The Triangle Offense is a basketball strategy designed to create spacing and opportunities for players to score. It involves forming a triangle shape on one side of the court, typically with three offensive players. This setup allows for quick ball movement, effective passing, and options for driving to the basket or taking open shots. The system emphasizes teamwork and player movement, making it difficult for defenders to predict the next play. Developed by coach Sam Barry and popularized by Phil Jackson during his time with the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers, the Triangle Offense has been used by many successful teams. It encourages players like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant to utilize their skills while maintaining a cohesive team dynamic.