twslam07
All-Star
Bagley shouldn’t be posting up until he can use both hands. It’s incredibly easy to defend. Even with his athleticism. He really should only be posting up if he has a mouse in the house.
He should be 1) primarily facing up where he can take his man off the dribble or rise up and shoot a jump shot or 2) as a roll man in the pick and roll.
He’ll also get buckets by running in transition, putbacks, and spot ups but in half court sets, he should be either facing up or play the roll man.
Having said all of that, summer league is often used for players to work on their weaknesses. We saw this with Cauley-Stein when the coach was essentially making him the focal point of the offense.
Lastly, Bagley has had 1 practice. There’s no way he fully knows the offensive sets yet. Considering that, the post up is one of the most simple offensive sets (which is a reason why it’s so inefficient these days) which may be why we’re seeing them go to it so often in these summer league games.
He should be 1) primarily facing up where he can take his man off the dribble or rise up and shoot a jump shot or 2) as a roll man in the pick and roll.
He’ll also get buckets by running in transition, putbacks, and spot ups but in half court sets, he should be either facing up or play the roll man.
Having said all of that, summer league is often used for players to work on their weaknesses. We saw this with Cauley-Stein when the coach was essentially making him the focal point of the offense.
Lastly, Bagley has had 1 practice. There’s no way he fully knows the offensive sets yet. Considering that, the post up is one of the most simple offensive sets (which is a reason why it’s so inefficient these days) which may be why we’re seeing them go to it so often in these summer league games.