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304430.10 in reply to 304430.6
Date: 5/28/2020 6:04:05 AM
Stella Abadís
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You will want players with less than 1 foul per 10 minutes played.


That's exactly what I look for. If you check my team, you'll notice my players are as calm as puppies. No more than 2 fouls per game, except for one pivot (average of 3 fouls per game). As I said, I bid on this player while thinking it was his teammate (I was distracted). They both had the same skills, but foul average changes everything.

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304430.11 in reply to 304430.7
Date: 5/28/2020 6:06:55 AM
Stella Abadís
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fouling players aren't necessarily a bad thing, my guy picked up 4 quick fouls in the 1st quarter in the finals game yesterday and on the 4th he injured their player. He didn't get another the rest of the game and I came back from 15 down to win by 20.


There's a bright side then. We'll see how many players this one sends to the hospital during the weeks he'll play for my team. If he helps us perform a comeback like yours, I'll keep him.