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From: JohnnyB

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Date: 1/7/2010 1:58:43 PM
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Handling for my big men its not a problem, and i am always finding time to train JS. Actually 4 of my 5 trainees have at least 7 on JS, with higher going to 10. I dont consider that as a problem. I can accept that JS is very important and i will find a way to train it. What about passing?

From: inimene

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Date: 1/7/2010 2:06:45 PM
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If you're training solely big men, then you have to play two games in week, with inapproriate positions:D You don't have to make a 22-0 season, or do you? And if you take your big men to level two, it might be useless, but what BBs should do about it? Make your C passing respectable? And about the cup. Again, do you want a 22-0 season? Plus now you can have scrimmages, what will make training even easier.

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Date: 1/7/2010 2:12:55 PM
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Solid but not great. The argument here is: How many PG's have won it all being the best player of there respective teams? of course you need solid to very good PG. Basketball its a team game. Thats how Tim won it all.

Nash indeed is not great on D, but from 1 side is not so bad either. Also Parker is not considered as a great one either.

Last edited by JohnnyB at 1/7/2010 3:31:25 PM

From: CrazyEye

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In the end you pay them like they do it very often, and the guards who do it often get it for free ;) And if the Gm ain't dumb, they pay players because they help the team.

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Date: 1/7/2010 3:29:04 PM
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I have answered about Thomas. His team that time remembers me a lot the recent Pistons. Probably he was the best player of that team just like Billubs, but not by much. I actually those Pistons teams i consider them the most ''European'' teams in the NBA, couz they where built without a defined stars. Star where the team more than anything. Just like in Europe.

Oscar is 1 of my favorite players ever, but when he got his ring was many years before Magic. On my posts i said: "who is the PG who got a ring being the man since Magic''? Obviously i had him on my mind.

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Date: 1/8/2010 9:45:11 AM
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The key here is that the 63 PP100 of the visiting team's PGs is hugely irrelevant, since only 4 shots have been taken there. Same for the home team's SF and C (2 and 5 shots, respectively).

Ok, then you should discuss more about the way shots are distributed among players. More important than creating good shot opportunities is probably directing the shots towards the players who can have the best shots, taking advantage of mismatches, etc.




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Date: 1/8/2010 11:51:07 AM
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The more near you are to the basket , the better opportunity you have . So It should be easier for inside player .

BTW , there is three player outside and two inside , in order to getting balance , you can't let three player had the same scoring rate .

Nobody in my league dare to let three inside players starting now , because of the power of outside player .

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Date: 1/8/2010 11:59:13 AM
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If you go to the training page, select passing and then select "team" your center will get passing training. If you choose not to train this way, or by playing your center at either PG or Sg, which is also an option, then you choose not to. Do not reply with some blather about that not being possible or feasible or efficient. I don't care. You CAN train passing for your centers. I have and do.

This player (3201582), a backup on my team, averages 5 assists in 22 minutes per game.


what is the average number of weeks for a pop training passing for the entire team?

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Date: 1/8/2010 12:55:38 PM
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The more near you are to the basket , the better opportunity you have . So It should be easier for inside player .


Still, you have to get the ball near the basket before your inside players can shoot. Your PG has the ball from the beginning so there's not a single pass needed if he wants to shoot.

We have both said a lot of things that you are going to regret.
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