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133677.2 in reply to 133677.1
Date: 3/7/2010 12:30:59 AM
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I will be going back to single position PG training soon. If not late next season then season 13 for sure. A good SF is sooo hard to find. I bought Alfredo many seasons ago for 2.5 mil and he's been worth it. It all depends on if Braid is like most other SF's (which means he has high JS/JR and few other strong skills) or is Braid balanced? If you think Knowles will be the better player, then keep training him. There's nothing wrong with two SF's starting a game. Depending on their skills of course.

You def need a better PG to distribute the ball to your big three. That should be your priority.

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133677.3 in reply to 133677.2
Date: 3/7/2010 2:16:11 AM
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Yeah Briand is a better shooter, and Knowles is better all around player. I originally wanted to sell Briand for salary reasons, but in the recent games with John Barr on the bench Briand really showed how much of a reliable scorer he is, which I why i reconsidered not selling him, and then i realized i can't sell him because I need to train Knowles more still, and then I was planning the get a new pg anyway so i thought of switching to a single position training. Thanks for the input, the pg position is definetly going to be my main focus next season.

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133677.4 in reply to 133677.3
Date: 3/19/2010 10:33:56 PM
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Agree with Booshes. Briand and Barr's shooting percentages will rise with a good PG. But, be careful and don't overspend for a one dimensional guy. I am still focused on team first, but I continually train my two PG's. Find your training guys and stick with a plan. Booshes is well positioned to be successful in DII because he has a plan and he has built depth with players who can do many things well.

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133677.5 in reply to 133677.4
Date: 4/7/2010 1:15:57 AM
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Well if anyone would like to know, i screwed myself over this offseason. I didnt add depth, I didnt find a new pg, and I found a new sf but not one as good as i wanted. I did however find one good center trainee and am in the process of finding another, and the most important thing is i did lower my salary costs and put my team in a better position for growth in the long term.