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Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls Triangle Offense June 9, 2010 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls Triangle Offense June 9, 2010 Table of Contents Flash Action (12 Plays) 3 Short Action (8 Plays) 16 Post Action (6 Plays) 25 Weakside Action (3 Plays) 32 Center Opposite Action (2 Plays) 36 Open Spread Set Series (9 Plays) 39 Fist Series (6 Plays) 49 1 series (2 Plays) 56 2 Series (7 Plays) 59 3 Series (2 Plays) 67 4 series (6 Plays) 70 5 Series (12 Plays) 77 Blob Plays (7 Plays) 90 Powered by FastDraw Page 1 Slob Plays (11 Plays) 98 Late Clock Plays (7 Plays) 110 Powered by FastDraw Page 2 Flash Action Table of Contents Triangle Basic Set 4 Corner 5 Corner Option 6 Flash 7 Flash Option 1 8 Flash Option 2 9 Flash Option 3 10 Flash Option 4 11 Flash Option 5 12 Flash Option 6 13 Flash Option 7 14 Flash Ballscreens 15 Powered by FastDraw Page 3 Flash Action Triangle Basic Set Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 This is the basic set of the Triangle offense. All 5 spots are filled and interchangeable. Powered by FastDraw Page 4 Flash Action Corner (1 of 2) Corner (2 of 2) Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 1 3 4 5 5 4 1 2 2 1 passes to 3 and cuts to the left corner. 4 5 sets a ballscreen for 3 and rolls to the slides up to the middle of the free throw line. basket. 3 comes hard off the ballscreen to the basket. Powered by FastDraw Page 5 Flash Action Corner Option Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 Option: 1 passes to 3 and sets a cross screen for 2. 2 comes off the screen to the right wing. 3 passes to 2 for a open shot. 1 sets a downscreen on 4. 4 curls up to the left elbow. If 2 isn't open then 2 will pass to 4 for the shot. Powered by FastDraw Page 6 Flash Action Flash Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 4 will flash to the middle of the free throw line or the left elbow for a quick shot or drive. It is when the weakside offensive player comes to the ball. Powered by FastDraw Page 7 Flash Action Flash Option 1 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 Flash Option 1: 4 flashes to the middle of the free throw lane. 1 passes to 4. 2 does a backcut to the basket. Powered by FastDraw Page 8 Flash Action Flash Option 2 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 4 flashed to the high post. 1 passes to 4. 2 cuts to the corner. 1 comes to 4 for a dribble hand-off to the basket. 3 v-cuts to the right wing. Powered by FastDraw Page 9 Flash Action Flash Option 3 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 4 flashes to the high post. 1 passes to 4. 2 cuts off 4 to the basket. 3 and 5 set downscreens for 2. 1 cuts to the top of the key. 4 can pass to 2 or 1. Powered by FastDraw Page 10 Flash Action Flash Option 4 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 4 flashes to the high post. 1 passes to 4. 1 and 2 doe a split. 1 cuts off 4 to the left elbow. 2 cuts off 4 to the right elbow. 4 can hit either players Powered by FastDraw Page 11 Flash Action Flash Option 5 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 4 flashes to the high post. 1 passes to 4. 2 cuts off 4 to the right short corner. 3 cuts to the left corner. 5 slides up to the right elbow. 4 takes his man to the basket. This is an isolation play for the 4 man. Remember you can put these players anywhere. They are interchangeable. Powered by FastDraw Page 12 Flash Action Flash Option 6 (1 of 2) Flash Option 6 (2 of 2) Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 3 4 5 5 1 4 1 2 2 4 flashes to the high post. 1 passes to 4 and 2 cuts to the basket. 3, 4, and 5 set cuts to the left wing. 4 passes the ball back downscreens for 2. 2 curls the to 1 on the left wing. downscreens. 1 passes to 2 for the shot. Powered by FastDraw Page 13 Flash Action Flash Option 7 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 4 flashes to the high post. 1 passes to 4 and sets a downscreen for 3. 2 cuts off 4 to the left low block and then out to the left corner. 3 comes off the downscreen to 4 for the dribble hand-off. 3 comes hard to basket. Powered by FastDraw Page 14 Flash Action Flash Ballscreens Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 If 4 is denied the ball on the flash. 4 will ballscreen whoever has the ball and then roll to the basket. Powered by FastDraw Page 15 Short Action Table of Contents Short 17 Option 1 17 Short 17 option 2 18 Short 17 Option 3 19 Short 17 Option 4 20 Short 17 Option 5 21 Short 17 Option 6 22 Short 17 Option 7 23 Short 17 Option 8 24 Powered by FastDraw Page 16 Short Action Short 17 Option 1 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 4 5 3 1 2 4 flashes to the high post. 1 passes to 2. 2 passes to 4 and cuts off 4 for the dribble hand-off. 2 takes to the ball to the basket. Powered by FastDraw Page 17 Short Action Short 17 option 2 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 5 2 4 1 Short 17 Hand-off into the side pick and roll. 1 cuts to 5 for the off-side block. 3 cuts to the right wing. Powered by FastDraw Page 18 Short Action Short 17 Option 3 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 2 1 2 passes to1 and cuts to the right low block. 1 passes to 4 and cuts to the left wing. 3 cuts up to the right wing. 4 takes the isolation to the basket. Powered by FastDraw Page 19 Short Action Short 17 Option 4 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 5 3 4 1 2 1 passes to 2. 2 passes to 4. 1 and 5 set a downscreen for 3. 3 curls the downscreen. 1 slips the downscreen to the basket. 2 cuts to the left wing after 1 passes to 4. 4 can pass to 1 or 3. Powered by FastDraw Page 20 Short Action Short 17 Option 5 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 5 4 1 2 1 passes to 2. 2 passes to 4. 5 and 4 set a downscreen for 3. 2 cuts to the left corner. 3 curls the downscreens to 4 for a dribble hand-off pass. 4 rolls to the basket after the hand-off. 3 attacks the basket hard. Powered by FastDraw Page 21 Short Action Short 17 Option 6 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 5 3 4 1 2 1passes to 2. 2 passes to 4. 1, 2, and 5 set a triple staggered downscreen for 3. 3 curls to the elbow. 4 passes to 3 for the isolation and rolls to the basket. Powered by FastDraw Page 22 Short Action Short 17 Option 7 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 5 4 1 2 After 1 passes to 2. 2 passes to 4. 1 and 3 set staggered backscreens for 2. 2 flares to the right wing. 5 slides up to the right elbow. 4 can take it to the basket or pass out to 2 on the wing for the shot. Powered by FastDraw Page 23 Short Action Short 17 Option 8 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 5 3 4 1 2 1 passes to 2. 2 passes to 4. 2 cuts off 4 for a dribble-handoff and dribbles to the left wing. 5 sets a downscreen for 3. 1 acts like he is setting a downscreen and cuts to the basket. 1 does a spin pivot for a lob / post-up. 2 passes to 1. Powered by FastDraw Page 24 Post Action Table of Contents Post Option 1 26 Post Option 2 27 Post Option 3 28 Post Option 4 29 Post Option 5 30 Post Option 6 31 Powered by FastDraw Page 25 Post Action Post Option 1 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 1 passes to 5. 3 will backcut to the basket. 5 passes to 3. Powered by FastDraw Page 26 Post Action Post Option 2 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 1 passes to 5. 3 will cross screen on 4. 4 comes underneath to the basket. 1 sets a flare screen for 2. 2 pops out to the right wing. 5 can pass to 2 or 4. 5 could also pass out to 3 on the left wing. Powered by FastDraw Page 27 Post Action Post Option 3 Los Angeles Lakers / Chicago Bulls 3 4 5 1 2 1 passes to 5. 3 will backcut to the left corner. 1 will cut and reverse back to the right corner. 5 can pass back to 1.
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