re: A nice breakdown of Borrego’s offensive sets

Appears to be a good hire, Borrego comes from the Pop tree, and I like that he emphasizes sets where everyone is in the action. This should in principle get BI and Zion better looks as it will be harder for opponents to hedge, double, or triple-team as action is occurring off-ball.

For sure they'll retain some sets to isolate when Zion, BI, or CJ are cooking but it won't be the staple. One thing about this team is they have multiple ball-handlers/play-makers and this type of offense should create opportunities to reduce the number of contested shots and finishes.