I'm not looking at the stats and outcome against the how perimeter defense, etc., was rated. That is consistent.
What I'm looking at is the trend, that I've consistently improved and we haven't had a close game in a long time. Looking at the box score of previous games, the Renegades players getting significant minutes are all the same players, so there have not been any significant additions on that team. The only significant roster change has been on my team. Since last season, I added a center who is now the best player on my team, all the more reason to think that I should have done even better against Renegades.
Anyway, my point wasn't to complain. Like I said before, it's not like it's such a stretch that I'd lose a road game against a team that has finished 10-12 each of the last two seasons. My point was just to give an example of a game where an unlikely (but far from impossible) outcome resulted, and to suggest that this may have influenced by a bug in the new engine. That I was playing Look Inside with some very good scorers at PF and C, and yet my guards outshot them 44-35 on FG attempts seems odd, and that even with 25 offensive rebounds (which one would think should lead to even more inside put-back shots). My team's 25 3-pt shots seems very high for a team that is supposedly looking to score on the inside. Even my team shooting 37% from the floor seems odd since I have some excellent shooters, every one of my PG, SG, and SF has a JS of at least Strong, and that includes both the 1st and 2nd players on the depth chart. Maybe it was a coincidence that happened to lose this game on the first regular season with the new engine. But maybe it wasn't.
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