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Numberica
Derrick Favors / Boris Diaw
Marvin Williams / Jeremy Evans
Gordon Hayward
Raja Bell / Gordan Giricek
Jordan Clarkson
Vs.
Tfivas
Mehmet Okur
Trever Booker / Jonas Jerebko
Ronnie Brewer
Jeff Hornacek / DeShawn Stevenson
Ricky Rubio / Raul Neto
Numberica’s team Writeup.
Overview
Rotation (simplified, players will be shifting "positions"):
Clarkson (36)
Bell (32) / Giricek (24)
Hayward (36) / Evans (24)
Marvin Williams (32)
Favors (32) / Diaw (24)
The major themes of my team are:
-Positionless basketball and switchability on defense
-Spacing
-Defense on the perimeter and at the rim
Two of three of Hayward, Clarkson, and Diaw will be on the floor at all times so that there is always sufficient playmaking and passing. The bread and butter of the offense will be PnR with Favors and/or horns sets with Diaw as a secondary hub.
The defense is anchored by athletic "bigs" (except Diaw, but who is very savvy) and there will always be a rim protector. This allows for straight-up schemes, switch-everything, aggressive trapping, doubling, and ball-denial schemes.
Favors will be surrounded by shooters for most of the time he's on the floor. He beasts in the rare circumstance he's been both healthy and had four spacers.
Evans will play alongside Diaw as much as possible and alongside Favors as little as possible (spacing). With spacing and versatile defenders around him, he can play to his strengths; dunking everything and protecting the rim (he averaged 4 blocks per 36 in '12/'13).
Plan for tfivas:
-Marv on Okur
-Hayward and Favors splitting duties on Booker and Brewer to keep Favors nearer to the rim
-Bell aggressively going over screens and forcing Hornacek into the paint
-Abuse Memo/Booker in the PnR
Derrick Favors / Boris Diaw
Marvin Williams / Jeremy Evans
Gordon Hayward
Raja Bell / Gordan Giricek
Jordan Clarkson
Vs.
Tfivas
Mehmet Okur
Trever Booker / Jonas Jerebko
Ronnie Brewer
Jeff Hornacek / DeShawn Stevenson
Ricky Rubio / Raul Neto
Numberica’s team Writeup.
Overview
Rotation (simplified, players will be shifting "positions"):
Clarkson (36)
Bell (32) / Giricek (24)
Hayward (36) / Evans (24)
Marvin Williams (32)
Favors (32) / Diaw (24)
The major themes of my team are:
-Positionless basketball and switchability on defense
-Spacing
-Defense on the perimeter and at the rim
Two of three of Hayward, Clarkson, and Diaw will be on the floor at all times so that there is always sufficient playmaking and passing. The bread and butter of the offense will be PnR with Favors and/or horns sets with Diaw as a secondary hub.
The defense is anchored by athletic "bigs" (except Diaw, but who is very savvy) and there will always be a rim protector. This allows for straight-up schemes, switch-everything, aggressive trapping, doubling, and ball-denial schemes.
Favors will be surrounded by shooters for most of the time he's on the floor. He beasts in the rare circumstance he's been both healthy and had four spacers.
Evans will play alongside Diaw as much as possible and alongside Favors as little as possible (spacing). With spacing and versatile defenders around him, he can play to his strengths; dunking everything and protecting the rim (he averaged 4 blocks per 36 in '12/'13).
Plan for tfivas:
-Marv on Okur
-Hayward and Favors splitting duties on Booker and Brewer to keep Favors nearer to the rim
-Bell aggressively going over screens and forcing Hornacek into the paint
-Abuse Memo/Booker in the PnR