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Date: 5/25/2012 11:42:40 PM
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Or simply go and watch a few of his games live to see where he is taking most of his shots from.

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Date: 5/30/2012 8:39:55 PM
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He is a great overall player with both inside and outside skills. Shoots alot of threes as well. Probably like a Carmelo Anthony type player/scorer. I would say outside box and 1. My only issue is that since he is a sf...the game machine may end up playing the box and 1 on a gaurd- which would do me no good as his gaurds are very weak. That would give him more open shots and this man is averaging 56 ppg so far.

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Date: 5/31/2012 6:40:05 AM
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Does he play Patient a lot to get as much as possible from his SF?

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Date: 5/31/2012 3:55:27 PM
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yes, everytime

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Date: 5/31/2012 4:35:59 PM
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In my experience 3-2 is very good against Patient, but only if all of your three outside players defend well.

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Date: 5/31/2012 5:02:01 PM
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His SF has got very high JS and JR (like 18, 15), but not necessarily IS. He's a poor defender as well. So I would concentrate on your own offense, and play 3-2 zone or even 1-3-1 if it's done vs. Patient.
One man team rarely succeed because of predictability.
Good Luck!