DCasey91 wrote:Snakebites wrote:DCasey91 wrote:
I picked Lowry because he has amazing splits especially for 3 pointers in 2017 (7.8 attempts at 41.2%) for the main PG over CP3. And Reggie for split SG/SF time between Russell/Rodman/Reggie for SF rotation. My reasoning is the first two will match with any perimeter player
I still keep the 20 3's at above 38%. Thing is AI legit judged the teams 1 vs 1. So I'd rather have a two way player just in case. (not that it might work coz it said Stockton was mid on defence and liked Kleber on D figure that out? Lol). But yeah it all depends on how it's judged because better AI will have more accurate stuff but AI comes up with wild stuff all the time
Hence why I tried to cover my bases. God forbid the AI doesn't rate CP3 on defence as highly or marks down shooting/score creation so with Reggie I didn't want to take that chance defensively. I do think the backcourt is better with Lowry/Oli
But who knows I guess I might start Miller at SF we'll see.
FYI we’re only using AI if the matchup is stuck.
I had Miller ahead of CP on my list because I was confident I could get a point guard who fit well with Barkley in round 3.
If I was assured CP would be paired with an elite roll man like Malone or AD I might have felt differently though.
Ohhhh got ya, still like the Lowry pick
I have the rotations at this roughly:
PG: Lowry (38) Oladipo (10)
SG: Oladipo (28), Miller (20)
SF: Miller (if I want to start 12), Russell 28, Rodman 8
PF: Rodman 30, Davis 10, 8*
C: Davis 28, 20*
How does that look?
I think it depends on the matchup. Are you using Pistons Rodman or Bulls? Piston Rodman could guard perimeter players. I’d rather have Reggie potentially on a star guard than a star small forward- it depends on where you can hide him.
I’d personally use Dipo as a super sub.
I wouldn’t overthink it. People use Reggie at the two fairly regularly with great success. His defense isn’t that scary if you have enough D around him, which you do.
