A coach breaks down the Warriors' offensive strategy, emphasizing spacing to create threats with Buddy and Moses while reacting to defensive traps and double-teams. He credits a fourth-quarter shot by Moses and Buddy's scoring, plus a +14 defensive effort, for the win.
You know, we try to keep the game simple and to the point of how they're guarding me. If, you know, they're gonna send a trap or double team or blitz a pick and roll and I get off of it. If we're spaced properly, Buddy's a guy that demands attention. You can't leave him open. And if he has a little bit of daylight, he's gotta be able to take those and knock 'em down. Moses hit a big one in the fourth, I think. So those two guys are threats on the wing, but Buddy especially, you know, that's what he's done in his whole career. So for him to have a game like, like he did, and shoot the ball the way he did, give defensive effort, plus 14, like, that's big time. But if I'm aggressive, then you get a situation where GP gets a backdoor cut because two guys go after me because I made a couple shots. Like, you got to make sure you keep them honest. [FOREIGN LANGUAGE]
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