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Why This Offense is Basketball Poetry by Hoopvision68
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[QUOTE="Yanksrock615, post: 4903541, member: 8399"] While that’s true for stars like Luka who are premier PnR Ball handlers AND have great spacing, that’s not true for every team. Regular point guards like a Dlo benefit significantly from running organized offense because teams are able to help off the Lakers non shooters and Dlo isn’t as dynamic as Luka. Another example is those Warriors teams. They wouldn’t just run Steph Draymond pnr all game. They’d run a ton of motion with Steph and Klay utilizing off ball screens to movement 3s, a lot like Hawkins last season. [/QUOTE]
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