Draymond Green explains how the Warriors' offense thrives on Steph Curry's constant off-ball movement within Steve Kerr's rule-based system. The chaos looks random but follows specific actions for each situation, keeping opponents guessing while staying controlled.
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Offensively, we have always had this organized chaos because Steph creates organized chaos. Like, Steph does a lot of damage off the ball. But it's just not like 5 guys or 4 guys running around and like, "Oh, all of a sudden he just pops open." It's chaotic and it's all over the place. But I think what Steve did when he first got here was he put rules in place. If this happen, you do this. And so when he speaks of organized chaos, it's like, it's chaotic. It's all over the place for sure. And but there is, more organization than the naked eye may see. It's all reads. Yeah, it's read and react. And then defensively, it's always been organized chaos because I'll take chances, I'll improvise. And now you got two guys that'll do that with myself and Jimmy. But the thing is, is we don't just take risky chances, you know what I'm saying? We take controlled risk chances. Organized chaos on offense is so unpredictable, you keep the defense off balance.