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The Lakers will not take a school staff member, current situation is that they mainly do that.
Hence, that is needed to be handled.

Upper divisions teams pay more than a school pays for their staff.

AKA - Staff salaries should be varied per division.

You could hire whoever you like, but the affect of not suitable staff (including coach) should be massive.

i would say it is already valuable to hire ebtter staff in top div, at least for doctor and trainer.

The doctor is a insurance against injuries, to low division team i sometimes give the hint to invest little there and when somebody injures get a replacement. In top division the value of the players is bigger(more fees), the player get nearl yunsaleable during injury, and paying double salary cost much much more then 5-10k each week. So this strategy for low level staff don't work.

We ain't sure how pr exactly work, but paying 20k more each week, to get 1% more income seem to more valuable when the sources of income are bigger.

On trainer you might not invest much, but we also don't have much money at the end of the week, and the bad effect on training is nearly the same. but the lakers also won't pay a staff manager who didn't produce for his salary, so they pay more then the school staff but also gain lot more also in term of economics, and i believe you don't want that ;) or did you think the cleaner of the lakers get paid 50* of the cleaner of the high school, the lakers are buissness and they calculate cost and use there.

Last edited by CrazyEye at 8/10/2012 2:39:37 AM

Lakers staff will do thier job for a lakers team -take the righr in game calls, know how to handle the press, etc.

Higher division teams that holds low level staff needs to suffer from that as much as a Lakers team will suffer from having a school trainer/coach, PR or a DR.

Do you mean work well for the game for the higher division's team, that can pay unrealistic low money to theur staff and get by with that just fine, and with no seenable affect.

And once again, removing three point shots option will work "well" for this game just as much.

Lakers staff will do thier job for a lakers team -take the righr in game calls, know how to handle the press, etc.

Higher division teams that holds low level staff needs to suffer from that as much as a Lakers team will suffer from having a school trainer/coach, PR or a DR.

so they use it since they need it more, and bring in more money back. So it is even like here.

And about coaches, good college coaches are often better paid then NBA coaches, the best paid is afaik even a college one with 7.5 mio each year while nba coaches sometimes get little more then 1.

Lakers staff will do thier job for a lakers team -take the righr in game calls, know how to handle the press, etc.

Higher division teams that holds low level staff needs to suffer from that as much as a Lakers team will suffer from having a school trainer/coach, PR or a DR.

The counter to that argument is that a school level team has no chance to ever find itself in the NBA. It has no chance to keep its players or purchase new ones or make significant income. As far as basketball is concerned, it is exclusively a place where young talents are trained and if any of their players appear to have a chance to play professionally, the NBA or other leagues sign them. The more you base the game balance on "realism" versus the principles of actually providing a balanced game environment, the worse it will be - unless of course you want to create a game where there are less than 100 "professional" teams who are profitable and always in the top division, and everyone else just exists to create more raw material for them.

Have you considered how this affects teams in micronations who start in the top level? Expecting them to field level 7 staff when they should be building their infrastructure is patently absurd. Have you considered that this will be likely to lead to even more tanking? If teams in the top level often don't want to spend what it takes to compete in the regular season now, why would they if they must then include another $200k/week in staff expenses? If you make the goal of getting to the top league unappealing enough, why would people bother continuing to try to do so?

Excellent post.