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Date: 10/23/2013 5:29:33 PM
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hey everyone, is it possible to have the same player injured 3 times in the same season? do some players get injured more often than others? does minute management, game shape, or stamina have an effect on this? thank you immensely for your thoughts in advance.

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250277.3 in reply to 250277.1
Date: 10/24/2013 1:36:59 PM
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Basically already answered (injuries are terribly random), but to specify:

Yes, a player can be injured 3 or more times in a season.

There are factors that can increase injury frequency. Minutes played or shot frequency should have an effect, and proneness to foul/be fouled as well. I don't think game shape or stamina have an effect.

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Date: 10/25/2013 3:44:39 PM
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I think the injury thing is bull at times... I really do. If a player is playing at a high level with high stamina and being trained is such a way, injuries should not occur. I understand freak injury's by fouls. But if the player knee pops loose or break his feet on random and has trained at high level for years with no injury's. Its bulls.

I just don't see it happening, this games needs a injured reserve, temp hire for injured players 13 day is a very long time. Even more when more players a get hurt. All it leads to is playing cheap tactics for the "W" and the profit. I have lost almost 30 thousand in revenue these last few games. Jersey money is down by almost 1 thousand a game.

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250277.5 in reply to 250277.4
Date: 10/25/2013 4:26:03 PM
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I think the injury thing is bull at times... I really do. If a player is playing at a high level with high stamina and being trained is such a way, injuries should not occur. I understand freak injury's by fouls. But if the player knee pops loose or break his feet on random and has trained at high level for years with no injury's. Its bulls.


I'll tell you what: point me to an injury in BB that wasn't caused by a foul, and I'll agree entirely that it's bulls.

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