SF was interesting, as those are my usual SF players, just reversed in terms of who was starting. LCD played my regular starter 21 minutes as a sub
Without looking at your team, this finding is quite interesting. 21 minutes for a non-blowout is a lot of minutes for a back up IMO. Maybe there is a gulf between the two SF's abilities?
It is certainly more minutes than SFDC would use, but still not favoring the better player overall. I kind of expected LCD to play the better player more minutes regardless of who was the starter. Stamina may be a factor, but I don't think so. Here are the details in: minutes played (starter vs sub), % variance in ability for the starter vs sub at that position, and ST for both players (starter vs sub).
SF: 27-21, -15%, 3-5
SG: 25-23, -40%, 7-5
PF: 34-14, -27%, 4-3
C: 37-11, +16%. 5-3 (My backup PG is actually a better C than my starting PG)
PG: invalid due to foul out.
As you can see, the SG position had the most minutes for the sub along with the biggest talent gap at that position, which makes sense, and the C position followed the inverse rule. PF is a bit of a quandary, as the starter was 27% worse at PF than the sub, but the sub still only played 14 minutes, while the SF starter was 15% worse than the sub, but the sub played 21 minutes.
Note: The ability ratings are based upon a formula I found in the help forums a while back for each position.
Last edited by Iguanadon Joe at 8/1/2015 11:11:16 AM