What is a play with elevator screens?
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What is a play with elevator screens?

Elevator screens in baseline plays involve two players acting as closing doors for a cutter. This tactic frees shooters for open perimeter shots or quick scoring near the basket.
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Box Baseline 2
BLOB #43: Box Baseline 2
Quick baseline play to finish in the paint, with several options or the corner
Juan Knario Deve
Play
135 0 0
Belongs to set: Baseline Inbound Play

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Puño lado
BLOB #42: Puño lado
Jugada para un saque de fondo
Juan Knario Deve
Play
69 0 0
Belongs to set: Baseline Inbound Play

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Baseline Side
BLOB #41: Baseline Side
Play for a baseline inbound
Juan Knario Deve
Play
107 0 0
Belongs to set: Baseline Inbound Play

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BOCA Baseline Inbound
BOCA Baseline Inbound
Baseline inbound.
Diego Rodriguez
Play
141 0 0
Belongs to set: UNION 2026 Playbook

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Line
Line
Baseline inbound play. 5, 4 and the shooter line up along the side of the paint, the small forwar...
ibon espinosa
Play
168 0 0

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Michigan
Michigan
Baseline inbound play
ibon espinosa
Play
155 1 0

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