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It is worth your time to train! Train them untill 26 year old when training speed start to slows down. I would suggest pump primaries untill you think they are worthy enough that they will sell with a good amount of profit. Then I will do secondaries but I do secondaries anyhow because of how young my team is. I am currently training shot blocking in one of my teams pg/sg. The higher the potential means higher a player can cap so in that case common sense will mean more profit made off the player without spending money.

Player evaluation is forbidden in the forums.

Wait a minute there. He cannot even discuss his own players???? You have to be kidding.

Completely forgor, so sorry about that.

Thank you.

The rule reads: "In the forum areas of Buzzerbeater, it is not permitted to post:
- Player advertising and player valuation requests. "

The OP didn't request any player valuations, nor did anyone else. He posted his own player. Are we not even allowed to post our own players??? What earthly reason?

Thanks.

I want to sell them I think, unless it's worth my time to train them (if so give advice please).. How much would I be looking to get for them? They have decent starting skills with good height right?

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an estimation of something's worth, especially one carried out by a professional appraiser.
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I quoted bobbanana but this is for Mike Franks. There are plenty of reasons for which you are allowed to post about your own players. There are a few reasons for which you are not.

Example: Hey! Look at my awesome player! (allowed)

Example: Hey! Look at my awesome player! How much do you think he is worth? (not allowed)

Having said that, there are exceptions, like this thread in the USA forum.(255706.1), but even this thread has rules which should be followed.

Last edited by Harold Miner at 11/10/2015 12:00:55 AM

Example: Hey! Look at my awesome player! How much do you think he is worth? (not allowed)

What possible rationale is there for prohibiting this?

Personally... I am a firm believer in training players for your team in general because the difference it makes in you economy to have homegrown players can be much more astounding than you think. You also have a lot of older players who are on the decline of their skills too, so this would be a good time to transition as you go "younger" too....

That said, from a training standpoint: The 18 year old has horrible SB for a big. horrible OD and horrible JS, so he is what we would refer to as a "donkey". Basically, he'd be a big salary over-inflated guy with great primaries unless you spent massive time correcting him.

the 19 year old, while having those atrocious HN/DR/PA, the HN/DR is easily fixed with 1v1 forwards training. which, if you're only really training those 2 guys, but don't want to "tank" league games in the process, is still doable, since between your 2 league games and then cup/scrimmage you should be able to get them their 48+

Also, with the 19 year old being 7'1 and starting with strong OD that is a HUGE help... because even if you just pump primaries and make the 18 year old a donkey. The 19 year old, getting the same training will fairly more rounded because of that.

i could go into much less general, and much more specific detail if you want. BB-Mail me if that's the case. Ultimately it's up to you, but I don't think you can go wrong either way.