Explain One Play: Steph Curry and Andrew Wiggins use gaggle action splits to get huge 3s to win vs Kings
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Explain One Play: Steph Curry and Andrew Wiggins use gaggle action splits to get huge 3s to win vs Kings
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The Golden State Warriors used vanilla split cuts and also their gaggle action triple split cut during crunch-time of the Sacramento Kings game 2022.11.07.SAC-GSW. The result was several huge threes by Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins to power their comeback victory.
Co-starring Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Kevon Looney, Anthony Lamb, Jordan Poole, Ty Jerome and Jonathan Kuminga. Also with Domantas Sabonis, De'Aaron Fox, Trey Lyles, Terence Davis and Kevin Huerter.
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Explain One Play: Steph Curry and Andrew Wiggins use gaggle action splits to get huge 3s to win vs Kings
this is great stuff, Eric! lots of fun & insight in under 6 minutes (are shorter videos easier for you to make, because shorter; or harder, on the "short letter harder than a long one" principle?)
some things of note:
* Kuminga not knowing where to be in the action perhaps a clue to his spot in Kerr's doghouse, but he got a nice dunk once he figured it out
* can't tell how much Klay looking out of place in some of the actions is from him messing up vs others throwing off the timing; he had some nice passes out of these tho!
* Steph
also, "Gaggle" is a fun name
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10055097-warriors-two-timeline-approach-cant-be-more-important-than-stephen-currys-timeline
The front office and Kerr are going to have to walk a very, very tight line this season.