DeMarre Carroll was integral in Brooklyn’s upset win over Denver. He was everywhere on both ends of the floor. Here’s a breakdown of his performance.
Finds himself in the left corner at first before cutting to the opposite side as the offense moves, which allows him to get off the open three pic.twitter.com/02biyV5DB9
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DeMarre's drive draws the second defender, giving him the opportunity to kick it back to Napier for the open three pic.twitter.com/FzuH3W9yoG
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Carroll gets credited for the block and leads the break before kicking to D'Lo for a rare dunk pic.twitter.com/otT0NtLdGb
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Makes the DHO to Crabbe and follows up with the screen to give him extra space to get off an open three pic.twitter.com/aHYGwVvzOX
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Forces the steal and then draws the foul in the open court pic.twitter.com/iCXOy6l3ak
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Makes the perfectly timed pass to Allen for the running dunk pic.twitter.com/32LN8O2rKK
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Any pass to Joey Buckets on the perimeter is a good pass pic.twitter.com/fpaw4SF2Ek
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Forces the turnover down low with another steal then runs hard in transition, filling the lane then running out to create the space for Allen in the paint for the dunk pic.twitter.com/OKAcH4X15a
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Russell kicks it out to him for the wayyyyyyy open three pic.twitter.com/qcVPGqT51v
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