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Super helpful, both of you, thank you.

I've usually tended towards either a homegrown player to add to my team or a great prospect that I could sell for a nice chunk of cash.

I hadn't thought about this approach of seeing how many 18 year old 1-2 ball players there are first and then moving from there; thanks for that nugget.

Im homegrown and my approach to the draft is based on that.

1)5k per point, no more
2) best possible pick
3) complete information

That s the most value you can achive in a draft!

First of all I believe that a single point spent adds value to all the points that have been spent before in the same draft. This is because the more complete the information you have the better your choice will be. Knowing that you have found a potential 5 and not knowing if he has a hole in his primary defense makes a lot of difference, whether you want to train or sell.

For this reason I like to draft when I have at least 90 points, 60 to know skills (here you can save money if you give up something but at least you have to know the 2 defenses), age and height and 30 to look for the potential of the 10 most promising.

I train my draftees so in order not to overlap the trainers I draft every 5 seasons or so and this allows me to accumulate the necessary points and pay them 5k per point.
In addition I like to look for the best possible pick in the season in which I draft trying to avoid relegation (mine S55 for example) to raise more and more the value of every single point that I invested.

Hi,

I have an interesting player. 18yo A+ SF. He has good statistics, but I can't understand one thing. He had: 37min, 14/20 FG, 7/9 FT, 8 passes AND 5 TO. So, he can drive very well, given the amount of shots he took and score and FT he attended, he can pass very good, given 8 AST, so why do you think 5 TO?

Last edited by julo at 4/15/2022 5:36:05 AM

Spot on ;)

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