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242043.4 in reply to 242043.3
Date: 5/24/2013 6:17:24 PM
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Game Shape is probably affected by at least the last 4 weeks. So the 11 minutes he got the week of his injury and the 0 the week after that are still holding him back. Looks like your team would have took advantage of a week of GS training.

My theory is that its the number of possessions played per week towards an ideal set by stamina and age, and not the number of minutes. So a faster offense needs fewer minutes and if both teams play a faster offense, even fewer.

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242043.5 in reply to 242043.1
Date: 5/24/2013 6:26:01 PM
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I tend to believe that 70 minutes + is too much.

I generally see that 49-65 seems ideal. Note that I've only EVER used massage doctors.

Also I see players sit at respectable for awhile even with good minutes. Generally if they get 49-65 each week they will be proficient in most cases towards the end of a season. Sometimes they will be strong (25%). Seldom they will be respectable (10%).

However sitting at average I would blame over use of the player.

Also I am not certain but playing low minutes 3 times a week seems better than 48 all in one game but that's just my experience.


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242043.8 in reply to 242043.7
Date: 5/25/2013 5:42:32 AM
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but your own data shows that the break point -- when GS is likely to fall -- is on the other side of 80 minutes.

estimating, if peak minutes (around 60) produces what looks to be 60% likelihood of a GS increase of 1, then at 70 - 75 minutes, the likelihood (only) drops to around 40%. it is still positive (likely) to produce an increase, and two weeks running -- i have no skills at statistics -- but wouldn't that make very likely to produce an increase?

i will grant the point that what happened to my player is statistically improbable, minutely possible. in other words, bad luck.

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242043.11 in reply to 242043.10
Date: 5/25/2013 9:23:22 AM
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Maybe it's just bad luck. I don't know. I know that most, if not all of my players had those types of minutes, they'd probably be in 8 GS in the very least. Do you have a massage doctor?

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242043.12 in reply to 242043.10
Date: 5/25/2013 9:59:23 AM
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when i see people with worse luck than me, i feel better.

now i am worried that next week will bring no improvement -- no matter, i will be out of the playoffs by then.

here's a crap story: another player in my league had a four week injury -- one week of playing, and his GS is an 8.

when you're hot, you're hot -- and when you're not, you're not.

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242043.14 in reply to 242043.1
Date: 5/25/2013 11:09:56 AM
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It's a big random this season. Almost as big as a bug. Developers can say whatever they want but we're all witnessing gs crazy rampage week in week out. This week my player dropped from 8 to 7 with 63 minutes. In U21 a guy with 82 mins pops from 7 to 8. Just a big random and I would say they increased it at the start of the season to make it more "interesting".

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