big difference was the NBA wanted Michael to win and the refs made sure of that.

To be honest the only knicks games I watched were againist Bron but could it be this didnt work will Melo knicks because of their defensive identity?

He's old, and you can see it..... and by that, I'm mean he plays f.ckin smart! It's extremely inspiring to me, getting old, but trading one portion of strengths into another.

He is Harden level elite on-ball and Klay level elite off-ball. It literally doesn’t make sense

90's is all jordan the all f%@*@+@+# 10years,,,why??? thats becuse he's have a lucky # 6,,,,dont ask just think,,he's hieght letters of hes family name last shot come back year sonics year,,,that man has a lucky #6 in 90's,,,,no budy can bet jordan from 90 to 99,,,,he's # 23 it alwys 6 2x3 =6 right? 3x2= 6 right? look hes last shot time also 6.6 he release the ball,,,some peaple are lucky in every year,,,

Turn down the music bro, good vid otherwise

Lol, no love for Luc Longley (hint - that’s not Bill Wennington). That said great analysis!

That’s how sh** the league was back in the day.

Great breakdown man

What is the first horns play called ? Looks perfect for my Bulls in 2k 😁

To this day, this is the biggest point differential in Finals history.

would love to see jokic paired with another true all star finisher or passer. imagine how fun it d be with him setting up giannis or morant- or even another great passer like donic

We missed 2020 lakers :(

Nice moving screen draymond

this is a very successful offense not only in NBA but also in Philippine professional basketball. Thye winningest coach in philippine basketbal association coach tim cone used this play for decades

That was a pretty play. Rudy also has two shooters wide open if he needed to pass out

great!

please start posting more 😢 great vid tho

Ive mastered the triangle in 2k. I dont have money for myteam badges so I just win off of fundamental team basketball.

Buddy is injecting more testosterone then trt vitor lmao

So smart that he drafted westbrook just to play scapegoat because he knew he ain't got a shot at the chip no more. The only thing he is going to do is chase the points record but if he pads stats every game people will turn on him. Galaxy brain his 102 iq fooled all of you.