His SG only has 0,3 assists with 22 minutes per game and his team was playing look inside all season. He obviously has low passing so he should have taken more shots or commited more turnovers but he didn't.
Yes, as I have said, his SG is full OD, he can't shoot or pass. Now the starting SG could have shot a bit more but he didn't and it doesn't mean something is horribly wrong. The guards didn't perform offensively so what's your point ? Look at the larger picture, the guards went 5-24 in shooting, the guards scoring isn't the problem.
You think he should have found himself left with no option more often and should have more TOs. The other guards did the job for him to throw away possession with awful shots when faced with no option.
He averages 1.3 TO in 22 min, he played 35 min, let's say he could have 2 TOs and he had 0, it's a simple statistic variability.
What is important is that the guards were inefficient offensively as expected.
The point is that you said : "There is no reason why his weak guards and the PF playing at the SF position should stop my offense but my 3 outside players went 23-65 FG."
His guards are very weak in offence but they can defend. Actually, stopping your offence is the ONLY thing they have a chance to do. Not granted but in the realm of the possibilities. The 9k SG may have sensational OD, you can find such players in the TL.
Yes, I know my assists average aren't great but that's mainly because my inside players have poor passing. It's still a fact that my Point guard commited 5 turnovers against a respectable outside defense while he is only averaging 1.3 per 28 minutes against better defenses.
Your bigs and the SF can't pass so you can't be surprised sometimes you will log more TOs than assists.
Your PG took way more shots than usual. And coincidentally, your SG took way more shots than usual too... How is that ? Both in the same game ? How bizarre...
Doesn't it look like they were stuck with the ball, cut from the rest of the team, forced to throw bricks or make mistakes ?
A few times, your SF got the ball facing up the basket but was too isolated and well guarded, left with the only option to shoot since he can't pass and probably has relatively high driving that entices him to shoot... I suspect he is a JS monoskilled SF : gigantic amounts of JS, ok JR, good DR, no passing, low IS.
You are not giving proper credit to your rival. His team is a good defensive team. None of his outside players is a threat which is killing his overall results but he still manages to be somewhat competitive in your league. He has a better defence than you think, take into account his starters barely played in the last QT and you can't tell from the ratings if the guards have ID and the bigs OD.
Well none of my players were getting hot, while some of them were in proficient gameshape, why?
It's not directly linked to GS. Making baskets, sinking series of shots helps scoring the next attempt. It works in reverse too, missing shots makes the next one a bit more difficult.
His outside players were in strong gameshape with low dmi while mine are able to shoot and that game weren't, that's what unbelievable.
Then how come you are the worst offence of your league bar the team with no player ?
Offensively, you are weak in your league, mate :(