Tony Snell’s arrival to Milwaukee came with a collection of caveats from Bulls fans burnt for years by his inability to develop an off-the-dribble game or find consistent minutes on teams burning out gears on the treadmill of mediocrity. The Bucks welcomed his one appreciable skill (three-point shooting), and giddily swapped it out for the manic, cover-your-eyes driving skills of Michael Carter-Williams. Snell’s improved three-point percentage and attempt rate have clearly been integral to his success this season and some of that potency comes from a play that barely even qualifies as a play: the Giannis-Snell dribble handoff.
Explain One Play: The Giannis-Snell Dribble Handoff
