Well, no.
I thought I asked a reasonable question. How will you measure “Hold her own”? Points per game, rebounding per game, minutes per game, fouls committed? Or just your “expert” opinion?
Stats can be emphasized, entertaining and useful but they are not the measure of a player's impact...usefulness and effectiveness on that day are my determinants.
If I need a defensive stopper and it turns out to be Rennia for that night,,, her reaching her season average (say hypothetically 16) isn't important to me as her continuing to shut down a player.,,,stats are useless for me for her that night...except for maybe steals. On that night I may not need but 3-4 points out of her and that could drop her average a whole ppg accumulation, "a full point" in just one game....I don't want them trying to reach scoring stats if they have another purpose.
This is a mistake CHW made. there were a ton of career nights from opponents in every position, 1-5, almost nightly.
Shut down the stud and you take the heart out of a team. Unless they have multiple best players. Nope
As much as I try not to ever say "Evil Genius II 's name (Geno) .... you will rarely if ever see a career night against one of his teams.
"Jordan Rules"
Stop, the star.
I coached my player this past season to fill up the stat sheet in every game,,,her games would look like:
7pt, 4 reb, 2 st, 5 asst, 1 blk, 2 turnovers, 2 for 4 and 1 for 3(3's) shooting,,,Now there's some stats...lots of em...
affect the game in every way
just keep assists ahead of turnovers....That one I do watch!