Rockets' Old-School Rebounding Fuels League-Leading Offense
#348: Floor-raising coaches & new offensive trends
Resources
Books
- "The Basketball Dictionary" - Mentioned as a resource for understanding basketball terminology.
Videos & Documentaries
- FIBA YouTube channel - Mentioned as a source for coaching seminars and philosophies.
Research & Studies
- Study on offensive rebounding percentages over the last 30 years - Used to highlight the Houston Rockets' high offensive rebounding percentage.
Tools & Software
- Basketball Reference - Used as a source for player statistics, specifically for Tari Eason's corner three-point shooting.
Articles & Papers
- Articles and insights on Steven Adams' strength and training - Speculated as a potential area for explanation of his physical prowess.
People Mentioned
- Victor Wembanyama - His "Wemby Watch" and defensive stats were discussed.
- Dechembe Mutombo - Mentioned for his consecutive games streak with at least one block.
- Mark Eaton - Mentioned for his consecutive games streak with at least two blocks.
- Hakeem Olajuwon - Mentioned in the context of consecutive games streaks with blocks.
- Patrick Ewing - Mentioned in the context of consecutive games streaks with blocks.
- Manute Bol - Mentioned for his consecutive games streak with at least two blocks.
- Alperen Şengün - His three-point shooting and offensive play were discussed.
- Kevin Durant - His three-point shooting and offensive role were discussed.
- Amen Thompson - His three-point shooting, passing, and offensive rebounding were discussed.
- Tari Eason - His three-point shooting, particularly from the corners, was highlighted.
- Jalen Green - His three-point shooting was discussed.
- Reed Sheppard - Mentioned as a good shooter, with a potential apology due.
- Josh Okogie - His defensive play and offensive rebounding were discussed.
- Drew Holiday - Mentioned in the context of his three-point shooting and its effect.
- Steven Adams - His offensive rebounding prowess, strength, and physical presence were discussed.
- Kawhi Leonard - Mentioned as "The Terminator" and in comparison to Steven Adams' strength.
- Tracy McGrady - Mentioned as a player Doc Rivers coached.
- Paul Pierce - Mentioned as a player Doc Rivers coached in Boston.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - Mentioned as a player Doc Rivers coached on the Clippers.
- Giannis Antetokounmpo - Discussed in relation to the Milwaukee Bucks' offense and his paint attacks.
- Brook Lopez - Mentioned as a player on the Bucks who shoots well from three.
- Khris Middleton - Mentioned in the context of his performance in recent seasons.
- AJ Green - His shooting ability and fit with Giannis were discussed.
- Gary Trent Jr. - Mentioned as a player who can hold his own defensively and shoots well.
- Kyle Kuzma - Mentioned in comparison to AJ Green's scoring ability.
- Jason Tatum - Mentioned as a player on a Celtics team with high-end talent.
- Jaylen Brown - Mentioned as a player on a Celtics team with high-end talent.
- Kyrie Irving - Mentioned as a player on a Celtics team with high-end talent.
- Kemba Walker - Mentioned as a player on a Celtics team with high-end talent.
- Al Horford - Mentioned as a player on a Celtics team with high-end talent.
- Gordon Hayward - Mentioned as a player who could have played with the Celtics.
- Roy Hibbert - Mentioned in the context of the NBA's center landscape during the Heatles era.
- David West - Mentioned in the context of the NBA's power forward landscape during the Heatles era.
- Joakim Noah - Mentioned in the context of the NBA's center landscape during the Heatles era.
- Carlos Boozer - Mentioned in the context of the NBA's power forward landscape during the Heatles era.
- Tiago Splitter - Mentioned as a player on the Spurs and in the context of the Heatles era.
- Tim Duncan - Mentioned in the context of the Spurs' dominant trio.
- Luka Doncic - Mentioned as an example of a superstar offensive player.
- LeBron James - Mentioned as an example of a superstar offensive player.
- Austin Reaves - Mentioned as a player who might not fit the Heat's offensive system.
- Marco Belinelli - Mentioned as a player on the Spurs' exceptional offensive team.
- Patty Mills - Mentioned as a player on the Spurs' exceptional offensive team.
- Boris Diaw - Mentioned as a player on the Spurs' exceptional offensive team.
- Manu Ginobili - Mentioned as a player on the Spurs' exceptional offensive team.
- Danny Green - Mentioned as a player on the Spurs' exceptional offensive team.
- Kevin Huerter - Discussed as an underrated attacker and creator for the Bulls.
- Vucevic - Mentioned as a player for the Bulls who can receive passes at the nail or top of the perimeter.
- Ayo Dosunmu - Described as a "snake" when driving to the basket for the Bulls.
- Trae Young - Mentioned as a classic on-ball pick and roll player.
- Paja - Mentioned as a player in the same category as Klay Thompson and Reggie Miller.
- Shaedon Sharpe - Mentioned in the context of exciting dunks.
- Derrick Jones Jr. - Mentioned in the context of exciting dunks.
- Tyrese Maxey - Highlighted as a player embodying the league's offensive trends.
- Darius Garland - Mentioned as a player to watch for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
- Jaden McDaniels - Mentioned as part of the Minnesota Timberwolves roster.
- Julius Randle - Mentioned as part of the Minnesota Timberwolves roster.
- Rudy Gobert - Mentioned as part of the Minnesota Timberwolves roster.
- Dante DiVincenzo - Mentioned as part of the Minnesota Timberwolves roster.
Organizations & Institutions
- NBA - The league's offensive trends and team performances were discussed.
- Houston Rockets - Their offensive performance and shooting were analyzed.
- Miami Heat - Their offensive system and player fit were discussed.
- Milwaukee Bucks - Their team performance and coaching were analyzed.
- New York Knicks - Mentioned in the context of Patrick Ewing's streak.
- Boston Celtics - Mentioned in the context of Drew Holiday's effect and their team's talent.
- Chicago Bulls - Their offensive construction and player skills were discussed.
- Memphis Grizzlies - Mentioned in the context of player dissatisfaction with offensive schemes.
- Portland Trail Blazers - Their offensive approach and player skills were discussed.
- Oklahoma City Thunder (OKC) - Mentioned as a team with a different offensive structure.
- Denver Nuggets - Mentioned as a team with a fantastic offense and different structure.
- Minnesota Timberwolves - Their offensive performance and shooting were discussed.
- Cleveland Cavaliers - Mentioned in the context of Darius Garland's return.
- Philadelphia 76ers - Mentioned in relation to Tyrese Maxey's offensive play.
Courses & Educational Resources
- Tex Winter's coaching seminars - Mentioned as the origin of the triangle offense.
Websites & Online Resources
- patreon.com/thinkingbasketball - The podcast's Patreon page, mentioned for exclusive content.
Other Resources
- Wemby Watch - A tracking initiative for Victor Wembanyama's statistical possibilities.
- "Floor-raising" vs. "Ceiling-raising" coaches - A concept used to categorize coaching effectiveness.
- "Scalability" in coaching - A concept discussed in relation to coach effectiveness with different talent levels.
- "Heatles" era - The period when LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh played together for the Miami Heat.
- "Old dog new tricks" offense - A description of the Clippers' potentially outdated offensive approach.
- "Weave" drill - A warm-up drill discussed in high school basketball.
- "Triangle offense" - Mentioned as a system developed by Tex Winter.
- "Triple post offense" - A characteristic of the triangle offense.
- "The Triangle" - A reference to Phil Jackson's coaching success with the triangle offense.
- "Shaq episode" - A previous episode discussing Shaquille O'Neal.
- "Summer series" - A previous series of podcast episodes.
- "The Heatles" - A nickname for the Miami Heat's Big Three era.