The Timberwolves changed their moves, and G5 won? The Timberwolves' change of move should be a two-choice choice

The Timberwolves changed their moves, and G5 won? The Timberwolves' change of move should be a two-choice choice

The Timberwolves' move change should be two options, one is to remove Daniels 2-1-2, because your core is Edwards, and his offensive target can be switched off, and Porter does not have the ability to initiate. Therefore, this alignment can make the offense heads-up unresponsible.

Whether it's in 1-2-2 or 2-1-2, the inside two-on-three is to be able to form an offensive one-on-two, and the defense can form a two-on-one, which means that Gobert's defensive value must make the opponent's attack pattern converge, so you must have a point to replace Downs to attack one of the opponent's three heights

If it's Daniels, he's not as active as Edwards, and there's no difference between the height of the two for Porter, which is why the second logic supports a 2-1-2 change of core alignment, which will cause Porter to be unable to play fast and help defense, and the opponent can't switch defenses quickly, then Gobert can stalk Jokic, and Towns can take the offense in containment mode

At this time, both Murray and Walker have pick-and-roll mode. Their back-to-back screen sharing with Gobert + Towns is able to force an inside line to destroy the rebound while forcing your weak side to be unable to defend with a heads-up on the wing. The Nuggets' three-high mode help defense can only be blocked by Pope, and if the opponent forces the spectrum against Edwards, then it is easy to pass Porter after double covering or blocking and pick-and-roll

If the opponent is in a good position, then Edwards on the weak side has a harvesting advantage; Because the spectrum will not respond to the pick-and-roll, even if the pick-and-roll switch makes the spectrum go fast, he will be delayed by Edwards' switch, so the two-guard will put a lot of pressure on the Nuggets backcourt

The 2-1-2 interior Downs can actually be swapped for Reed, which is more conducive to the guard and interior blocking to pave the way for the core wing, depending on who you dominate. Daniels needs to attack inside more when he plays (Reed/Downs/Sledgehammer)

Another way of thinking is to start directly with three highs, play the same lineup as the Nuggets, the height of the sledgehammer is not inferior to Porter, take advantage of Jokic's inability to fill in the defense, rely on the air cut counterattack to use Gobert's offense, and then switch to 2-1-2 and 1-1-3 off the bench to restrain the opponent's multi-wing lineup.