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die you train them, mostly in Jumpshot?

The i got must Jump Shot players usually gets SF ;) It's no problem because they are even better SG, but if you like to have it stand at your player, you had to train outside defense and jump range too.

what stats I should focus on, because focusing on all the ones that are listed in the newbie thread is too expensive.

I'd focus on jump shot primarily, then outside and inside defense, and then rebounding.
That is what I do to select my SFs.

Jump Range helps a lot too if you play a lot of Outside Shooting tactics. My SF is one of my best 3 point shooters on my team

SF need a good mix of inside and outside skills, but its not like he can get by with mediocre everywhere. In addition, the classification system used by BB might not work as well for for SF.

A forward has to start off with good inside skills, and add a JS. But if a forward has a good IS, he gets classified as a PF. So basically if you have a SF who can also hit from inside, BB says he is too good inside the paint to be a SF.

But if he has a good JS, and less IS, he might have some JR and OD and he gets called a SG. Again BB says he is too good a shooter to be a SF. But its not like being a good shot is such a bad thing.

So I'd look for someone with both good OD and ID, and perhaps is a SG or PF. I doubt that the GE would penalize a SF for having a good IS, perhaps just not utilize it as much; and similarly I don't think there would be a penalty for having a good outside shot. What is the worst than can happen, he takes some 3's and hits them?