The height of a player only affects training. His 6'2" height means his outside skills will be easier to improve and he will be best suited for a PG or SG. If you want him as SG you don't need to worry about driving, passing, or handling but they will help him overall. If I were you I would do some Pressure/Jump Range training to raise his Outside Defense and outside shooting. Defense is a vital skill for every player so I try to keep it as one of the top 3 highest skills for a player.
In the matchup ratings you see in game overview, the outside defense is heavily weighed on the PG and medium weight on the SG, and some weight on SF (more on SF in 3-2 zone).
And on a major note: McCready's game shape is terrible which means he won't play very well in games. You can raise it by getting his weekly minutes between 60 and 72. More than 72 minutes will deteriorate his game shape. I think an argument on the forums about an exact number was settled at about 65 minutes.
What I do to get those minutes is start a player and give him subs. They will get between 30 and 40 minutes depending on how close the game is. Then you can decide to start him again or put him as a substitue which gets 5-12 minutes per game. I use the scrimmage game to balance minutea on the players that need them. I will start players without subs if their current minutes plus 48 will be under 75. And be sure to remove players with 70 or more minutes so they are not on the bench. They can still be substituted if a player fouls out.
Use this guide for more information (it is a long read and a little outdated but worth it and should be bookmarked):
http://www.buzzerbeater.com/community/forum/read.aspx?thr...Last edited by Penumbra at 4/7/2017 9:30:25 PM