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Wednesday’s impressive Warriors performance against the Clippers was fueled by their defense, but let’s stop and marvel at this passing sequence for a moment.
In eight seconds, the Warriors threw five passes without dribbling once. Those five passes:
- A lead pass from Klay Thompson to Zaza Pachulia going towards the basket.
- A bounce pass from Pachulia back to Thompson cutting from the elbow to the paint.
- An immediate drop-off pass from Thompson to Draymond Green. Normally, this results in a dunk. Not with the Warriors.
- A wrap-around bounce pass from Green -- around both Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan — back to Pachulia.
- An instantaneous touch pass from Pachulia to Kevin Durant for a wide-open three.
The Warriors may have just broken basketball. Coaches will be showing this sequence to their teams for the next generation. This is teamwork.
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