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Michael Jordan Steals and Transition Dunks
Not only was Michael Jordan one of the most gifted and athletic offensive players, but he was also a ferocious defender who won ...
Allen Iverson 60 Points Highlights - 2005 Philadelphia 76ers vs Orlando Magic
Allen Iverson was one of the most prolific scoring guards of all time, and this was one of his best performances. A regular season ...
Can Donovan Mitchell And The Cleveland Cavaliers Contend For A Title?
The Cleveland Cavaliers are stacked with talent at the guard position and their front court, featuring Donovan Mitchell, Darius Garland, Evan Mobley, and Jarrett Allen. However, they don't have a 2-way threat at the wing, and they are pretty light on playoff experience other than Mitchell. In this video, we break down just why they are so dangerous, look at some of their Xs and Os plays, and consider their weaknesses in the context of whether they can contend this season and in the seasons to come. Let me know what you think in the comments.
Steph Curry's Off-Ball Movement Is What Separates Him - The Xs and Os Of His Off-Ball Game
Steph Curry's combination of skill with and without the basketball is what makes him such an unguardable player. While we've seen great off-ball players in the past like Reggie Miller and Ray Allen, and we've seen great off-the-dribble shooters recently like Damian Lillard and Luka Doncic, Steph Curry is the rare exception that has mastered both. In this video we break down the Xs and Os of Steph Curry's game without the basketball. We go into plays such as Flex Action and Split Action, as well as other miscellaneous plays to show you what exactly he's doing to put the defense in a compromised position. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more!
How the Miami Heat's Defense Slowed Down Boston's Star Players
Jayson Tatum had a pretty bad Game 3 vs the Miami Heat, and a big part of that was the Heat's defensive gameplan. The Heat ...
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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