It makes no sense, unless he has also some JS. And even then without enough IS he will miss layups.
The problem I had with Haek is that both his IS and RB were too low (5 IS I think it was and maybe 13-14 RB, I don't know because Nachmahr left it for last so I don't know where he got to). Haek played in D3 all his career except some D4 and D2 in his first 2-3 seasons. His stats need to be taken with a pinch of salt because of this.
He shot 0.329 for his career and has this stat line: 7.0(pts)- 7.1(rbd)- 3.2(ast)- 1.5(stl)- 1.9(blk). My guy: 0.401 shooting and 9.9- 12.6- 3.0- 0.8- 2.2. If you factor in one has been playing the near totality of his career in D3 and the other the majority in D1 and the rest in D2, I don't know if I'd take Haek: the only thing he could do better was guarding outside players, but being so bad on the other side of the court and a so-so rebounder would really hurt you in a competitive league.
Haek really was a one trick pony. As I told Nachmahr back then, with the same potential and the same amount of training he did, one could build a different kind of one trick pony, a 20JS 20JR 20IS 15PA player and then see whether he contributes more or less than the defense only guy.
Rebounding should be included in the defensive skills. A blocked shot is not as good as a steal, because it does not necessarily change the possession of the ball. In order to get possession, you need RB to take the loose ball after it was blocked.
Last edited by Lemonshine at 8/24/2017 8:12:22 AM