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197433.4 in reply to 197433.3
Date: 9/30/2011 5:40:55 PM
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same sort of question is this guy a PF r should i train him as a C

Weekly salary: $ 3 902
Role: rotation player
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DMI: 46000
Age: 18
Height: 6'8" / 203 cm
Potential: superstar
Game Shape: proficient
Jump Shot: average Jump Range: pitiful
Outside Def.: pitiful Handling: average
Driving: awful Passing: inept
Inside Shot: mediocre ↑ Inside Def.: respectable
Rebounding: average Shot Blocking: strong
Stamina: average Free Throw: awful

Experience: atrocious

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197433.5 in reply to 197433.1
Date: 9/30/2011 5:44:35 PM
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If you would like to train him for a longer period, I'd definitely go for the PF option. He is a bit to tall to train outside skills for a SF. And since I've been training SF's for a season or 6, I definitely can tell the difference in trainingspeed is significant.

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197433.6 in reply to 197433.5
Date: 9/30/2011 5:46:52 PM
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Thank you and what should he ultimatly look like? I was planning on training till around 25-26

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197433.7 in reply to 197433.4
Date: 9/30/2011 5:48:10 PM
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From the looks this guy is more suited for a center than PF his OD and JR are too low to make into a good PF.

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197433.8 in reply to 197433.7
Date: 9/30/2011 5:49:41 PM
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ok

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197433.9 in reply to 197433.1
Date: 9/30/2011 7:05:34 PM
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Let's put it like this. Your player is really a bit too tall for a "inside-out" SF. But there are successful 6 foot 10 SF, like the ace in Lietuva NT and the one owned by Secret Agents. I'd say that 6"9 is still alright and with this kind of outside skills, it's a waste if he doesn't become a world class SF in the future. But of course, he's probably a inside-focused SF. Stop training 1on 1. Train OD to 12-13 at the very least. This will take you roughly a season (yes, it's real slow for a 6'9). At the same time, ID may rise to 10. Then train RB. With his potential, his sky is unlimited, if you are patient enough.

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197433.10 in reply to 197433.1
Date: 9/30/2011 7:12:52 PM
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Well-rounded PF's, like this player has the potential to become, are just as rare as true SF's in this game. Darkyjozef had a few good posts yesterday on the US forum on the value a player like this would have as a PF. Check it out if you get a chance.

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197433.12 in reply to 197433.3
Date: 10/1/2011 1:43:14 AM
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the way things are going PF. but the position really doesn't matter that much. what matters is what do you really expect of him.


[quote Train OD to 12-13 at the very least. This will take you roughly a season (yes, it's real slow for a 6'9). At the same time, ID may rise to 10. Then train RB. With his potential, his sky is unlimited, if you are patient enough.

- this is what you should start off with. Imo, after some rebounding throw in some 1v1 and passing. It's very easy to make a high salary (useless) monster, but it's damn hard and long to train a successful well rounded player

If it were me(and this is just me). For the next for seasons it would be:
1.OD
2.ID
3.1v1
4.PA

If you do this you'll end up with a guy that looks something like this:

JS 11 JR 7
OD ~14 HA 19
DR 20 PA ~10
IS 16 ID 17
RB 6 SB 5

Best position PF, projected salary about 60k.

From: Coolbobj

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197433.14 in reply to 197433.13
Date: 10/1/2011 5:09:28 AM
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It keeps the salary lower for the SF, I guess.

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