Pick Behind Crease Fade Away

2-Man Game Behind + Crease Fade

  • Two men behind forces defense to spread, opening space up top

  • Ball carrier uses the pick behind to free his hands

  • Crease man reads the defense and fades away from traffic into open space

  • Feeder hits the crease man in stride off the fade

  • Attack the near pipe immediately off the catch

    Why the Crease Man Fades to the Far Pipe

    • Defenders naturally follow cutters moving toward the ball — fading away beats them

    • Moving to the far pipe creates separation from the crease defender

    • A fade gives the feeder a larger, cleaner passing window

    • Catching away from traffic means more time and space to finish

    • Defenders caught ball-watching behind lose track of a man fading to the far side

    • Forces the defense to make a decision — help on the pick behind or chase the fade

    • A shot from the far pipe is a high-percentage look the goalie doesn't expect from that angle

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