So I had a question.

I have 2 players both SG's that I play at SG and SF.  Does the bh/pas at either position have an effect?

So does putting the higher bh/pas guy at the 2 have a better effect than putting him at the 3?

Because the guy I have at the 3 has better physical ratings and is getting fouled less by opposing SF's and I want to move him to SG where I think he would get fouled more than my current 2 guard, but while he does have higher bh, his passing is lower.  Would that take effect on my team with the position switch or since both players are still out there then there is no change with switching their positions?

Also here is link for current SG I want to put at SF
and current SF I want at SG

In this particular case I'd say it's basically a tossup.  I have no idea how they're scoring so efficiently, I hate that about the engine, but I don't see any reason to switch it.  But if you want to, I don't see any real reason not to, either.

Posted by dahsdebater on 9/11/2015 12:38:00 PM (view original):
In this particular case I'd say it's basically a tossup.  I have no idea how they're scoring so efficiently, I hate that about the engine, but I don't see any reason to switch it.  But if you want to, I don't see any real reason not to, either.

Good/bh/pas in the motion, running uptempo/press against much weaker teams(inflated rpi/sos) and drawing a crap ton of fouls with great ath/spd/lp/bh/ft

The reason for the switch would be because I feel like Horton is actually scoring a bit better against human competition compared to Webster because of the players he is facing(guards compared to SF's) and that if I moved Webster to SG he would score better than Horton is at SG.  But I didn't know if the bh/pas switch would create a difference?

PLay the higher ATH/LP option (the 2nd one?) vs the lower ATH defender in man or press, at the 3 in 3-2 zone or the 2 in a 2-3 zone.

Posted by Trentonjoe on 9/11/2015 1:43:00 PM (view original):
PLay the higher ATH/LP option (the 2nd one?) vs the lower ATH defender in man or press, at the 3 in 3-2 zone or the 2 in a 2-3 zone.

they are pretty equal in terms of ath/lp (61/50 compared to 60/54) as wel as FT with B/B-

the biggest differences are spd/bh/pas which is 77/70/66 compared to 99/80/52

The speed guy is the "better" guard but not by a ton.....think about the defensive mathcup as well.

To me, I'd clearly put the 99 SPD guy at SG. I think of speed as being less valued every step of the way as you go across the spectrum from PG to C, and I'd want to take full advantage of 99 SPD on a press team. Yes, his PAS is slightly more of an issue at SG than at SF, but I think that's more than outweighed by the speed factor.

Everyone uses passing. Guards use speed and Bh more.

I have no idea what you mean by that, dahsdebater. I have plenty of bigs with 60+ bh on my current teams. My point is that a person playing at the 5 does not utilize whatever his BH rathings are. But he will use his passing (even if he doesn't pass as much as the PG).