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From: hthh
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291320.1
Date: 1/3/2018 4:54:57 AM
Los Angeles Harroops
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Hello, in the most recent draft, I managed to get a draftee with the following details, can you give me some tips on training him?

Weekly salary: $ 3 643
Age: 18
Height: 6'6" / 198 cm
Potential: Perennial allstar

Jump Shot : Respectable
Jump Range : Average
Outside Def. : Average
Handling : Respectable
Driving : Mediocre
Passing : Average
Inside Shot : Respectable
Inside Def. : Respectable
Rebounding : Inept
Shot Blocking : Respectable
Stamina : Atrocious
Free Throw : Awful

I would like to train him as my future SF, any suggestions will be helpful. Thank you.

From: stabby

To: hthh
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291320.2 in reply to 291320.1
Date: 1/3/2018 8:26:11 AM
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What kind of SF are you going for?

Personally, I'd probably hit him with 1v1 F for a bit and then move to ID for the season.

From: hthh

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291320.3 in reply to 291320.2
Date: 1/3/2018 8:35:33 AM
Los Angeles Harroops
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I would like him to be a rather balanced SF, but focus a bit more on outside shooting.

From: hthh

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291320.6 in reply to 291320.5
Date: 1/3/2018 12:27:23 PM
Los Angeles Harroops
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Thanks, some luck is involved. I really hope to develop that player, thanks for the suggestions.

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291320.7 in reply to 291320.4
Date: 1/3/2018 6:18:42 PM
Súria Lakers
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I'd go for 1on1 for a season or two first, until you feel his handling & driving are set for life, then depending on how tough your league competition is, train for passing (if you have a tough league) or OD (if your competition is lower) until you are satisfied with both skill.

From there you can choose to go either shooting or ID. In the shorter weeks (all star & playoff weeks) you can always mix in the rebound training as well



Excuse me, but... why? Both skills are trained by playing at PG so whats the point on train PA if the league is more difficult and OD if it's easier? I would say the opposite of that... If the league is tough, train OD as soon as you can so the player at least won't be a black hole.

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291320.9 in reply to 291320.8
Date: 1/3/2018 7:10:20 PM
Súria Lakers
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Mmmh yeah, I didn't thought about it but you may be right from you point of view. Thank you!

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291320.11 in reply to 291320.1
Date: 1/5/2018 6:54:23 AM
Spartan 300
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Nice draftee mate.
I'll just give you a fast copy paste.
Small Forward (Balanced)
Primary Skills: Outside Defense, Inside Defense, Jump Shot, Inside Shot
Secondary Skills: Rebounding, Passing, Jump Range, Handling, Driving
Tertiary Skills: Shot Blocking
Focus on his primary and secondary skills. Cheers!

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