What is the Spurs identity on offense?..

[HarlemHeat37]

Obviously, they spend the first few months of the season playing an up-tempo style, where they were one of the fastest teams in the NBA..

Their style changed back to a more traditional, half-court, slower style in the following months, maybe in an attempt to run an offense that potentially translates better for the playoffs..

So, what are they running now?..it seems like they're still running the slower offense, yet Duncan isn't getting the ball in the half-court, which kind of defeats the purpose of reverting back to the half-court offense..

What exactly are they trying to run, offensively?..

[polandprzem]

well now it looks like they running

just running









slowly

[itzsoweezee]

Substituting McDyess into the starting lineup was a horrible mistake.

[mexicanjunior]

Let Tony dribble for 20 seconds and wait for the defense to stop paying attention to Bonner so he can jack a 3...or give it to Blair and let him spin himself into another turnover...or force themselves into the lane to get fouled and brick free throws...

[Solid D]

Pick and roll is fairly dominant.

[ducks]

hard to play a style when you are allowed to play as physically as they are out there

oh and if you look at the scores in the playoffs

alot of teams scored less now then in regular season

[Dingle Barry]

Good post. The team does look rather awkwardly random and disjointed out there. Need to get into a groove post haste.

[ElNono]

Mostly P&R and a few sets... they still try to run when they can, it just doesn't happen as often seeing that we're risking less to try to steal the ball and what not. Execution has also been really bad. You watch Boston execute, then compare to the Spurs an it's night and day.