Budkin
06-13-2013, 06:52 PM
Another good one on Coach Nick's site
http://www.bballbreakdown.com/2013-nba-finals-game-3-lebron-in-his-head-green-neal-out-of-theirs/
Before the Finals began, I went on ESPN Radio and was asked what my prediction was. While I gave the typical company line answer that this was going to be a great series, it should go 7 games, platitude blah blah, I paused for a second, took a breath, and said “I gotta tell ya, there’s a dirty little secret out there and that’s the Spurs can win this quicker than six games.”
With the way the Spurs run their offense – great ball movement, pressure release hitting the Roll Man, there will be moments where the Spurs will eviscerate the over gambling Heat defense. This is precisely what happened in Game 3, as Danny Green and Gary Neal took advantage of the Heat’s scramble mode on defense and good great shots. The question kept being asked afterwards: Can they possibly continue shooting this way. The answer is yes, if they get open looks like they did. The Spurs were masterful in setting good screen and rolls and forcing the Heat defense to rotate a third defender over from the weakside.
Read more... (http://www.bballbreakdown.com/2013-n...out-of-theirs/)
http://www.bballbreakdown.com/2013-nba-finals-game-3-lebron-in-his-head-green-neal-out-of-theirs/
Before the Finals began, I went on ESPN Radio and was asked what my prediction was. While I gave the typical company line answer that this was going to be a great series, it should go 7 games, platitude blah blah, I paused for a second, took a breath, and said “I gotta tell ya, there’s a dirty little secret out there and that’s the Spurs can win this quicker than six games.”
With the way the Spurs run their offense – great ball movement, pressure release hitting the Roll Man, there will be moments where the Spurs will eviscerate the over gambling Heat defense. This is precisely what happened in Game 3, as Danny Green and Gary Neal took advantage of the Heat’s scramble mode on defense and good great shots. The question kept being asked afterwards: Can they possibly continue shooting this way. The answer is yes, if they get open looks like they did. The Spurs were masterful in setting good screen and rolls and forcing the Heat defense to rotate a third defender over from the weakside.
Read more... (http://www.bballbreakdown.com/2013-n...out-of-theirs/)