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Hoops Tonight - Spurs comeback shows HOW they can extend NBA Finals vs. Knicks
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All right, welcome. Tonight here at the volume. Happy Sunday everybody. Hope all of you guys are having an incredible weekend. Gonna keep it super simple today for our film session. Going to focus on every single play from the spurs comeback from down 14 in the fourth quarter of game two. Obviously the Knicks end up winning the game, which we'll talk about when we get to those final sequences. But I really want to dive into what specifically they did differently, what can translate forward into the series, and whether or not it means the spurs have much of a chance to try to make this thing a series. You guys know the drill before we get started. Subscribe to the Hoops Tonight YouTube channel so you don't miss any more of our videos. We have a goal to get to 150,000 subs before the end of the finals. If you guys don't mind taking a second to scroll down, hit that subscribe button. That helps us a lot. If you're already subscribed like this video and sign up for post notifications, that helps us a lot. All right, let's talk some basketball. Let's get right into it. We're going to be starting with the first bucket after so OG and Adobe gets the dunk driving on Wemby in a closeout situation. And look at how fast the spurs get up the floor after a made basket. And this really is the story of how they got going here down the stretch. Harper draws a foul in the open floor. This is the biggest thing that can translate forward to them. They have got to play with as much pace as possible to weaponize some of that youthful exuberance and athleticism they have because of the troubles that they're having in the half court because of how the how big of a jump shooting gap there is. We talked about this a little bit last night, but the Knicks have been the very best jump shooting team in the NBA in this playoff run. The spurs have been more of a middle of the pack jump shooting team among the playoff team. So like it's very important for them to avoid that slowdown half court environment where in the driving kick setting where the physical dynamic isn't as advantageous for the spurs as it was in the last round, they need to be in the open floor more in the half court. The Knicks can really load up on the ball and can kind of counter that advantage. So this is the difference in the defensive look we saw and you're going to see a couple of different coverages down the stretch of this game. But the main thing was essentially no more of these outrageous like kind of just outright Double teams of Jalen Brunson far away from the basket, simplifying his decision making tree and getting their defense into rotation. Here you're going to see effectively a double drag. But Deuce is going to slip out of the first screen. We're just going to get a switch. Fox is going to stay on Mikhail Bridges and now Wemby's guarding one on one. The reason why I kind of like this idea is one, it forces Brunson to then attack Victor Womenyama in space. But you're already kind of conceding Carl Anthony Towns a mismatch underneath the basket. Anyway. This is something you've conceded the second you decided not to guard him with Wemby. So if you're already going to have Wemby basically functioning as a perimeter defender, why not use him on the other end of screens to try to get stops against Brunson? He gets multiple stops against Brunson down the stretch of the game in a way that helped them come back. Here's an example. You're going to see him force him into kind of a step through move. Now everyone's guarded because you didn't double team. You have a good, good perimeter defender guarding Brunson. Everyone else is staying home off the ball. The resulting effect, Brunson has to force this kind of like low percentage bounce pass to Cat, which Cat gets and he goes up quick. But he has no advantage. He's coming from behind the backboard and Champagne ends up blocking him clean. We end up with a shot clock violation. Now we're going to run double drag. This double drag is going to end up forcing a switch with Jalen Brunson on de' Aaron Fox. This was one of the other stories of the late run in this game. In the half court, the spurs indexed more towards trying to attack Brunson in action here. Darren Fox just gets into his step back three over the top and knocks it down. Gets tons of separation. Much more comfortable there. When you're allowing Brunson to work, you don't want to just let him work solely one on one. If he gets any sort of deep dribble penetration, you want to try to shrink the flow on him a little bit. Instead of an outright double team like if Champagne. Let's talk about what this looks like after the switch. So Brunson likes the Champagne matchup. He goes at Champagne, Fox is on Mikhail Bridges. So if de' Aaron Fox just outright goes in double teams, Jalen Brunson, Brunson has the easiest decision in the world. I'M not shooting this thing. I'm just throwing the ball to Mikhail. I throw the ball to Mikhail, he's going to take a shot. You'll see an example of that here in a minute. Where the spurs end up leaving Mikhail Bridges wide open. He just happens to miss a shot. But. But by virtue of sending more of a dig down. See how it's a dig down. By virtue of sending a dig down rather than a hard double team. Cause see how he like lunges at the ball, but then he lunges back out into the passing lane. Of course Mikhail back cuts him and he's actually wide open. But the point is, is you made this a more complicated decision. Now it's like, well, I might just shoot anyway. Even though there's an open man here that can prey on Jalen Brunson making the wrong decision and being overly aggressive, which is what he does here. The right read is to Mikhail Bridges, who's wide open on the wing. But because you sent a dig down instead of an early double, you made him make a tougher decision. He makes the wrong decision. He forces it up and ends up missing. Carl Anthony Towns ends up keeping it alive. I'm not going to show the next clip, but with four seconds left, they just run a baseline out of bounds play that goes nowhere. Deuce McBride gets the ball in the wing. He ends up forcing up a tough 15 footer and misses it. Actually, I am showing you the play. So Deuce McBride misses the little shot. Good box out from Wemby. They get the rebound in the push ahead in transition, we get a cross match. That transition, cross match ends up with Jalen Brunson on Deer and Fox. Deer and Fox ends up working him one on one. Goes to this nasty little step through move towards his left hand to score off the glass. Something to keep in mind there's if the spurs do try going to their all guard lineup. So Vassell, Fox, Castle and Harper all together, there's going. He's going to start on Vesel, who by the way, Vesel's a better movement shooter than Champagne, so the hedging recovery will be less effective there. But in these situations there will just be more possessions because there's three great ball handlers on the floor. There will be more possessions where Brunson just ends up on a ball handler in a transition cross match. And you have an opportunity to quick attack him one on one. This is that play where they leave Mikhail Bridges open. So this is kind of like a weird, confusing sequence where I think wemby was starting the possession of Mikhail Bridges, but then he was like moving over. Never mind. I'm going to get Cat. Vesel gets kind of caught in between. But this is an example of when you make the decision tree easy, Brunson's not going to mess around. He's just going to throw the pass. That's why you don't. Even though this wasn't a double team. That's why you don't double team though. So you don't have just a very simple easy decision to an open shooter. He gets Fissell with a basic pump fake. He just happens to miss the shot going the other way though. Look at Victor Weyama playing off two feet. I don't like these Victor isos too much right now just because he's given up too much strength. But this is an example of how it can work for him in the long run. Watch him make a hard move and dislodge Cat. Boom. Dislodges cat. But instead of rumble and stumbling off of one foot, plays off of two feet, keeps a strong base and is able to pivot and get back to his left hand for a layup. That's why it's important to play off of two feet. This is an example of the one play down the stretch where they went to Cat with off ball action and they just never went back to this for whatever reason. But they ended up getting what should have been an open shot. So watch. Cat gets the ball. Brunson's going to set a back screen on fox when he does. Back screen now he's got inside position. Great read from Brunson. He slips out of it. Cat sees him. Boom. Great read right now from here. Brunson once again is in the decision making zone and he has two great opportunities. Wemby's going to come over late here, which you'll see in a second, but Mikhail Bridges is butt naked in the right corner wide open. Brunson though continues to force the issue and goes up against two guys as you can see here. As he starts to attack even blander. Shammit is open too, but this is a little bit hard to read. This is why late help is good when I talk about late help. When you send late help rather than early help, it's more likely that the ball handler will miss it and fail to make the correct ready when he ends up swatting his ass off the glass. But again, you put Brunson into the decision making zone here. He's making a lot of poor pass shoot decisions. That's A big part of how the spurs came back down the stretch of this game. It's a big adjustment that Brunson needs to make as he heads into the next game. When these help decisions are coming later, Brunson's fucking up. When you make the mistake out 25, 30ft from the basket, the double team or the mistake like we saw in the Mikhail Bridges one, it's just a much easier decision for Brunson. He's not going to make that mistake as often. 5 on 4. Because Brunson's on the ground, we get in transition the advantage. Devin Vassell trailing the play. Classic great lift. Jump shot from Devin Vassell goes in. Here's another force from Brunson. So earlier on we saw Wemby switching ball screens. We're going to see another example of it here later on in a few minutes. We good ball pressure up here. Up top on the switch makes life hell. But the ball does get to Brunson. We're going to run into a double drag on it kind of turns into a 45 action as OG Anoby flips the screen. But now we have this ball screen right V and Wemby and Wemby switching. It is what he's thinking and that's honestly what Vesel should do. Vesel is making a mistake here, frankly, and I'm hoping that in game, game three in msg, the spurs continue to just kind of stay home and let Brunson hunt Wemby on switches. But as he's hunting Wemby on the switch, he, he sees Wemby hanging back a little bit. So he goes into his hesitation pull up. What he doesn't see is Devin Vassell ends up basically double teaming him and Mikhail Bridges is wide open with five seconds on the shot clock. 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IBM Darren Fox ends up having a turnover here in the open court. This was an example of why I didn't love the lack of a timeout for Mitchell Robinson. The spurs were just kind of a little chaotic in transition. So on a final possession I would have slowed down. He ends up turning it over, throwing it back to Mikhail. Mikhail ends up making a nice read at the rim. That goes to a wide open Jalen Brunson. He just smokes the three but in transition off the cross match after that, missed three. Here we get our transition cross match. Harper has Brunson now as he snakes through the lane, pulls it out. Now he's got his cross match and this is again why I want to see that four guard lineup. I want to see more of this. Harper goes right at Brunson, scores easily ties the game. Bad play here from Julian Champagne. I'm going to fast forward through it. Brunson ends up giving up the ball to shame it. After he gives up the ball to shame it. Shame it. Drives. He's going nowhere. He's locked up at this point. Champagne has one job. Like Fox doesn't need help here. Your one job is to make sure this easiest pass is not available. Champagne ends up losing sight of OG Anunoby. Big mistake, leaves his feet. That puts himself in a predicament where OG relocates. He ends up fouling a shooter. Big, big, big mistake from Julian Champagne there down the stretch. This is a very well executed Double drag. Go into the double screen. Brunson shows Fox, goes to the behind the back dribble to split. Really nice play from Fox because he cleanly beats these two guys. That forces Kat to step up, which opens up the easy lob pass to Wemby. This was a huge sequence from OG Anunoby and Karl Anthony Towns that kind of got lost in the shuffle last night. We're playing through Mikhail Bridges. Mikhail ends up in some trouble, kind of going nowhere. But in this little slip screen with og, OG gets the ball and ends up cleanly beating. Look at how much time's on the shot clock. OG's got the ball 30ft from the basket with 2.1 on the shot clock. And look at how he screams downhill and gets something off the glass which forces Dylan Harper to step up, which then leaves Cat in offensive rebound position. Cat keeps it alive, Champagne hits it out of bounds. So two seconds on the shot clock, that possession is dead. Probably ended up with a jacked up shot. With a matched up player against Cat who can at least box him out, the spurs might have a chance to get a rebound now. They could be going down to take the lead. Instead, OG turns nothing into something, gets something up off the glass, forces help, gets Carl Anthony Towns the offensive rebound opportunity. Then on the sideline out of bound or baseline, out of bounds. Look at this play. Mikhail Bridges coming off. Wemby doesn't want to help because he doesn't want to come off of Cat. Fox gets wiped out on the screen because he gets wiped out on the screen. Dylan Harper steps up because Dylan harper steps up. McHale hits Jalen Brunson coming back in bounds. There's Champagne in late. Couple things there. Champagne. He's probably a little too locked in on Josh Hart there. Probably needs to come over further. And then also if I'm Dylan Harper, I'd rather have Mikhail Bridges take a contested pull up midi here than give up a layup to Brunson. So another kind of defensive breakdown from the spurs. But again, that's a layup that made it 102, 99 because OG Anunoby and Carl Anthony Towns turned a broken possession into an extra possession on this play. This was kind of a chaotic transition sequence. I think if I remember correctly, Wemby airballs a corner 3. Wimby air balls a corner 3. In transition going the other way. Brunson smokes the layup on on Fox. We go out the other way. Dylan Harper in transition gets downhill and puts it up on the glass and gets the Goaltending call on Cat Brunson on this entire possession. I'm going back here because I'm connecting the transition piece here. Brunson on this entire possession just basically takes the possession off and he goes and stands in the corner. They run through Mikhail Bridges to get the little slip screen here with OG and Anobi. That allows Mikhail to turn the corner. We get a nice block in this case from Devin Vassell, who comes off of Josh Hart in the corner. So he gets the stop on. On Mikhail Bridges. Spurs run out the other way. Mikhail, you have Wemby trailing the play, and he draws the foul for the end. One big, big play. This is the Jalen Brunson tough bucket. This is the stuff you got to live with, though. Again, Brunson has been putrid down the stretch of this game. So, like, I get it, he tied the game here. But, like, this is where you got to trust your process and not go into game three thinking, oh, we need to double team Brunson because he hit a clutch shot. No, the. The spurs were down 14, and now they're up by 2 in large part because this guy keeps shooting bad shots. So you need to continue to trust the process here. He does like the Champagne matchup. Gets downhill into Champagne's chest with his hard drive and goes into a very, very nifty one, like, fade away. Big time shot from Jalen Brunson, tip of the cap. But again, this is where if I'm a Spurs, if I'm running the Spurs, I'm. I'm trusting the process moving forward. Here's our first 2 for 1 possession. Did not like this. These straight isos for WEMBY against Mitch. This is a heavily contested shot. Look at the contest for Mitch. Like, Mitch gets a very good contest on the release. He's timed it perfectly. Kind of disrupts Wemby's base a little bit. And as a result, the shot barely grazes the outside of the rim. Didn't love that shot going the other way. This is kind of the beginning of the end here. Did not like this play from Steph Castle. He's guarding Jalen Brunson unnecessarily, pressuring him really far from the basket with 22 seconds left. He's just trying to take a foul here because they have a foul to give. So Brunson drives and he just rakes him, reaching in. He's just being super aggressive. You pick up that foul now, you don't have a foul to give, which is precisely what sends Brunson to the foul line after the turnover that Wemby has in him minute. My thing is like, play him straight up, give him more space. And yeah, if you're compromised, take the foul. Like, if Brunson beats you with a good move and you think he's going to score, by all means, commit a foul. But this is just giving a foul for the sake of giving a foul, which then puts them in the penalty the rest of the way. Now we go to the final possession. I skipped ahead for this clip, so you can see the transition sequence. But we get the ball screen and it's a switch. Okay, so now we're going back to switching the ball screen. Wemby's on Jalen Brunson forces him into a tough pull up, misses it, gets the rebound.
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Now Wemby has the ball. There's 13 seconds on the shot clock, but Wemby has the ball literally 92ft from the basket with his back turned towards the. Towards his own rim, facing his own bench. Call a timeout. Call a timeout. Get a good shot. I was talking about this on the all NBA pod with, with Adam Mares on Saturday. But like I, I was. I've been thinking a lot about this concept because I went right after the game last night and I thought there was less time left. I ended up thinking there were seven seconds left at the time of this timeout. Ends up being that there's 13. So there's more time. But I still feel the same way. And the main reason why is I think that you trust your guys to go make something happen in a situation like that. If they are rock solid ball handlers, and I like Wimy, I think he's the best player in the world. He is not a rock solid ball handler. Neither is Dear and Fox. Neither is Steph Castle. Neither is Dylan Harper. This is a timeout team, not a let him play team. The list of guys I would trust in a situation like that is only like a half dozen long. It's like Luka Jokic, Shay Lebron. You know, there's a handful of guys. Jalen Brunson's one of them. There's a handful of guys that I trust in a situation like that to walk the ball up the floor. If it's. If it's a player that's not necessarily a super steady ball handler. Call a timeout. Now, as you guys can see, Steph is looking. Cause now I'm already saying it's Mitch's fault. It's Mitch's fault. It's Mitch's fault. But now that we're playing, let's look at what happened. You guys might have seen a clip from a camera that was down here facing this way, where you see Steph Castle is looking for the ball. But even above and beyond anything having to do with whether or not Steph is looking. Cause he turns his head and Whimsy Wemby throws it to him. But the other problem here is look at where Jalen Brunson is. Even if you hit Castle and he catches this ball, he's got a defender right in front of him who is notorious for trying to take charges and swipe down at the basketball. If Brunson's not here and Brunson's over here, by all means, throw the ball to Castle. He's got a lane, he's got advantage. But this is just a poor decision from Wemby under these circumstances. Again, though, I keep thinking you had multiple transition turnovers before this point. This is a chaotic play. Call a timeout and get your guys a good look. And then after the play, Wemby ends up running into Brunson, who falls over. And now you're in the penalty because of what happened on that previous play where you just put them in the penalty for no reason. Now Brunson goes down, makes a one of two free throws. You call a timeout, you actually end up running a good play here. What I like about the difference between this play and the one where Wemby missed over Mitch earlier was the one where Wemby missed over Mitch was an ISO. Here we have a ball screen which drags Mitch further away, which gets Wemby basically a closeout. He fakes that jab. See how he like kind of catches, looks down, jab. It freezes Mitch for a second. Now look at the difference in separation. When Mitch isn't even in the frame. Wemby gets a great look. That's why I like, get. If you're going to run a play for Wemby as a scorer, get it to him as part of a screening action rather than in a situation where he's, you know, a static up against a guy who's got a, like a size and strength advantage on him anyway. Big adjustments moving forward into game three. You gotta see less aggressive coverages on Brunson that stress his decisions in the shoot pass zone there in the middle of the floor. I think Brunson will make mistakes and take a lot of bad shots like he did down the stretch to get out in transition as much as possible to avoid the half court situation. Three in the half court target Brunson as much as humanly possible. When you're targeting Brunson, you'll have an easier time if you go to your four guard lineup with the sell Castle, Vassell, Castle, Wemby, Harper and Fox. It just puts Brunson in a situation where he has to guard somebody that can score last thing, which was clearly screaming off the film here. You can't afford mistakes. You can't afford to leave guys open. You can't afford to lose, contain on the ball with two seconds on the shot clock. You can't afford to foul a three point shooter. You can't afford to overhelp on a baseline out of bounds and give up a slip. A slip layup like there's just too many mistakes from the spurs when the margins are this tight and that's where they're going to have to be better. They're going to have any chance to make a series out of this thing. All right guys, that's all I have for today. As always, I sincerely appreciate you guys for supporting us and supporting the show. Thank you. We will be back tomorrow night after the final buzzer of Game one. Should be a ton of fun. Hope to see you guys there.
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