>yes there are personal preferences in who you play and who
>you draft, but i'm talking about math, which is where you're
>fucking up.
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>your lineup would be fine if you didn't have players with
>multi-position eligibility. but you don't. you need to
>rearrange your roster so you can actually take advantage of
>kobe and hickson's flexibility.
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>as it is you trust kobe least of your guards based on where
>you are playing him in your lineup. that's fine, although i'm
>sure you didn't draft kobe to be a .91 player.
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>what's not fine is that kobe will underperform some of your
>forwards, as will thad young.
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>your highest scoring position is center. all your centers will
>score more points per minute than your guards or forwards.
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>it should always go c, cf, f, gf, g....with small deviations
>to maybe bump players you're using to fill minutes. it doesn't
>matter if you have chris paul or bron but you don't.
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>you're costing yourself probably 5 points off your average
>from the jump, and showing you don't understand scoring, which
>costs you more in the rankings in my book.
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