Success in NBA crunch time transforms players legacy and makes, everyone, to reevaluate their success based on how they perform during these crunch-time situations.

 ESPN defines crunch time as less than five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter or overtime with neither NBA team in the lead by more than three baskets.  Most NBA announcers say that these periods of time are the ones that define greatness.

The NBA Crunch Time playbook features seventy plus top “Go-To” plays during the 2016 NBA Year.  This playbook will break down some of the NBA’s top plays from these coaches: Brad Stevens, Mike Budenholzer, Gregg Popovich, and Steve Kerr.  These NBA plays can be run by any team, because of their simplicity and development.

Every set play devised for a given situation in the game that depends on what the team wants to accomplish at that time.

Each set is designed for that particular situation in the game depending on what their team needs at that point. The playbook features games for open jumpers, three-pointers, bunnies, and lobs to the basket.

NBA Set Plays help the best players get the best shots late in the shot clock.  Tons of these set plays were designed for LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, and many other NBA players.

This playbook features a variety of sets to get a shot for a player at any position.  It’s how you execute the play in crunch-time that will separate your team from others.  Good coaches give their teams a chance to win in any situation. You need to take a look at this playbook because it will give you several ideas on how to tweak your offensive playbook for this season