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259643.9 in reply to 259643.8
Date: 6/26/2014 7:07:46 AM
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Well, in this case i don´t agree with our Tactic-Yoda. To say it clear, he makes all the maths, statistics and number-things, i just look at my players, how they perform, and which effects newly added players have. My opinion: SB works not with only 1 guy, there is help-defense. In U21, we had a game where the PF made a new SB-record, but he was far away from beeing the best shot blocker in the team. Now it´s the question, what this means for your team: For me, a SF shall have at least 10 SB. With PF and C really strong at SB (15+), ur SF will benefit (and i´m interested how this´ll work with 2-3 zone, i´ll see it next season).

So if u have strong shot blockers on PF/C, i´d give him SB training, the better the best. If ur PF and C suck at shot blocking, let it be. Here the words of Yoda are totally correct :)
But as i said, i play with stomach, the other one with brain. Maybe my thoughts are totally wrong, and there just had been lots of coincidences the past season games i looked at.

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259643.10 in reply to 259643.1
Date: 6/26/2014 10:32:23 AM
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If it were me...

Since he has HOF potential...

I'd train one on one guards to improve his shooting/handling/driving to 17/16/18

Then I'd train some more OD/ID to 19/16 and maybe a little passing to 12.

I would completely ignore SB. Its not important.

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259643.11 in reply to 259643.10
Date: 6/27/2014 10:07:00 PM
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SB all day long. people make the mistake to focus on blocks per game and forget that shot blocking helps contesting shots. a few more pops in passing are also nice to have. As I like to have JR on my SF i would give it a few more pops as well.

anyway, nice player you have there.

Last edited by m0nkey at 6/27/2014 10:07:24 PM