[I'm ignorant] Educate me on Silas' offensive system

I remember this back in the Nash Laker days .

 

Sengun will have his playmaking severely limited with Wall.

Same issue as to why he does not complement KPJ.

Wall is extremely ball dominant.

 

I think you were thinking the same thing as me, what kind of Training camp did we have? What offensive are we running please someone tell me..

 

the greatest testament to how awful is silas system is people calling for john wall to get back....lolololol

 

silas training camp vs games

 

This was nice to see, from Voulgaris - Silas designed one of the best offenses in NBA history

 

just demote him to an assistant and hire a real coach

 

@steddinotayto and cf trying to understand the Silas system:

 

In the meantime, Silas and his staff:

 

Sengun needs to work on his passing, too many passes getting intercepted

 

I couldn’t tell you what his system is. There’s nothing obvious about whatever it is.

 

does he even clap doe?

 

Idk possessions break down pretty consistently into iso ball, which screams 'systemless' (or, just as well: young players who have no idea how to play basketball) to me

 

I thinks it's shaping up to be 5 out positionless players always looking to cut and swing the ball with very little plays, I like it alot, it makes us unpredictable and develops our players to more than role players. Sometimes the ball gets sticky with KPJ

 

this sounds wonderfull.... if only they would actually did cuts and ball swinging

 

Inefficient ISO ball is the worst.

Harden was the most efficient ISO player in history of NBA.

 

I believe this is what Silas talked about when he was first hired.

But talk and execution are not the same.

Silas is playing much more ISO and less PnR which leads to challenging and inefficient possessions.

 

Players love Kobe’s and H****n’s styled of play but fail to realize the difficulty of playing well with those styles for extended periods.