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How important is for the guards to have a decent amount of PF/C's skills?

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131524.4 in reply to 131524.3
Date: 2/14/2010 1:50:50 PM
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I meant that if he's tall its easier to teach him rebounding and so he could gget some rebounds as a guard too.
I said it unclearly, sorry

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Date: 2/14/2010 2:26:46 PM
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if i remember right, bbs always declared they want to have those multiskillers. and its common sense that passing/dribbling and even od is quite usefull for the big guys.
so my point of view is: why the 'big men skills' should not be usefull for the guards? i always tried to balance my team. e.g my team is actually ranked 4th in total rebounds in my league and i have no reboundskill over 12.
i think rebound is a very usefull skill, but still i wouldnt raise it over 8 for the guards, cause it also raises the guard's salary a lot.

i dont know what impact insideshot really has. at least i dont want an atrocious there. i have good expiriences with insideshot on my guards if i play 'look inside' or 'lowpost'. my team doesnt have a great gameflow. so my guards take some shots when i play inside.

but i dont want to have a sharpshooter that stands still and lloks what the others will do if the ball doesnt go in. my players have to hustle! ;-)

if i look on my total salary compared to my leage opponents and my current standing (12-4) i guess im on the right track. but still i dont know. ;-)

cheers

Last edited by schubrakete at 2/14/2010 2:29:19 PM

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Date: 2/14/2010 2:32:03 PM
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i had an other priority list then the poster before:

Rebounding: i think the most useful skill, but also the most expensiv one

Shot blocking: Guards block more then big guys, or at least on the same level and they don't get paid for this skill - so if i would train blocking then for guards.

Inside defence: Hard to tell how much it brings, most works with OD.

Inside Shot: Nearly makes no difference in scoring output in my team, even with extrem differences.

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131524.7 in reply to 131524.5
Date: 2/14/2010 2:39:25 PM
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Thats true they want multi skilled players to avoid monsters of 400k+ salary that we find on C's. Its pretty unclear for the guards, but i guess other than rebounding guards doesnt need a lot more from big men skills.

Also talking about multi skilled players but still SG should be SG and the C must be a C. After all they are 2ndaries...

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131524.8 in reply to 131524.7
Date: 2/14/2010 2:44:07 PM
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Also talking about multi skilled players but still SG should be SG and the C must be a C. After all they are 2ndaries...


of course. bulls wouldnt have won 6 championchips with 5 scottie pippens i guess. ;-) what i meant: players on my rosters have do it all, still depending on position.

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131524.9 in reply to 131524.8
Date: 2/14/2010 2:48:12 PM
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No argument here, but those multiskilled high lvl players are rare and so expensive...especially if we are talking about SF's...

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131524.10 in reply to 131524.9
Date: 2/14/2010 2:57:42 PM
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hmm, i dont want to highjack the tread. the question was how important are 'big men' skills for the guards and i think i made my point clear. please lets not create another 'wendon-is-god-thread' ;-)

if u take in account that players - independent of position - can be born with a respectable skill, i guess in it can not be false to have at least mediocre/average secondaries. that has nothing to do with (high lvl) sf's

edit: still i would not train those secondaries in priority. i would try to buy them. and if we talk about mediocre/average it isnt that expensive.

Last edited by schubrakete at 2/14/2010 3:18:33 PM

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131524.11 in reply to 131524.10
Date: 2/14/2010 10:54:04 PM
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To PG, I demand rebound then inside shot, Jason Kidd got many rebound right?

To SG, I need inside shot then rebound, the point is his role is to score and I am playing look inside tactic.

It depends on what kind of player you need to suit your tactic.

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Date: 2/14/2010 10:58:53 PM
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To PG, I demand rebound then inside shot, Jason Kidd got many rebound right?
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It's not a problem for a PG if your C,PF,SF have a good level of rebs.Have you seen many PGs good in rebs?
For inside shot, I agree.About 6-8 would be perfect.

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Date: 2/15/2010 3:21:55 AM
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you mean that a player (e.g. SG,PG) with 14/10 JS JR should also have 6-8 IS? Or this fact is valid only if your guards (SG,PG) are your's team top scorers (e.g. at Run 'n' Gun)?

From: Azrail

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131524.14 in reply to 131524.6
Date: 2/15/2010 8:23:28 AM
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for me, the priority is a little bit different:
1. Inside def
2. Rebounding
3. Shot blocking
and the last one, Inside Shot.

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