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241382.4 in reply to 241382.1
Date: 5/6/2013 9:27:41 AM
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There are any number of reasons this could be happening.

You play him at different positions. You could be changing the type of offense you play. Your opponents could be using different defenses against you. It could be the defender he's playing against is stronger/weaker. It could be the quality if his teammates and the defenders they're playing against are stronger/weaker. It could be his gameshape. It could be the number of minutes he's playing. And yes, players do go through streaks and slumps although it's quite possible that it's just the general randomness of the game engine that causes this.

But at the end of the day, don't expect your guards to put up very high shooting percentages. They're generally quite low across the boards on BB for a number of reasons.

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241382.5 in reply to 241382.3
Date: 5/6/2013 2:24:18 PM
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Nope I only moved him to the bench because he was not producing... But there was a period of time where most of my bench was starting because of injuries

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241382.7 in reply to 241382.6
Date: 5/7/2013 11:26:37 AM
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Ya I do, I recently bought my starting PG off the transfer list and his GS when I bought him was atrocious.

Im going to train GS before the playoffs.

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241382.9 in reply to 241382.7
Date: 5/7/2013 12:40:40 PM
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Ya I do, I recently bought my starting PG off the transfer list and his GS when I bought him was atrocious.

Im going to train GS before the playoffs.


Never train gameshape, just manage their minutes between now and the playoffs and they'll all be fine.

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241382.11 in reply to 241382.9
Date: 5/9/2013 12:35:44 AM
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ok then

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241382.12 in reply to 241382.10
Date: 5/9/2013 12:36:29 AM
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that sucks... i hope Beer's slump ends