Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Roy Kennedy	Sr.	SF	56	54	59	60	53	64	31	56	32	59	74	57	C+	655
Jay Krukowski	Sr.	SF	72	33	33	60	25	4	84	42	14	64	82	93	B+	606

Which do yah guys think would make a better SF and which a better PF?  I have a 95 Rebounding at C. And Krukowski had some success as the backup PF hitting threes last year.  Kennedy has the better BH and Passing, which lends towards SF.  On the other hand, he also has much higher REB, which lends towards PF.  Kennedy also has more Speed - and Kruk less ATH, which tilts back towards Kruk at PF.  Then again, LP is higher for Kenedy and PER for Kruk, so That leans back towards Kruk at SF and Kennedy at PF.  So, what would people think would be the best apportionment of that particular set of skills for these two in the lineup?

This is an easy one, Kennedy at pf due to higher block and reb and kruck at the sf due to higher ath

For sure Kennedy at PF.

I don't care if you have 150 reb at C, you're going to get crushed with 72/33 at PF. Even reb equal, I'd still take Kennedy at PF.

kind of a no contest...Kennedy

I hate the 14 passing and am not thrilled with the 33 speed at SF. On my Worcester St. team I have a similar situation.  I play Davis at PF and Arnold at SF  the lack of rebounding hasn't hurt me, at least not yet.  The guy I play at C has a 92 rebounding

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Rick Davis	Jr.	C	83	50	21	92	12	66	45	26	19	47	70	84	C+	615
Phillip Arnold	Jr.	C	80	43	38	89	44	1	65	44	61	84	82	68	C	699

I don't think it's quite as an obvious call as it would seem to be.  If they are both going to be in the lineup at the same time, I'd seriously consider using Kennedy at the SF spot and Krukowski at PF, 33 Reb and all.  His Pass and BH at the SF spot would be as big of a liability as his Reb is at the PF spot.  Not to mention that Krukowski's Spd is awfully slow for a SF.  His Ath and Def would help make up for that lack of Spd, but would it help enough..... 

Trick question.  You should start Head at the 3 and Kennedy at the 4 and bring Krukowski off the bench.