I never saw when arich team had tried to take the same player a team from lower division wanted to have.It does happen, a lot. And the reason is because most managers can afford to purchase players they can't maintain.In the real-world it does not happen.Here, it happens only when:1) The player is not gonna be the main player of the rich team, but just a role-player while for the other team he is gonna be a main player.2) The lower division's user does not know what he is doing and he is on the road for bunkrupt.Also in the real world, if a team from an unknown land will give a player a contract which is much higher than any NBA team, and for a long period, he will go to there.You know a lot about everything!! :PI wasn't referring to the real world. I was referring to BB. BB is loosely based off real world basketball, but it can't maintain the exact same setup, because it is a video game.
I never saw when arich team had tried to take the same player a team from lower division wanted to have.It does happen, a lot. And the reason is because most managers can afford to purchase players they can't maintain.In the real-world it does not happen.Here, it happens only when:1) The player is not gonna be the main player of the rich team, but just a role-player while for the other team he is gonna be a main player.2) The lower division's user does not know what he is doing and he is on the road for bunkrupt.Also in the real world, if a team from an unknown land will give a player a contract which is much higher than any NBA team, and for a long period, he will go to there.
I never saw when arich team had tried to take the same player a team from lower division wanted to have.It does happen, a lot. And the reason is because most managers can afford to purchase players they can't maintain.
I never saw when arich team had tried to take the same player a team from lower division wanted to have.
we all lose