I started trying to come up with a player role for SF and I was finding it very difficult. So 2 questions: What do you look for in a SF?  What numbers are you putting in for a SF?

I'm thinking Player role might not be able to be done for SF b/c a lot of different kinds of them can be succesful.  I might just have to take the extra time when looking for SF's and do the parameters.

Someone who likes long walks on the beach, is good with kids, has limited baggage, a sense or humor, likes animals but isn't crazy about it, a laid back personality, and takes care of them self.

But seriously...SF's are hard to judge.  I usually like converting a pf with bh/passing skills into one like this guy.
Right now I use this guy because he's a guard with some big man skills

I like either putting:  The best player not starting at another position(If he meets the reasonable minimums)  Or a player who provides whatever else it is you are lacking in the starting lineup.  If you are short on rebounding, a heavy rebounder.  If your guards lack perimeter, perimeter.  Etcetera.

if i have a guard with rebounding and lowish speed he goes there or a pf with really good speed he goes there.....

ive gone both big and small

PE>LP, ATH, SPD, DEF, REB, BH, P... in that order

maybe DEF in front of SPD if you run M2M

of course ST is a must like WE anymore, so I don't list it.

I generally like to have balanced SFs who can do a little bit of everything but I would prefer someone who can defend and rebound over someone who can score. I tend to get pretty minimal scoring out of my SFs (8-11 PPG) but I do like SFs that can shoot 3s to try and spread out the defense.