Team Defense

How Offenses Re-Hunt After Defensive Adjustments

After a defense adjusts to eliminate one mismatch, the offense re-hunts by creating a secondary mismatch.

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What is How Offenses Re-Hunt After Defensive Adjustments?

After a defense adjusts to eliminate one mismatch, the offense re-hunts by creating a secondary mismatch.

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After a defense adjusts to eliminate one mismatch, the offense re-hunts by creating a secondary mismatch.

Example: The defense switches all screens to prevent a Slasher-vs.-Anchor-Big mismatch.
Now, a Primary Ball Handler is matched against an Off-Screen Shooter (who was forced to switch).
The Primary Ball Handler wants a different matchup, so the offense runs a pick-and-roll: the Primary Ball Handler attacks using a screen from the Slasher.
The Slasher rolls, and the Off-Screen Shooter (still forced to switch) must now defend the Slasher at the rim.
Slasher-vs.-Off-Screen-Shooter (at the rim) is a new mismatch.

English	How Offenses Re-Hunt After Defensive Adjustments
Simplified Chinese	防守调整后进攻如何重新寻找错位
Traditional Chinese	防守調整後進攻如何重新追擊