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From: packer_22

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206280.2 in reply to 206280.1
Date: 1/11/2012 9:00:28 PM
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I would sell the older two, then buy two more 18 years, preferable with all star+ potential, and 4000 plus salary, center skills primaries (IS, ID, RB and SB) skill points totals of 22-28. then look for desirable secondaries, a little passing, a little handling, MAYBE some JR and JS. definitely try to avoid atrocious, anywhere.


You can try drafting them, but its more of a sure thing to try to buy the ones you want on the TL. I would train all 3 in single position, rotating between IS, ID, RB, and SB, try to keep them even, you will train faster (as you avoid the elastic effect), and it keeps salaries down. Now, ALOT of people don't like SB, but i bet it will cost more money in the future (when you get ready to sell, because people will still be trying to stop LI teams.

Buena suerte.

From: Peka80

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Date: 1/11/2012 9:16:44 PM
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Pure C without outside skills are quite cheap and non-profitable.
Maybe you might try to draft outside players and keep 1 or 2 C and then train outside skills and make PF from C.
PF is much profitable position to trains than C but off course it's much harder and longer to develope


From: Peka80

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206280.4 in reply to 206280.1
Date: 1/11/2012 9:16:46 PM
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Pure C without outside skills are quite cheap and non-profitable.
Maybe you might try to draft outside players and keep 1 or 2 C and then train outside skills and make PF from C.
PF is much profitable position to trains than C but of course it's much harder and take a lot of time to develope



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From: Fishy

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206280.5 in reply to 206280.2
Date: 1/12/2012 2:19:24 PM
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Thanks for your reply, there´s a lot of information there, so it´ll take me a lil while to digest it all. What would you recommend I look for in a draft?

I had been thinking I should keep my one player, and use him as my primary Center to anchor my team, since I could probably have him for another 10 seasons or so. Should I try that and look to bolster my outside spots?

From: packer_22

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Date: 1/12/2012 3:54:45 PM
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since I could probably have him for another 10 seasons or so



Hopefully in ten seasons you will be in DII (or III or NBBA), then he will ride the bench, or be a minute scrub. You should train him, or be looking to upgrade.

I would look for 4 or 5 star centers, minimum 6'10". Potential should be minimum 3 stars, preferably 4 or 5.