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you said "does not mean that he has a great passing skill, that means his passing skill is much higher than his playmates.."

then explain how come my pg who has a better skill than my center, but my center ends up to be part of the leader board for the past 2 seasons

wouldnt it show if your pg has a better defender or a slight or good defender though probably your pg is better than the defender there are instances where in he hounds your pg.

also wouldnt it be also a effect if the teammates having offensive skills more better than the defense an example is sensational inside shot to a strong inside D. or suited to the play or another is if the offensive players offense sucks more likely or so he will prompt to force shots that arent going to go in or get quality shots.

because i have gone against a pf and a center who's salary is 2x than what my big men has but if i join them together since they have the highest of inside d i can see the offensive player have a hard time scoring though they dominate but it limits then on a certain time

i dont get it ?

why are we tackling the issue of personal stats when we are talking about offensive flow

I am trying to find out if I should invest money in training or buying players with good handling and passing skills. I assume that if you are getting assists, you are getting high quality opportunities. However, assists seem to be at a premium in this game.

So does that mean offensive flow is worthless? Are my efforts better spent on training shooting or rebounding? Or is offensive flow working in a hidden way that you do not see in the stats?

Naturally, an assist is only recorder if the shooter takes the shot immediately.

I don't agree with this principle. Maybe it is the way the BBs implemented it, but that's another point. A player can take an ok pass and use it to drive to the net. Should the pass in this case not still count as an assist?

from what i think, whether your teammates get a pass before taking a shot doesnt mean your pg has a good passing skill.

another indication of a great passer is when for example you are a team that has build more on a type of offense, like some i see who cant win if they adjust their offense to another type. when it seems your in check meaning the defensive team really made a hell of a game for you in terms of lockig your team, youll find somehow a number of quality shots which are coming from positions your offense isnt usually accounted for,

an example would be a run and gun play but your checked by a right kind of defense and instead of your guards forcing shots your center or pf became the leading scorers ( dont mistake this since the offense is a outside oriented offense but cant utilize, your big men skills accounts to this but since they are a superior and im not saying superior than the defense, your big men happen to be recipient of passes since your source of offense is clog because the defensive assignment is mostly aim at the guards). or a look inside offense but your sf and sg are the scorers.