Barolt wrote:
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And secondly, the threat of him being in motion isn't 100% for him to score. It forces the D to stay close to him to create more space for the other players (which is what the author was getting at). When Lowry was on Zach Lowe's podcast he asked him about a specific play where Kyle cut hard across two screens and Butler leaned towards the passing lane and gave DD an opening for a drive (if my memory is correct). It's pretty much what the article states DD can do on offense.
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