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Well, I see it like this:
Why try to build great allround bigs (i.e. with decent outside skills) if you go for non-allround guards (and maybe SF)?
If you go allround on every position, you don't face salary problems with RB on your smaller players and you can play pretty much any offense you like.
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Thanks for those ideas. I've recently become aware of the importance of SB so will be training that to a fairly high level. I'll experiment with princeton too to see what the offence looks like.
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Date: 6/26/2015 7:06:49 AM
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For a PF or SF? If you want him to be a PF, he needs rebounding at least to 12 and even 12 might be pushing it, if you are going the SF route then more outside shooting and passing (passing to at least 13).
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Date: 6/29/2015 5:55:01 PM
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i think 6-7 sf builds would be a hard team to beat, its the direction ive been working in the last 2 seasons actually
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Date: 7/1/2015 4:43:37 PM
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I completely agree with Manon on this, rebounding takes up a bit of cap space too on guards and that's annoying. I've recently spent close to a million on a 6'3'' trainee and he has 7 RB which is higher than what I wanted but his other skills allowed me to brush that aside and build him as a good SG. Now don't get me wrong, I love my forwards and C rebounding but I personally think it's a waste of time on guards as repeating what Manon said, it adds a lot of salary when salary does increase. Valid point for your reasoning though, that's the beauty of the game too, different managers having different ideas.
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