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159620.26 in reply to 159620.24
Date: 10/22/2010 3:39:02 AM
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The part about Iverson was mostly a joke, although I have never seen any player go 1-on-whoever as often as #3.

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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159620.27 in reply to 159620.26
Date: 10/26/2010 11:34:31 AM
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I can see the new tactics finally available for Thursday scrimmages. Any idea who is the M2M defender in Box and One defensive tactic? The player with highest OD on the roster?

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159620.28 in reply to 159620.27
Date: 10/26/2010 11:55:09 AM
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try it out and see

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159620.29 in reply to 159620.18
Date: 10/27/2010 9:03:08 AM
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Another question: What if your best defender is a "fouler player"? I mean, if he is a more "physical player" and his foul's average is high?

You have much more trouble using box and one,since you have an higher risk that your better defender will go out of the game soon
To be fair, the more precise term is physical player (instead of fouler). If the best offensive player is guarding this physical defender he will also have some problems in that scenario because "More physical players will tend to both draw and commit more fouls" (Malone had some troubles with Rodman). I don't know how this foul-draw works. More offensive or defensive fouls on him (or both)? I will look more closely to the behavior of my physical players in the next period :)

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159620.30 in reply to 159620.29
Date: 10/27/2010 12:14:06 PM
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Another question: What if your best defender is a "fouler player"? I mean, if he is a more "physical player" and his foul's average is high?

You have much more trouble using box and one,since you have an higher risk that your better defender will go out of the game soon
To be fair, the more precise term is physical player (instead of fouler). If the best offensive player is guarding this physical defender he will also have some problems in that scenario because "More physical players will tend to both draw and commit more fouls" (Malone had some troubles with Rodman). I don't know how this foul-draw works. More offensive or defensive fouls on him (or both)? I will look more closely to the behavior of my physical players in the next period :)

I believe that "physical" was a more elegant way to call a player with his name,a fouler,though.
Surely it's true what BBs said about draw and commit fouls,but you feel much more the difference on the defnsive end ;D

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159620.31 in reply to 159620.30
Date: 10/27/2010 12:29:50 PM
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I'm agree... so a "Physical player" can draw fouls from all the roster of his opponent even if he's being guarding for a specific player, but only can commit six.... that's huge difference!

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159620.32 in reply to 159620.30
Date: 10/27/2010 12:42:21 PM
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True. We always "bite our nails" about our guy ;)