There's 3 types of players in this game. Ones who play at a skill level EQUAL to their salary, ones who play at a skill level LESS then their salary suggests, and players who are MORE skilled then their salary. Players who tend to play better then the salary in which they are paid are multi-skilled players with good skills other then their primary skills. These players are easier and cheaper to acquire by training. You can also find 33+ year old players which multifaceted skill sets for fairly cheap, but while your trainee's will continue to get better throughout a season and play ABOVE their salary, are way more beneficial in the long run, as opposed to 33+ player who may play very well throughout the season, will continue to lose skills as the season continues and become less valuable.
You have to be patient with this game, and building value with your own players, along with buying some key depth here or there. You will find a very good player for your team with 1M though. I suggest if your going for an SF, maybe try to find a SG with strong-prominent inside defense, but you don't really need any other inside stats considering you run Princeton/Motion all the time, and these players can come relatively cheap. That is if you want to continue to run outside offenses.
Last edited by RA Blaze at 9/19/2012 11:01:40 PM