SSBA

Had trouble with the last sav file. had to do the last sim again.

Undefeated sim going 8-0 with 4 road wins, though looking at some of the boxes, a lot of luck was involved rather than skill - a handful of wins with barely more A's than TO's.

Best game of the sim goes to JP, who shut down Hakeem (11pts on 3-19 shooting) in a road win against Atlanta, posting his first career triple double with 17pts/15rebs/11blocks.

Stats to follow.

Fuck. a 2-4 sim is a massive kick in the nuts after losing another 2 games with the sim re-do.

Just brutal, after going 8-2 in the first sim 9 this is like going 0-6 in sim 10.

Yup, team TO's were obscene this sim - avg would have put us amongst the worst in the league, without any particular rationale (increased pace to normal, I wouldn't have predicted this as having such an effect - but again, with a rook PG running the show, this is to be expected and is probably the main reason.)

Interior D was very good. Both Pryz and Dial help opponent C's to under .300 shooting, both gobbled up 10+rebs (Dial at 13+), and both swatted 3.9 or more per game. Opponent guards are shooting a little well for my liking, but maybe I can change that around with afew DC changes. Can't complain with an undefeated sim, but I can't really wait to see what these guys can do together over the long haul, when they get used to each other. If I can ever have the patience to let that happen.

Timmy was pretty strong this sim, putting up 18.3/9.5 and did win a POTW, but didn't shoot particularly well and turned it over far too much. Pryz had another very good sim, shooting .477 and putting up 18.5/10.8 and 3.9. Adam was OK in a complimentary role, with good a:to numbers and steals, but horrible shooting. Cummings is making his case to be the teams #1 option in the post-season, racking up 22.4/9.6 and shooting .470.  Got some nice backup play from Woot - who gave me about 6/6/2 in his 21mpg. Zach shot great percentages off the bench.