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The 23 pages that link to Pick and roll, each with the reason it gives.

• LeBron JamesRelated: James uses screens to force defensive choices, then scores or passes to the open option.

• Boston CelticsRelated: Boston uses this action to create drives, mismatches, and open shots.

• Center (basketball)Related: Centers commonly screen and roll toward the rim for passes and finishes.

• Point guardRelated: Point guards often initiate it, reading whether to pass, shoot, or attack.

• Basketball passingRelated: The action often creates a passing choice to the rolling screener or another open teammate.

• Gregg PopovichRelated: Popovich’s Spurs repeatedly used this action to exploit defenses with Duncan, Parker, and their teammates.

• Post-upCompared with: It is a common alternative for creating close-range offense without a stationary post-up.

• Tim DuncanRelated: Duncan’s screening and decisions as a roller complemented San Antonio’s guards.

• Power forwardRelated: Power forwards often set the screen, then roll toward the basket to receive a pass.

• Sue BirdRelated: Bird used the action to create shots for herself and Seattle's post players.

• 2006 NBA FinalsRelated: Miami’s ball screens helped create driving lanes and defensive mismatches.

• Isiah ThomasRelated: As Detroit's ball handler, Thomas could exploit the defense's response to a screen.

• 2005 NBA FinalsRelated: Screen actions created openings against the series’ disciplined half-court defenses.

• Dirk NowitzkiRelated: Nowitzki’s shooting range forced defenses to account for him as a pick-and-roll screener.

• John StocktonRelated: Stockton and Malone repeatedly used this action to create scoring chances.

• Moses MaloneRelated: Malone’s screening and roll to the rim gave guards a direct route to his finishing.

• Giannis AntetokounmpoRelated: As a screener and roller, he creates mismatches and finishes near the basket.

• Hakeem OlajuwonCompared with: The pick-and-roll contrasts with the isolation post game central to Olajuwon’s scoring.

• Manu GinóbiliRelated: Ginóbili used reads from screens to create shots for himself and teammates.

• Nikola JokićRelated: Jokić’s decisions as screener and ball handler make Denver’s two-player actions difficult to defend.

• Steve NashRelated: Nash repeatedly used this action to force defenses into choices he could exploit.

• Victor WembanyamaRelated: Wembanyama can threaten as both the screener rolling to the rim and a shooter stepping outside.

• Jalen BrunsonRelated: Brunson uses the action to force defensive switches and reach scoring areas.