Sentences with phrase «find open lanes»
They have never been given the opportunity to be role players, they come off screens trying to score when thy can't score... The defense knows that and clamps down even harder... with Kawhi they are just trying to find open lanes that they like... it's so different
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«Those things are finding guys in open spots, driving the lanes, making the defense collapse, and going to the glass.
The 16» free throw lane, the defensive 3 second call, the deeper 3 - point line... all these things that open up NBA play and will allow him to drive the lane and find the space that the college game denies the potentially great wing player the opportunity to show his stuff.
Wall read the third defender each time, finding Marcin Gortat rolling down the lane or Ariza wide open in the opposite corner.
Take a walk down memory lane with open government Guru Bob Freeman, as we explore the founding of the state's freedom of information law and its implementation during the last 40 years.
Two open houses earlier this week in West Nyack and in Greenburgh (Westchester) presented New York State Department of Transportation findings about a dedicated bus lane on the new bridge.
Within the hotel you'll find La Isla restaurant open 24 - hours a day, outdoor swimming pool with lap lanes, fitness centre, laundry services and indoor parking for an extra cost.
Following an epic prologue that mirrors the battlefield opening of Peter Jackson's movies, you find yourself in the bucolic idyll of Hobbiton, tiny Lego hobbits scurrying around its rabbit - warren lanes, drinking and dancing at Bilbo's birthday party.
Will you penetrate the lane and rise above the rim for a monster slam, or find an opening around the perimeter and sink the game - winning basket?
With the melting of the polar ice caps, countries around the world are finding that new shipping lanes are now opening up, and with that, areas that were previously off limits to exploration and drilling are now accessible.
In February and March, the City of Toronto and Toronto Police released two closely related sets of data: the first showed a 36 per cent increase in cyclist traffic on Bloor St following the installation of bike lanes last August; the second found that «dooring» incidents — when a driver opens their car door and strikes a cyclist — had increased 58 per cent from 2014 to 2016.