The team that wins by missing (!) shots

The team that wins by missing (!) shots



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Offensive rebounding has declined for years during the pace-and-space revolution, but the Rockets Steven Adams is currently turning that idea on its head. This detailed film breakdown & scouting report explores this unique one-man offense, why it works, and how its surprisingly powerful, even in today’s game.

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  1. It is fitting that a video about Steven Adams opens with an intentionally missed free throw when not too long ago it was Adams himself who had one of the best intentional misses at the free throw line followed by a pass to Russell Westbrook for an open triple back when they played in OKC Thunder.

  2. I still can't believe Huston is second in the west what in the world, I mean they are playing great but come on I didn't expect them to make the playoffs.

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