The new engine of the Spurs backcourt! Castle uses passing passes to sort out the team s offense and establish an offensive system

Spurs backcourt hope! Castle scored 14 points, 6 rebounds, 13 assists, 2 steals and 1 block in the game against the Rockets. At first glance, the score is indeed not high, but 13 assists reflect his value. With Fox and Harper out injured, he was forced to be the only guy in that backcourt who could handle the ball and run the offense. So far this season, Castle has averaged 18.8 points, 6 rebounds and 6.6 assists per game, 2.5 more assists than last season.

Break through to the free throw line and pass the ball to Barnes who runs out without the ball.

In this round, we have to play Wenban and his pick-and-roll. When he sees Durant shrinking too much, he immediately gives it to Barnes on the outside.

Follow the same play style. It’s just that the outside receiver is not Barnes.

Semi-switching offense gives a better option.

While breaking through, he observes. As soon as he sees Shen Jing leaving Wenban, he immediately gives an alley-oop

During the breakthrough, he finds that Shepherd is following him. The sudden score to the empty Barnes

This ball was really exciting. It predicted Durant's lift and gave it to the bottom corner

Although Castle's three-pointers were not accurate enough and made a lot of mistakes, considering that he is a second-year rookie, it is not easy to be able to take the lead when the team's two ball-handlers are injured, and help the team win through his offensive organization. In other words, Castle will definitely not be the one holding the ball in the future, but there are not too many ball holders in the league today. When the complete Spurs backcourt appears, Castle can serve as the third ball-holding point to help the team sort out the offense. Why not?

The Spurs will be really strong in the future!