Whatâs the system bro, break it down for me Coach
Cp3 and Booker feeding him
Boston hates trading picks so they can draft more players like the williams brothers
Danny Ainge is gone
The ovo practice jersey look nice? @Tdot @ReturnofStealth
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Cp3 and Booker feeding him
So why doesnât every center that play with them eat like that? Adams took a step back with CP3.
The ovo practice jersey look nice? @Tdot @ReturnofStealth
Yeah its fire but its a limited release so you have to probably buy off someone
The ovo practice jersey look nice? @Tdot @ReturnofStealth
I donât like wearing ovo things
Boston hates trading picks so they can draft more players like the williams brothers
you traded 5 first rounders just to get swept anyways
So why doesnât every center that play with them eat like that? Adams took a step back with CP3.
Adams been declining for years
Whatâs the system bro, break it down for me Coach
Williams has overhauled the Sunsâ scheme
The Suns finished with the NBAâs No. 28 offense and No. 29 defense last season. The year before that, Phoenix was dead last in both categories. Right now, the Suns are No. 6 in offense and No. 18 on defense. That type of improvement feels like it would require a miracle worker, but Phoenix has done it by simplifying their schemes and professionalizing all the places they were sloppy and ill-prepared before.
Williams is running what he calls the â0.5 Second Offenseâ. Essentially: every player who gets the ball has a mandate to shoot, pass, or drive from the moment they touch it. By eliminating long periods of isolation-based offense and ball watching, the Suns have overhauled their shot profile and modernized their approach.
The Suns lead the NBA in shot quality right now, per PBP Stats. Over 72 percent of their field goal attempts come at the rim or behind the three-point line. Last year, that number was 63 percent. The Suns are also leading the league in assist percentage and assist to turnover ratio by a mile a year after being No. 17 in the former and No. 28 in the latter. This is Williamsâ system at work.
Devin Booker is shooting over 50 percent from the field and 40 percent from three for the first time in his career. Adding a veteran point guard like Rubio has been massively beneficial, but this is also an instance of a star buying into a coachâs scheme and seeing results like never before. It isnât just Bookerâs whoâs benefitting from an offense based on making quick decisions. Itâs the entire roster.
Williams has overhauled the Sunsâ scheme
The Suns finished with the NBAâs No. 28 offense and No. 29 defense last season. The year before that, Phoenix was dead last in both categories. Right now, the Suns are No. 6 in offense and No. 18 on defense. That type of improvement feels like it would require a miracle worker, but Phoenix has done it by simplifying their schemes and professionalizing all the places they were sloppy and ill-prepared before.
Williams is running what he calls the â0.5 Second Offenseâ. Essentially: every player who gets the ball has a mandate to shoot, pass, or drive from the moment they touch it. By eliminating long periods of isolation-based offense and ball watching, the Suns have overhauled their shot profile and modernized their approach.
The Suns lead the NBA in shot quality right now, per PBP Stats. Over 72 percent of their field goal attempts come at the rim or behind the three-point line. Last year, that number was 63 percent. The Suns are also leading the league in assist percentage and assist to turnover ratio by a mile a year after being No. 17 in the former and No. 28 in the latter. This is Williamsâ system at work.
Devin Booker is shooting over 50 percent from the field and 40 percent from three for the first time in his career. Adding a veteran point guard like Rubio has been massively beneficial, but this is also an instance of a star buying into a coachâs scheme and seeing results like never before. It isnât just Bookerâs whoâs benefitting from an offense based on making quick decisions. Itâs the entire roster.