by RayRay_953 on Wed May 16, 2018 1:00 pm
That's something I like to do whenever I face certain lineups, along with changing the defensive matchups. For example, the Cavs have James as their point for the Playoffs challenges. Since Jaylen Brown requires Rozier and Horford, I placed those three players in their respective positions, however, I would put Brown to guard LeBron, and Rozier to guard Smith. Rozier would have some problems guarding James due to weight and height differences, but Brown has superior height, speed, and defending abilities compared to Rozier, so he would be able to neutralize LeBron's offensive attacks. Rozier can still play solid defense, but if he's guarding J.R., he has a much easier time doing so compared to guarding James.
For certain games in the Master Challenges, I had to rely on some lineup adjustments, such as having Erving playing the four, Kemp playing the five, and Master Pippen playing the two.