The Warriors have been one of the most successful teams in the modern NBA due to the system installed by Coach Kerr 9 years ago! This system allows the greatness of his players to be amplified with spacing, movement, and overall freedom. In this video, we dive into the greatness off this offense and breakdown their win against the Los Angeles Lakers on opening night! Hope you enjoy and learn something about the offense that revolutionized the game!
Steve Kerr Story:
https://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/page/enterpriseWarriors/how-steve-kerr-revolutionized-golden-state-warriors-offense-charcuterie-board
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Elite video about an elite topic
Great video, i am inn!!
Great content here!
Warriors are a defensive team first.
Pat Bev was getting hit all nigh chasing Steph, tough job
It’s so beautiful to watch bro!!!!!
Just beautiful basketball!
Fantastic breakdown. Their offense is soooo annoying for a defense. lmao.
Best system in the nba Carmelo Anthony to the bay Steve Kerr would change his legacy
Great video, keep it up!
Potentially the most explosive…once they've gotten fully synchronized and accustomed to and with each other. Go Warriors! 💙💛
All they did was screen down, flare, curl, and slip screens out of a 5 out set or set screens on the ball. Kerr does not seem to be teaching a system or pattern, but basic basketball movements.
This is how GSW play : Mix the Triangle Offense with San Antonio Spurs' 2014 Offensive style a.k.a. "The Beautiful Game"
Best offense in the league
Flow offense
Coaches and smart folk. Question. What is the warriors and Coach Kerr’s philosophy when it comes to on-ball screens in the ‘flow offense’ they run (not sets- just their motion stuff)
Is it only the 5 for their star players? Is it after a certain amount of passes? There must be rules for it as I know he prefers the ball movement style of pin downs, dho and post splits.
Anyone got a clue what those reads/rules and philosophy would be?
Their Screens and Picks is a thing of Art with beautiful movements without the ball. The ball is constantly being shared with all players on the court.
Great video. I love your free usage and breakdown using the technical language of the playbook. You're practically the only NBA youtuber who does this at all. Much less so concisely. Thanks!