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Organizing game details

I should mention the weakest defender and inbound packages, while being careful not to include non-ASCII characters, since we’re not editing files. It makes sense to craft a title and structure this with bullets.

For my key points, I'll list rotation map, closing lineups, late-game offense menu, counters by coverage, process improvements, KPIs, and a game plan template. I’ll also provide lineup suggestions — like Curry, Klay, Wiggins, Draymond, and Looney. Keeping everything concise is the goal!Creating a minute map example

I want to include a minute map for Curry’s gameplay. He typically plays 34 minutes, divided as follows: in Q1 he’s on for 12 minutes, resting for 6, and back on in Q2 for 12 more. The pattern continues into Q3 and Q4, with him finishing up in the last 8 or 9 minutes.

For lineups, I’ll suggest offense-first with Curry and four spacing players, and a defense-first option with Looney or GP2 in place. This structure seems to work well!Outlining ATO packages

I’m laying out some ATO (after timeout) packages, starting with 77 Split for box or elbow entry to Draymond, and a split for Curry on the wing. Also, there’s the Angle 45 PnR double drag with a ghost.

For counters, I’ll consider responses to switches, blitzes, drops, and zones. It’s smart to preserve two timeouts at the 2-minute mark and to consider fouling to manage usage. Using two-for-ones around 36-40 seconds also seems like a solid strategy!Drafting ATO strategies

I’m considering an ATO option for Curry, with a second option as a hammer play for the weakside depending on the coverage. For end-of-game substitutions, it’s crucial to assign who takes the last shot and ensure Curry gets two touches off-ball before settling.

I need to emphasize the importance of rebounding and turnovers, using GP2 or Kuminga for boards and setting crash rules. My KPIs are targeting a clutch ORtg above 115, maintaining a TO% below 12%, and achieving a FT rate of over 22. Let’s keep this concise in a bullet list!