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Should I focus trainning on 2-3 players?

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138240.3 in reply to 138240.2
Date: 3/29/2010 6:18:26 PM
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if your guy is 22 then his potential is irrelevant because he will never reach it

i am assuming that you are a new team and my advice for new teams is to always train two positions

this will give you hopefully 5 good players by the end of the season if you keep the 2 you like the most and sell 3 you can buy a decent older player for each position you arent training

then next season add 3 more trainees to the 2 you kept and repeat

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138240.4 in reply to 138240.3
Date: 3/29/2010 6:23:28 PM
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Thanks to the two of you for your advice.

I have read that trainning 5 players a week means that those players are trained less well than if you only train 2 or three players. Is that so?

When you say two positions you mean PF and C. That`s what I am doing now in shot blocking. Are you saying that the 22 year old MVP isn`t worth trainning? If so that`s good ecause I can get some young PF`s and Cs and give them his trainning time.

Many thanks.

From: ZwwZ

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138240.5 in reply to 138240.4
Date: 3/29/2010 6:49:17 PM
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just a sidenote: smart lithuanians never train shot blocking...

From: abigfishy

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Date: 3/29/2010 7:24:29 PM
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yes if you do 1 pos training your guys improve faster and at the end of the season you will have 2-3 better players but no-one to sell so it depends on if you want a balanced team or a couple of stars

a typical big man training routine is 2 x is 2 x id 2 x re 1 x sb