The Toronto Raptors are filled with insane length, defensive playmaking, and versatility. Something they've lacked is someone to own the end-of-clock + clutch time moments...
Kawhi Leonard, one of the best to ever do it when defenses tighten the clamps.
Cheryl Reeve on how she coach’s Olivia Miles to make reads
“I don’t coach, a lot of times she’ll say “what do you want me to look for” and I say “whatever your instincts tell you” I don’t coach her passing at all. I try to stay out of the way of that, we try to play call to feature some of things we know she is going to find. She just has an incredible incredible gift…”
Le Thunder a réussi à se sortir du piège de la défense des Spurs en... ciblant Wembanyama ?
Les poseurs d'écrans sur le Game 5 étaient majoritairement les joueurs défendus par Wemby.
Résultat : il ne peut plus être positionné en low-man, et ça casse la structure de la défense.
Here's a basketball theory: in basketball, you're either an autonomous player, a functional player or a mix of both. Best players itw are probably a mix of both, aren't they ?
That's where the Wemby case really becomes interesting because a lot of fans see him as a player who
Now it doesn't mean that Wemby shouldn't work on his self creation skills, the point is that those skills shouldn't be his plan A. Being autonomous on defense and functional on offense will already make him a hell of a player.