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242849.2 in reply to 242849.1
Date: 6/10/2013 5:19:03 PM
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One position training for Passing until passing reaches average and then go into some OD (pressure) training until OD reaches proficient. That would be a very nice start for him

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Date: 6/11/2013 2:33:01 AM
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This kid seems like he would make a good SF. And with his HoF potential and 51 TSP I'd shoot for making him an elite SF. Get yourself a Superior trainer. Train IS/ID/RB while he's young and then transition into guard skills after 2-3 seasons.

But if you want to make him a different kind of player, go for it.

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242849.4 in reply to 242849.3
Date: 6/11/2013 3:13:44 AM
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I was really hoping for something more outside oriented or possibly making U21 or NT. What do you think is best?

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242849.5 in reply to 242849.4
Date: 6/11/2013 9:22:24 AM
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Because of his height, your chance at NT is as a SF. You might be able to make a U21 guard out of him even with his height because of nice starting skills, but it will be kinda iffy. Even for, I'd go SF with him.

Whatever plan you choose, the thing you want to remember is that it's easier to train against height early in a player's career.

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242849.6 in reply to 242849.5
Date: 6/11/2013 10:57:06 PM
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I would consider alternating Od and jr on two game weeks and 1v1 forwards all star break and offseason. You would be looking at 1 js, 2-3 jr, 2-3 Od, 3 ha, 3 dr, 1 IS, and possibly an ID pop. Depending on sublevels I would bet 13 pops. Possibly 15. This sets up your elastic effect in passing in a couple seasons.

Age 19 and 20 you train IS and ID during three game weeks and rebounding during all star break and off season. There is four to five IS and ID pops each plus 3-4 rebounding pops. Possible SB pop, figure high end for IS and ID.

Age 21. All passing. Expect 7-8 pops in passing. 1v1 forwards or rebounding during all star break and offseason.

Age 22-27 have fun.

Edit. Not exactly intended for RS

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242849.7 in reply to 242849.6
Date: 7/12/2013 10:07:10 PM
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Owner: la thunder

Weekly salary: $ 9 260
Role: regular starter
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DMI: 25300
Age: 20
Height: 6'0" / 183 cm
Potential: perennial allstar
Game Shape: inept
Jump Shot: sensational ↑ Jump Range: strong ↑
Outside Def.: proficient Handling: sensational
Driving: sensational Passing: proficient
Inside Shot: awful Inside Def.: pitiful
Rebounding: atrocious Shot Blocking: pitiful
Stamina: respectable Free Throw: pitiful

Experience: awful

What do you think about this guy what should i train him on next?

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242849.8 in reply to 242849.7
Date: 7/12/2013 10:26:47 PM
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Secondaries.

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242849.9 in reply to 242849.8
Date: 7/12/2013 11:02:36 PM
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I disagree. Proficient outside D is not very good. Especially since he is a guard and is already 20. I would train that up to sensational and then work on some passing.

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242849.10 in reply to 242849.9
Date: 7/12/2013 11:06:58 PM
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Look at his secondaries. 3/2/1/2 That's really bad. Yeah, I guess in regards to what he should train "next," train OD, but those secondaries are absolutely terrible.

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242849.11 in reply to 242849.9
Date: 7/12/2013 11:11:13 PM
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I was just about to say the same thing as E.B.W. Secondaries make a player more cost-efficient and also make a good player great; however, without adequate primaries, the player will not be able to hold his own. Also, if a secondary is bad enough to start out with, it may not be worth fixing. Especially in the case of IS, the difference between 1 to 4 is not very significant at all IMO; since OD trains ID as a secondary and since everyone trains OD, most guards will have decent enough ID that you really need IS of at least 6 or better for it to be considered a strength (more in higher divisions). I personally would want 8+ IS on all of my guards.

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242849.12 in reply to 242849.10
Date: 7/12/2013 11:14:47 PM
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I'm not seeing things wrong am I? He is a guard. Not a small forward or big. ID, shot-blocking and Rebounding are not that important on most guards. The only thing I would advise him to train out of those four skills that you mentioned is Inside shot (which can be trained up quickly with 1v1 for forwards). You have not even played this game for a full season I don't believe, so I know you are just trying to give advice based on what you know but It's not the best to advise other managers to train their 6'0" guard in rebounding and inside D, especially when they could easily use some more OD and passing (which is crucial for guards). Not the best advice, but I suppose if he likes your idea then he can run with it and train rebounding up to legendary.

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