Lowry creates the contact my driving with force through the defender. Neto is still moving on the play, just as Coffey is. There are a lot of similarities, actually. So this doesn’t look so bad, for example. Will Hardy has one of two options for everyone on the court: either attack the glass with real verve or sprint back. Transition defense isn’t that complicated. So the Clippers gaining 11.6 points per 100 possessions from their turnover game tonight is a 96th percentile performance - and obviously, enough to determine the winner of the game. The orange, grey, and blue numbers show where each performance ranks compared to the other NBA games that have happened this season. The Jazz got a lot of offensive rebounds, but when they didn’t, the Clippers were off to the races 45% of the time.
wasn’t just getting these opportunities off of Jazz steals, but off of live rebounds. They scored 1.73 points per play when they were able to get out and run. That was a big advantage for the Jazz.Īnd now let’s go to the bottom section: the Clippers killed the Jazz in transition. That led to a lot of putback opportunities, which they converted at about an average level: 1.06 points per play. That being said, the Jazz dominated the glass, getting offensive rebounds 44% of the time they missed a shot in half-court. The Jazz and Clippers both had about 0.93 points per play in halfcourt - nearly exactly even.
Okay, so let’s look at this image and break it down.
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