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254541.16 in reply to 254541.9
Date: 1/27/2014 9:20:57 AM
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hey mate, indeed SB skill is great. I did see some confession that SB do force an ugly FG from opposite team. I think you might want to extend your observation once you advance to Top division or div2, where Defenses are Proficient and Inside scoring is Prolific.

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254541.17 in reply to 254541.11
Date: 1/27/2014 9:32:40 AM
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4 blocks average with 15 id 15 sb in argentine league 2

cant post link, caus in the market.

Also to facts to mention: there are NO 16 or higher shotblockers on transfer market, there are 5 with 15 since there are 283 with 15+ IS, so how could you expect high sb stats at higher level?



the league rating have more blue/purple than red. much more like div3. and the player never played in a serious level yet.

Champions are those who kept fighting till the end. Even if we lost, we are still the Champion. "The Queen - We Are The Champions"
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254541.20 in reply to 254541.19
Date: 1/28/2014 12:51:03 PM
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league doesn't matter but game ratings and indeed your team is fortified very well. now the question is how he perform if he is the only best Shotblockers on your team, and see if he still can average the same. shotblock is individual skill and shan't dependant on other players SB rating.

i don't have much experience with training shotblocking, but watching how GE treat my lv13 shotblocker last season, is enough to remind me the same feeling of 4-5 seasons ago (less SB occurence, no shotblock help off weakside). my conference that time didn't have much dominant inside player and that still didn't offer advantage to my center.


Champions are those who kept fighting till the end. Even if we lost, we are still the Champion. "The Queen - We Are The Champions"
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254541.21 in reply to 254541.18
Date: 1/28/2014 1:05:09 PM
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Sainun Sailom. i think he should average a consistent minimum 2.5bpg.

btw i'm sorry if my tendency has offended you. i admit i'm not proficient enough in this language and don't have highest education on English major. i always have a headache to write a lengthy posts.

Champions are those who kept fighting till the end. Even if we lost, we are still the Champion. "The Queen - We Are The Champions"
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254541.23 in reply to 254541.22
Date: 1/28/2014 1:50:14 PM
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There is Malaysian NT bigman who had 17 SB, but only avg 2bpg on a competitive league with good rating.

I do notice 3/2 on your match yield more SB. i tried 2/3 in the past but doesn't help. 3/2 seems make less sense for me based on a real life view, as this tactic mainly focused on pressing the guard. 2/3 should have more SB activity. But no matter what, thanks for the valuable feedback. I'm half glass empty but still here. So experiment will still welcome.


Champions are those who kept fighting till the end. Even if we lost, we are still the Champion. "The Queen - We Are The Champions"
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254541.25 in reply to 254541.24
Date: 1/28/2014 10:47:11 PM
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BB was built to resemble the real life basketball or at least closer. Even when your opponent plays motion (mid/long range focus), the shotblock numbers are still huge.

And when a guard goes inside my bigs are there to humiliate them.

did you actually see this happen? Most of the time i hardly notice the shotblock helper. I wonder how the GE comentator will say , whether the guard player is defended by the bigs, or still defended by it's main defender.

Champions are those who kept fighting till the end. Even if we lost, we are still the Champion. "The Queen - We Are The Champions"
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