If you’ve been watching the Golden State Warriors for almost the entirety of Steve Kerr’s tenure as head coach, you’d probably know how much he loves running their tried-and-tested low-post split action.
Kerr spams split action as if it was a 2K money play — and most of the time, it is indeed a money play. It’s perfectly built for a roster with the kind of movement shooters and screeners to maximize its effectiveness.
The sight of Steph Curry or Klay Thompson running around a split screen and getting free for a three — with Draymond Green typically being the low-post passer — never really gets old.