Am I Playing Wrong

Here's my career so far, got drafted by the Bucks (Fear The Deer), and barley played for first couple games. When I finally started seeing some minutes I tried to be the facilitator of my team being that I was the PG and didn't care about scoring only wanted
assists. About 20 games in I realized my teammates were God awful. Larry Sanders has to be the worst Center in the history of the game, and I was tired of them missing open shots. That's when I took over. Even though I was hogging the ball I ended up with
30.5 PPG for the season only behind Durant and I shot 60%, getting my team into the seventh seed of the playoffs when we were in last place for most of the year. Please note my first start was in game 80 of the season even though I was putting up ridiculous
numbers. Playoff time, with me we are 12-0 and I have averaged 70.6 PPG scoring 91 against the Nets in the Eastern Conference clincher. Now headed to the finals against the Spurs, this is my question, am I playing the game right? Why should I be Subject
to losing because of my n00b teammates when I can just score 75-80% of our points a night to pretty much guarantee a win, its only a matter of time before I drop 100 in a game. Side not, play on Pro difficulty at 8 min/quarter.

:)

 

I am back.

Hi Caillou, and welcome back! I'm the new admin, still finishing a few things up in the back end, so I haven't made a formal announcement about the site's return. But it's coming soon.

 

I am back.

Good to see the gang getting back together. I'm here to help any way I can!

 

Well, while I no longer have the game (got a refund for the digital download because the game was unplayable for me) the time I spent with it showed that it is a game geared to your player becoming a superstar... which means, you should take over the game
as much as possible.

So, yeah, you are playing right.

 

John Henson is my favorite Bucks player. Play through him. He's my main scoring option on MyTeam despite the fact that I have a lot of gold players.

 

I have had 12 games straight now between 70 and 100 points just so my team would win so no you're playing perfectly fine

 

It is the Bucks after all, lol. I'm surprised it took you so long to become a starter after pulling some what I will presume to be some beyond belief games in the regular season. My season was going

Rd 1 Pk 5 - PG - Suns

28 min - 18.8 pts - 5.3 reb - 5.9 ast - 1.7 stl - 1.2 blk per game shooting 53% FG and 41% 3PT and 87% FT when I took over as starter around game 30.

Team chemistry could play a part. Have you been team friendly, or have you been rocking the boat. Have you got good GM chemistry, or have you been a wild child. It's not what you do on the court, but also what you do off it.

 

Forgot to mention that my team has no problem winning if I play smart and pass it when I'm supposed to and take charge when I'm supposed to. And it all comes down to quality of players and Phoenix has no Superstars, but a few solid people that I can use
to the best of their abilities. I like to play smart and not force anything.

C - Okafor - Rebounding and blocking machine

PF - Morris, Morris and Frye - Generally rubbish in the paint, but more than make up for it on the 3 point line

SF - Green - A slashing monster dunker with a nice touch from outside.

SG/PG - Dragic, Bledsoe, Barbosa (got traded for Sefolosha and a round 1 pick) and Myself - Dragic, an effective offensive PG/SG that does consistently well on the drive and from deep. Bledsoe has some hops and drives a lot with a decent shot from mid and
from 3, plus good defense. Barbosa got little playing time, but was able to just a catch and shoot 3 pointers and had a decent drive. Sefolosha has yet to do anything, but another good 3 point shooter which I like.