What former players get completely WRONG about today's NBA

A video on YouTube. In Sports, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

This video analyzes how NBA spacing and offense have evolved across three different eras, comparing game tape from the 1993 Finals, a 2009 showdown between the Lakers and Cavaliers, and modern games.

From the video

Answers: How has NBA spacing, offense, and shooting changed over the decades?

NBA offense evolution
basketball spacing
pick and roll strategy
post up play
three point shooting trends

What it concludes

Mid-range attempts between 10 and 20 feet have been cut in half since 1997, while 15% of shots have moved behind the 3-point line.
Overall field goal percentages have remained remarkably consistent at 47% in 1993, 46% in 2009, and 47% today.
Modern NBA offenses feature unprecedented complexity, spacing, and quick decision-making across all 10 players on the floor.

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