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304430.9 in reply to 304430.5
Date: 5/28/2020 5:59:24 AM
Stella Abadís
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That's not reassuring at all. As drastic as the decision might be, I think it's the only course of action. I will see how he does today (he's debuting in half an hour), but given his foul tendency with his previous team, hope is little. Since he won't play any key role in my team in the near future, as he was bought mainly to train, I may wait some weeks to sell him, at least till he gets expensive enough to compensate the investment. But it's truly a shame, as I said before, I was meaning to buy his teammate and I got confused when bidding.

Thanks for your comment.

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304430.10 in reply to 304430.6
Date: 5/28/2020 6:04:05 AM
Stella Abadís
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You will want players with less than 1 foul per 10 minutes played.


That's exactly what I look for. If you check my team, you'll notice my players are as calm as puppies. No more than 2 fouls per game, except for one pivot (average of 3 fouls per game). As I said, I bid on this player while thinking it was his teammate (I was distracted). They both had the same skills, but foul average changes everything.

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304430.11 in reply to 304430.7
Date: 5/28/2020 6:06:55 AM
Stella Abadís
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fouling players aren't necessarily a bad thing, my guy picked up 4 quick fouls in the 1st quarter in the finals game yesterday and on the 4th he injured their player. He didn't get another the rest of the game and I came back from 15 down to win by 20.


There's a bright side then. We'll see how many players this one sends to the hospital during the weeks he'll play for my team. If he helps us perform a comeback like yours, I'll keep him.