Basketball, the Book - Adrian Dantley

Nash kept his dribble alive by continuing to take advantage of whatever edge he already gained up stream in the possession. Adrian dantley is another player who plays like this, and i've talked about him in thinking basketball, the book. If that one thing you are waiting for to unfold takes ten or 12 or 14 seconds, if it has one moment of truth where the defen has to make a choice, and they fail to do so, then you have to move on to something else which comes at the opportunity cost of every other play. In the kind of opposite scenario? Well, i guess the warriors, and they're just constant movement and trying to ah sort of fracture defences