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I don't think I agree with this. If A2 sets a screen then rolls towards the basket, he takes a very real risk of cutting off B1 trying to stay with A1. If he steps into B1's path, he must give time and distance to B1; not likely if both players are moving at contact. If he prevents B1 from maintaining his position with regard to A1 and did not give time and distance, it's a foul on the screener; regardless of whether A2 is cutting to the basket for a pass. He's still a screener.
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