If had the players i would play look inside like this: 2 point guards as PG and SG AND their passing/handling skills higher than jump shoot. At least this makes all the sense. In real basket, a player which better skill is jump shot will try to hit the basket more often than to find a team mate for a clear shoot. And the inverse also applies. I think this is the reason why you see your guards shooting more than your inside men in as inside tactic.
teams have chosen to create players who can defend the paint but who are hopeless outside of it (i.e., a typical top division center might be around tremendous ID but pitiful PD). If the other team insists upon playing two such players defensively, then a team with 5 jump shooters will have a major advantage, because the defense can't cover them all
I like this example... I found it in the help forum discussion: (17853603).Flow about the same, strength of the inside attack is better than the strength of the outside attack, yet the inside offense gets shut down.
Hi everyone!Just a little réflexion about the different attack's tactics!At the begining of season11, we look in french ( also in the world), that the run&gun or motion are favour!Just a example ( same enthousiasm for the 2 team).. but there are a lot of example in your league(17982923)(17600270) in a PLMaybe the "Offensive Flow" is a possibility so...What is your position? Thanks
Nash is arguably the best shooter in NBA and somebody can make a case that he is the best ever. (tell me how many players do u know who shoots 50-40-90)? Still he avs 9+ assists for so many years.