The double screens for Paul..

[TampaDude]

Can he hip check Parker while he is at it

That might actually help us more.

[mercos]

I liked Coach Nick's idea of putting Kawhi on one of the bigs. He has actually been forced on to Blake Griffin a couple of times due to switches, and he guards him fairly well. Danny Green should be on CP3 at all times anyway. If they run the double screen, Kawhi can pick up CP3 on the switch.

[therealtruth]

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- Attack on Cp3 on offensive end, keep him moving.

That's one thing we could do if we had a healthy TP. Not having a health TP hurts us because Cp3 has more energy for offense. TP's definitely got to step it up.

[UZER]

Yep, I was thinking the same thing during the last game. Preferably left too since he's been mainly going right and hitting those midrange shots at a high clip all series long. Also why the don't they just go under the screens when they're set like 5-10 feet behind the three-point line?

I started a thread after game 6 about forcing him left. Every jumper he makes on the move is when he's going right. Over play him on the right side. Jump the high side even when the screens come. At least you taken away the stronger of 50% of his options.

[#2!]

Wow. Those screens are ridiculous. Idk if there is a single legal screen set by the clippers in that video. Most coaches would mention it to the press (which actually works), but I know the Spurs have only ever done something like that when dealing directly with the league. Hopefully they did, because it's impossible to defend when two illegal screens are being set simultaneously during plays.

[hitmanyr2k]

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[therealtruth]

Pop stealing the idea to get TP going. Nice.

[FkLA]

Same play over and over. No adjustments.