Fred Katz

He like actually bends over and tiptoes as if they're going to be able to hear him on his first two or three strides.

And he did that and kind of dipped out below the baseline behind Wemby and Wemby couldn't see him.

And Wemby doesn't move.

And Alvarado gets all the way to the other side of the court.

And by the time Wemby notices, they have to switch a guy onto Alvarado.

And that means Wemby has to go on to OG Ananobi who ends up getting a corner three on that possession later because of that.

And it's like just these unbelievably precise moves

these incredibly aware movements.

They were so unbelievably locked in.

There's a play that I've constantly referenced from the Philadelphia series where like they were trying to attack Embiid in pick and rolls.

And Huck Porty was in the game and Embiid was guarding him and they call up Huck Porty so that he'll set a screen for Brunson.

And Philadelphia immediately pre-switches Embiid off of Huck Porty.

And immediately Huck Porty just turns around and goes back.

And everybody on the court is calling out to everybody where to go.

But everybody's already doing their assigned thing.

And it's like, Portie never really plays.

He shouldn't be able to immediately recognize, okay, Embiid got switched off of me.

We're not running this for me.

We're running this to go against Embiid.

Let me run back.