I've been studying OKC's historic defense (102.8 rating - lowest in 5 years!) and their wing funnel system is fascinating. They've figured out how to wall off certain driving lanes that most teams haven't adjusted to yet.⁣ ⁣ The key insight: there's a huge difference between attacking the middle from the wing versus from the top. Wings allow for better funneling and help positioning.⁣ ⁣ I'm seeing a clear pattern - that seam between the elbow and low block (your typical 2-3 zone attack spot) is exactly where you DON'T want to go against OKC. Teams need to find better ways to initiate their middle attacks from the top of the key instead.⁣ ⁣ This might be the adjustment modern offenses are missing in their five-out spacing.