Nino "Da Czar" Samuels deserves a ton of credit for this, as he was instrumental in the development of the game's freelance offense. Translation: you don't have to call plays every trip to get your team to play to its strength or to put the right players in position to score.
In this year's game, the teams automatically run sets that mirror the real-life coach's philosophy. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the improved offensive and defensive logic. If LeBron James had the ball in the open floor, he was almost unstoppable, and that's the way it should be.
Missed shots quickly turned into transition opportunities. I played online against a guy who had the Cavs.
Watch as you or your opponent are penalized for bad shots and poor passing. That's the way basketball is in real life, and you really get an appreciation for that concept when you play head-to-head with another person. Bad shots rarely go in, and great shots don't always fall.
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