IMO, the Thunder had the best chance of slowing down the Curry/Durant PnR. Now that they've lost him, I think the Spurs have the best chance.

Curry/Durant high PNR is like 10% of their offense at-most even in the playoffs.

The only reason Kerr has been using that play so much of late is because the Warriors defense has been ass meat for a while now. He's used it in desperation.

You're much more likely to get killed by Curry's off-ball movement and efficient use of floor space than that play.

But when it comes down to it, if Durant sets a good screen, the only way to contain it is to hug Durant and not let him roll on a screen. Basically cheat.

And obviously there can't be a delayed switch from Durant's man.

Curry typically resets instead of isolates but come playoff time he's probably taking everyone off the dribble.

I HIGHLY doubt a combo can contain that but CP3 + Luc Mbah a Moute is a decent bet. You'd have to bet on Paul guarding Durant on a switch.

Mbah a Moute is really good. Gives no space and can still contain penetration without help. Long with excellent closeouts. Not a bad combo.

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