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Quote: Originally Posted by bigtreydawg

Triple threat shot: shooting without dribbling/busting one in your eyeball. The higher this is the more likely he is to shoot regardless of where the defender is. This tendency combined with a high pull up tendency allows for a significant increase in one dribble pull up animations. So Ray Allen has a pretty low attack the Basket, he's old now he doesn't create his own shots as much as he used to. What you want to do for him is increase his triple threat shot to 40-60 and keep his no triple threat high (70-80) so that he is not "too" trigger happy. Now all Ray Allen does is catch and shoot. If you want to spice it up a bit, raise his pull up tendency into the 40 add a little bit of step back jumper and now he will attempt to shake a defender, take a big step back and bust one in your eye. Warning: Big guys like Tim Duncan, Marc Gasol, Bogut shoot from the triple threat. They don't pull up. It is very important that if you give a big man that has no business dribbling the ability to shoot from the triple threat, you take away his ability to pull up. Otherwise they'll try to get fancy and the defense will laugh at them.

Lol smh you guys need a manual or something for most of this. I was jus wondering today why Melo kept doin that dumb one dribble step back. So for an Iso player to hold the ball a little longer like Melo or JR does, I would take off no triple threat shot and raise jab step and shoot from triple threat?


And oh yeah, is there something that makes them run plays more ?!