Running the Same Side Out Twice

In N.B.A. Basketball by Brock Bourgase

Running the Same Side Out Twice: At the end of the game, running the same play or a similar play from the same look offers some advantages.  During the first play, Al Horford sets a pindown screen for Kyle Korver and slips the screen, receiving a pass from Josh Smith and finishing with a dunk.  Larry Drew tried to recapture lightning in a model and expose Dwight Howard – who was caught in no man’s land – by slipping another pindown for Korver, who is an excellent shooter in this sideline out of bounds play. The second time, Smith receives …