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First time In second round since season 50. I think you have a nice team this season with some great potentials and it's logical you reach the second round. Congratulations

As I said on the season 60's topic , I make a new update on the players of the country with the evolution since May 2022

+140 TSP: 5 players (+1)
Beetween 130 and 140 TSP: 7 players (+1)
Beetween 120 and 129 TSP: 7 players (=)
Beetween 110 and 119 TSP: 10 players (-1)
Beetween 100 and 109 TSP: 19 players (+6)

So 48 Players with TSP above 100 (+7)

To follow players with 27 years or under ...

How about this....

OD 18+ =

JS 18+ =

JR 14+ =

Passing 15+ =

Rebounding 16+ =

ID/SB 28+ =

Sometimes the TSP total gets inflated with the driving and handling numbers.

Agree, Many teams train 1vs1 first and players have 120/130 TSP with very bad deffense. Takagi and Takuda were like that before 25y.

Anyway only 5 players +140 is very low. It is not easy to train players 27-30y old when you try to compete at max level. I have 2 of our 5 and It is hard to me to manage the total min, in the right position for training and try to win 2 out of 3 games every week. My player from Bosnia Gordic is +140 too, but couldnt get NT spot because 1-2 passing level too low. He would be a perfect SG for Japan, Sadly he isnt

Last edited by Orgram at 3/23/2023 8:16:21 PM

I will answer on monday or tuesday cause this week-end is my wife's birthday so I don't have much time.

Next weeks I could add two players at the list cause Ikarashi and Nishiyama in my team have 99 now.

How about this....

OD 18+ =

JS 18+ =

JR 14+ =

Passing 15+ =

Rebounding 16+ =

ID/SB 28+ =

Sometimes the TSP total gets inflated with the driving and handling numbers.

You can understand that I can't be too specific ...

OD 18+ = more than 10, less than 20
(Nagase, Masuko, Nagata are the best ... except Anami with 20+)

JS 18+ = more than 10, less than 20
(Matsuyama still the best ...)

JR 14+ = 5 or less
(Takata and Masuko are the best)

Passing 15+ = 5 or less
(Sasaki, Satou and Sakei are the best)

Rebounding 16+ = 5 or less
(The best is Morioka but others skills are not enough to play NT)

ID 18+ = 5 or less
(Yamato and Yanagi are the best, followed by Nagase, Takagi, Msato, Iseki and Yalmamoto)

SD 18+ = 5 or less
(Iseki is the best ...)

Some players mentioned do not have or do not yet have the level required by the NT

I know. I am trying to tell managers of U-21 players the best way to get their players NT ready.
Thanks for the info

Here are the 27 years old or Under:

27 years old:
- Hall of Famer: 0 players
- MVP: 3 players (Yamato is already in the NT Team, Kita is in the expanded roster)
- Superstar: 2 players including 1 above 100 TSP

26 years old:
- Hall of Famer: 1 players (Strauss is already in the NT Team)
- MVP: 1 player (under 100 TSP)
- Superstar: 4 players (Yamamoto and Sakei, potential NT candidate)

25 years old:
- Hall of Famer: 1 (Tomimoto is already in the NT Team)
- MVP: 2 players (under 100 TSP)
- Superstar: 3 players (Takishida, NT candidate??)

24 years old:
- Hall of Famer: 1
- MVP: 3 players (including Miyashita above 100 TSP)
- Superstar: 3 players (including Yanagi above 100 TSP)

23 years old:
- Hall of Famer: 4 players (Koma is already in the NT Team and Ikoma is in the expanded roster)
- MVP: 1 player (Fugunaga, not a NT candidate)
- Superstar: 4 players (Nakao, potential NT candidate?)
- Kamioka is above 100 TSP but have only an Franchise Player potential

22 years old:
- Hall of Famer: 4 players (Nishioka and Koshin are NT candidate in the Future)
- MVP: 3 players (Kitajima is NT candidate in the Future)
- Superstar: 4 players

You can see that there isn't many NT potential player in reserve at the moment until the 22 or 23 years old.

I don't think that I have forgotten one but you could tell it here if you have

Last edited by Fulek49 at 3/30/2023 7:21:50 AM

I got in the draft this player and I think I will train him properly.

Age: 18 Rookie
Height: 6'3" / 190 cm
Potential: MVP
Game Shape: respectable
Jump Shot: average Jump Range: respectable
Outside Def.: mediocre Handling: mediocre
Driving: mediocre Passing: average
Inside Shot: awful Inside Def.: inept
Rebounding: average Shot Blocking: awful
Stamina: respectable Free Throw: proficient ↑

Experience: atrocious TSP: 50 (34 + 16)


Yellowcake, could you explain to me please in more detail the training plan you told us long time ago where you start training defense instead 1on1?

I think he is little late at interior skills to test its training plan

The guy was training Koma who had way better skills, but I will lower them for your guy.

I will give you your first two seasons of a training plan. This is for your guy to be ready and getting minutes on the U21 team when he turns 20

December 8th= ID
December 15th= ID
December 22nd= ID
December 29th= OD
January 5th= 1 on 1 Fs
January 12th= OD
January 19th= 1 on 1 Fs (All Star Break)
January 26th= 1 on 1 Fs
February 2nd = ID
February 9th= OD
February 16th= ID
February 23rd= 1 on 1 Fs
March 1st= 1 on 1 Fs
March 8th= 1 on 1 Fs
New season year 19
March 15th= OD
March 22nd= ID
March 29th= passing(more important now)
April 5th= OD
April 12th= ID
April 19th = 1 on 1 Fs
April 26th= 1 on 1 Fs(all star break)
May 3rd= 1 on 1 Fs
May 10th= passing
May 17th= OD
May 24th= OD
May 31st= ID
June 7th= 1 on 1 Fs
June 14th= 1 on 1 Fs

28 training weeks; 11 1 on 1 Fs, 8 ID , 7 OD, 2 passing

Last edited by Yellow cake at 12/4/2023 8:48:48 AM