Around the League: Week 7 11/26-12/2

[Robot]

Does anyone agree that it might be good to get Ayton to do hand-offs closer to the 3 point line? That way he can run toward the basket with his hand up for the ball for a longer period of time. I think hes most effective 20+ feet out.

What are your thoughts? Comment and like below

-R

[gosuns]

Does anyone agree that it might be good to get Ayton to do hand-offs closer to the 3 point line? That way he can run toward the basket with his hand up for the ball for a longer period of time. I think hes most effective 20+ feet out.

What are your thoughts? Comment and like below

-R

Before i can give you my opinion on your idea i have a question, what exactly is a handoff and what purpose does it have?

[Superbone]

Does anyone agree that it might be good to get Ayton to do hand-offs closer to the 3 point line? That way he can run toward the basket with his hand up for the ball for a longer period of time. I think hes most effective 20+ feet out.

What are your thoughts? Comment and like below

-R

Before i can give you my opinion on your idea i have a question, what exactly is a handoff and what purpose does it have?

I'm pretty sure it's a joke and my joke answer would be as long as it's outside the 3 point line. Preferably 2 or 3 feet, maybe even just inside the half court line.

[gosuns]

Does anyone agree that it might be good to get Ayton to do hand-offs closer to the 3 point line? That way he can run toward the basket with his hand up for the ball for a longer period of time. I think hes most effective 20+ feet out.

What are your thoughts? Comment and like below

-R

Before i can give you my opinion on your idea i have a question, what exactly is a handoff and what purpose does it have?

I'm pretty sure it's a joke and my joke answer would be as long as it's outside the 3 point line. Preferably 2 or 3 feet, maybe even just inside the half court line.

I know it was a joke and it’s funny because of the part where Ayton runs to the basket with his Hand up and no one can really pass him the ball. I thought making idea green was to make it clear that his idea wasn’t meant to be serious. Sorry, English isn’t my first language.

My question is serious and basketball related and i would love to hear some oppinions about handoffs and there purpose in general. I just don’t get them.

[Superbone]

Does anyone agree that it might be good to get Ayton to do hand-offs closer to the 3 point line? That way he can run toward the basket with his hand up for the ball for a longer period of time. I think hes most effective 20+ feet out.

What are your thoughts? Comment and like below

-R

Before i can give you my opinion on your idea i have a question, what exactly is a handoff and what purpose does it have?

I'm pretty sure it's a joke and my joke answer would be as long as it's outside the 3 point line. Preferably 2 or 3 feet, maybe even just inside the half court line.

I know it was a joke and it’s funny because of the part where Ayton runs to the basket with his Hand up and no one can really pass him the ball. I thought making idea green was to make it clear that his idea wasn’t meant to be serious. Sorry, English isn’t my first language.

My question is serious and basketball related and i would love to hear some oppinions about handoffs and there purpose in general. I just don’t get them.

Your English is fine! It's my eyes that didn't see the green.

A dribble handoff is when you screen a teammate's defender with your backside while handing the ball off to him. He is then free to shoot the ball/create and/or the person who made the handoff can roll to the basket for a give and go. We do it often with Ayton at the FT line screening and handing off the ball.

[gosuns]

Does anyone agree that it might be good to get Ayton to do hand-offs closer to the 3 point line? That way he can run toward the basket with his hand up for the ball for a longer period of time. I think hes most effective 20+ feet out.

What are your thoughts? Comment and like below

-R

Before i can give you my opinion on your idea i have a question, what exactly is a handoff and what purpose does it have?

I'm pretty sure it's a joke and my joke answer would be as long as it's outside the 3 point line. Preferably 2 or 3 feet, maybe even just inside the half court line.

I know it was a joke and it’s funny because of the part where Ayton runs to the basket with his Hand up and no one can really pass him the ball. I thought making idea green was to make it clear that his idea wasn’t meant to be serious. Sorry, English isn’t my first language.

My question is serious and basketball related and i would love to hear some oppinions about handoffs and there purpose in general. I just don’t get them.

Your English is fine! It's my eyes that didn't see the green.

A dribble handoff is when you screen a teammate's defender with your backside while handing the ball off to him. He is then free to shoot the ball/create and/or the person who made the handoff can roll to the basket for a give and go. We do it often with Ayton at the FT line screening and handing off the ball.

We do this so much it’s way to predictable and often ends in no advantage or in a turnover. That’s what I meant „I don’t get it“ in why do we do this so much.

[Superbone]

Before i can give you my opinion on your idea i have a question, what exactly is a handoff and what purpose does it have?

I'm pretty sure it's a joke and my joke answer would be as long as it's outside the 3 point line. Preferably 2 or 3 feet, maybe even just inside the half court line.

I know it was a joke and it’s funny because of the part where Ayton runs to the basket with his Hand up and no one can really pass him the ball. I thought making idea green was to make it clear that his idea wasn’t meant to be serious. Sorry, English isn’t my first language.

My question is serious and basketball related and i would love to hear some oppinions about handoffs and there purpose in general. I just don’t get them.

Your English is fine! It's my eyes that didn't see the green.

A dribble handoff is when you screen a teammate's defender with your backside while handing the ball off to him. He is then free to shoot the ball/create and/or the person who made the handoff can roll to the basket for a give and go. We do it often with Ayton at the FT line screening and handing off the ball.

We do this so much it’s way to predictable and often ends in no advantage or in a turnover. That’s what I meant „I don’t get it“ in why do we do this so much.

Gotcha. Yes, quite ineffective.