Kirk Goldsberry

But here we are in 2025, and the epicenter of this movement is in Miami.

I don't know if you're following.

I sure am.

Oh, it's electric to watch.

But it's also unprecedented.

They're setting fewer screens than any team has in decades in the player tracking era by a wide margin.

They're just saying...

Let's move the ball quickly and see if we can find a driving gap and attack it before anybody's ready, set on defense.

So it is, it's fun to watch.

People are comparing it.

That's a great analogy.

Yeah, they're number one in pace.

They're setting the fewest picks in the league, and they're scoring by far more points per game, even though they're number 12 in offensive efficiency.

But it's a brand new look.

I think last year, Adebayo set 27 picks per game, Bill, if you want to drill down on a player level.

He set an eight picks a game this year.

They're just doing something completely different.

And they've gotten off to a really good start with a 12th-ranked offense without great offensive personnel.

Remember, Tyler Harrow hasn't played much at all.

Bam Adebayo's missed time.