How The Jazz Tried To Attack The Heat's Switching Defense by @Drawing The Defense - Post Details
How The Jazz Tried To Attack The Heat's Switching Defense
Two elite teams squared off in an epic battle, and they will have a rematch soon. In this video, we break down the chess match between Quin Snyder and Erik Spoelstra, analyzing the Utah Jazz offense and the Miami Heat defense. The Jazz have typically struggling against switching defenses, and in this game, it was a mixed bag. We break down a specific strategy the Jazz used, looking at film throughout the game to see the different wrinkles for both teams. This channel needs more conversations and shit talking - leave a comment please I'm bored.
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