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I agree with you here. I dont think that SB worths the salary boost on anyway expensive big men...

Itis, but again none is paying 8M, for any big man on those days. Yes in the past was that case. 8M is a money that are reserved for the very special players, and still i am not sure if anyone would pay that amount for any player...As about the income, i think that the max that we can have is 1M. Talking about my team, 856k, with well above to average merchandise profit (around 130-150k). So on that money we should be able to reassemble the best team that we can, but also have to worry for the future renew to our teams. For example, i recent sale a very good SG, that i bought him when he was 26 for 4.3M, and after several tries i got only 1.6M for him on his 29. I replaced him with a much much better player, but if i had than monster i couldnt afford to do it. Plus the taxes if you buy/sell very often, plus the Fun servery.

As far as about rebounding, its a skill that is very clear how it helps you to win games, and thats why managers are willing to pay for it. Not comparable. If we get a clear evidence that SB can have good value for money, i guess that people will start to pay for it.

And yes the salaries of the big men are absurd compared to the guards...

Hi, I read this very interesting thread but I still have some doubts.
My main question is, ¿is useful SB for guards or SF? I'm thinking about train this skill to my guards but i'm not sure if it is useful or should i train better ID...

What do you think is better, had a PG with ID 12/SB 4 or a ID 10/SB 8?
I have the guards close to cap and i'm thinking about giving some inside trains.

I'm a little concerned that in the game manual says:
"Shot Blocking: Will help to block shots. Not very useful for perimeter players."
But I want to believe that this ability does more to raise the salary.
And if the SB are very useful to stop the attacking guards in a look inside movement?

Greetings and appreciate any opinion on.

PD: I apologize for my English

Besides the big man, does anyone investigate whether shot blocking would be useful for guards?

I think it would. Not as useful as for bigs, but still. I used to have guards that have mediocre or average shot blocking, and they really helped me defend inside. They were also able to block jump shots more often than the guards with low SB. Anyone else agree with me?

I'll agree. I have a guard with respectable SB. I play M2M mostly, and I notice he tends to get blocks regularly in the 10-12 ft range. He averages .7/game... not bad for a guard averaging 22 minutes.

I would be really curious to know how a high SB C/PF improves the overall team inside defence in the game ratings.

Shot blocking has 7% influence on inside defense rating (coach parrot).

Other skills influencing ID:
OD 2%
HAN 7%
PAS 7%
ID 73%
REB 4%

IMO height comes into play significantly.
6'2 guys at the sf or sg spots which I have seen forever won't cut it.
I prefer bigger lineups, I have a 6'6 sg, and he gets his share of SBs with his average ability .
I have team wise got over 10 blocks a game quite a few times.
I had a tandem C(6'10) and PF(6'9), who contested shots and showed in the SBing colum, they had strong and proficient ability respectively.
If you wish to see SBing come to life, aquire two good SBers, and play the 3-2 defense........you will then se the impact on your defense

Height doesn't change anything when it comes to games (in buzzerbeater, while it's of course true IRL), it's just taken account in training, a 7 footer with the same skills as a 5"10 shooter won't block more shots played at the same position