Mike D'Antoni explains the origins of "small ball" | Enhanced podcast

In this segment from the Thinking Basketball podcast, Mike D'Antoni explains the origins of Phoenix's Seven Seconds or Less offense that revolutionized the league, the idea of multiple "point guards" on the court, and the tradeoff of playing Amar'e Stoudemire at the center in Steve Nash's 2005 MVP season.

Full video episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lgQfav761g&list=PLNZ1orB7ZoKbyijW61KSL5rqudrFj5aLx&index=2
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