NoDopeOnSundays wrote:HEZI wrote:Boston gave up 120 to this very same team just a few nights ago. They let them shoot 20-39 from 3. We gave up 18-36 to them from three. Difference is Boston scored 130 and we scored 111. Boston is also getting torched by Memphis as we speak.
But yes sure it’s Thibs and scheme lmao. If we shoot better and make some free throws, we win even without KAT and our poor defenders.
Tom's defense is built to protect the paint and you get three point shots as a result of it, since he's been here we have done this.
Opponent 3 point attempts
This season - 21st
2023-2024 - 12th
2022-2023 - 27th
2021-2022 - 24th
2020-2021 - 21st
2019-2020 - 21st
In a league going more towards the 3 ball and there being so much variance with the shot the last thing you should want is a basketball mind that thinks protecting the paint is more important than giving up threes. His schemes suck at limiting threes, and I would have thought people would start waking up to that by now. How many more times are we going to have a team blitzkrieg us from three? It's why the Pacers gave us so much trouble last season.
We overhelp and guys sink down to stop the drive on virtually every possession, it's literally 1 screen and a three half the time and it's a wide open three.
But every team is giving up 3s in today’s NBA because every team shoots a high volume of 3s and when you try to shut that down, teams that have the versatility and attacking guards and wings like Detroit and Memphis does, will just punish you inside. That’s why you see Boston shooting 60 3s a game now because they just want to out shoot you, not even trying to defend you in the half court. The way teams are spreading the court, there is no team defense anymore. It’s up to individual defenders to have the ability and awareness and IQ to know how to defend in space because they all have to nowadays and it’s a lot of space to cover so you will have to give up something. Just have to rely on the IQ and ability of your individuals to know how to react to the offense and step up when they need to


























