11-20-2019, 02:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-20-2019, 02:43 PM by ClutchDirk.)
(11-20-2019, 12:01 PM)SportPsychMav Wrote: "I always ask him, 'What do you want to run?'" Doncic said of his coach. "During the game, he lets me call the plays. It's good. It lets the game go and play more with pace. I think it's the best basketball to play."This is my favorite quote from the article:
Scouts consider Doncic a predictable playcaller at this point. He has two pet playcalls, both of which are staples around the NBA: the Mavs' "Push" set that is commonly known as "pistols action," giving Doncic the choice of a dribble handoff or pick-and-roll on the wing; and a high pick-and-roll.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/2811...uka-doncic
Man this article is absolutely fantastic, best article I read on the Mavs in a very long time. Thanks @"ClutchDirk"
"He's one of those rare players that has not only an amazing imagination for the game but the skill and the ability and the wherewithal to pull it off," Carlisle said.
In other words, Doncic is going to call his own number and create. When the Mavs dig deeper into Carlisle's thick playbook, those calls tend to come from the sideline.
"I think they just see it a little bit different," said a Western Conference scout who has watched the Mavs multiple times. "I think they'll get on the same page. It'll take some time. But I think Luka sees things for him more than others.
"It's not like he's trying to ball hog or anything. He just thinks, 'I can take this fool.'"
Josh Green is a top 5 Mavs player...