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I agree.

He is a guru.

Time to spend all my savings on a passing PF.

When i started playing BB i first trained a SG because i really am a big fan of shooters.After 2 season even if i managed to promote to the 2nd div i was at a disadvantage because in the early years in my country most of the teams were playing inside and i only had 1 solid player and an average substitute(because i was not really good at training back then).
Now after a couple of seasons in training all positions have to say that the order for the most important players in my opinion are SF - most valuable now, PF - balanced players will give a big advantage, SG - for the points and for those last quarters, C - i only use them for rebounding and some occasional points and blocks, PG - this is because i never had the time, not yet, to make a complete PG(with inside skills too).
This will surely change in the next couple of season seeing that almost every team that has a solid team by now is starting to train SF and PF their value will gradually go down.
But still may favorite will be a Kobe like SG.

My opinion is that the best you can do in this game is to have 5 balanced players.
PG - with good Inside Shot, Rebounding, Inside Def.
SG - with good Inside Shot, Rebounding
SF - with every single skill at a good level (even Shot Blocking)
PF - with good Passing, Handling, Jump Shot, Outside Def.
C - with good Passing, Handling, Jump Shot
Note that all of the players must have good Stamina and Free Throws.
So, in my opinion there's not a most important position but 5 key players that will play well in every tactic.