Matthew Billington This is an interesting idea! Thanks for watching!

Brian Yang Thank you!

Just my thought, the average complexity of actions in the NBA have increased exponentially since the 80s, defensive side of the ball too.

CoachKyle What are some offensive evolutions you've noticed? (If that's too vague, how about the evolution of the pick and roll)

One word, three-pointers. (Could be 2 words?) Most advances in NBA has been developed around the increased use of three pointers. Were there off-ball screens, pick & roll passes to the third man, high pick & roll above the three point line , transition 3sbefore the 3s had been heavily utilised? Surely they were, however they were not as deadly and used frequently as today. The reason was that when three pointers were introduced to the league, they were not accurate and effective enough to convince the coaches to use them often. Now with years of younger players developing their three point shooting at an early age, and both shooters (Ray Allen, Curry, JJ Redick) and teams (Cavs, Warriors, Spurs) showing successes, more coaches and teams are willing to utilise is as an offensive weapon.

Most of these plays have some sort of moving screen. Have you seen the last one with DeAndre Jordan? 7:14 LOL

if the refs don't call it, why should the players refuse to set moving screens?

2017 and people think the warriors the only ones to set illegal screens lmao

should be called

Mathew Davidov because the Warriors do it differently and so obvious. They are even holding other player's arms or jersey.