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143031.17 in reply to 143031.9
Date: 5/6/2010 7:38:18 PM
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Hey

In the scenario you described I think this other PG you were describing should be assigned to an alternate position. So in the event of a blowout, this player will play the other position instead.

If you have him unassigned to anything, he might get minutes at PG. So the solution is to assign him to a position but just not PG.

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143031.18 in reply to 143031.17
Date: 5/7/2010 5:58:04 AM
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If you want to maximise your chances of getting training for 6 different guys, you should dress no more than 8 players for each game. For both of your trainees, you have to assign them to all 3 depth spots (primary - backup - reserve). Also, make sure your bench players for 3 non-trainable positions are listed both as backup and reserve. This way you shouldn not have any vacant spots in your whole lineup. As others mentioned, use let them play.

You may also want to play a slower-oriented tactic to make sure your trainees don't tire too much (I believe some of them might have low stamina).

I've been using 2-position training for 6 weeks now and I've been fairly successful with that. The first 3 weeks I pulled it off and got full training for all 6 guys. The following 3 weeks I only managed to train 5 guys because of fouling out.

Good luck to you!

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143031.19 in reply to 143031.17
Date: 5/7/2010 9:59:27 AM
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So it´s possible to give 48 minutes to a player in a position that he usually doesn´t play if you set him as starter, backup and reserve, if all the others dressed players are assigned at other positions.
Thanks a lot.

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143031.20 in reply to 143031.19
Date: 5/7/2010 11:18:58 AM
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just as i thought.
thanks

probably a dumb question, but still...
i got bad stamina's and three throws. what would you choose to train? during all star week
i've chosen three throws. reason: 1.equal players (so am not sure if stamina takes any important role) and 2. possible outcome- more points from three throw line

Last edited by Andriuchanas at 5/7/2010 11:20:54 AM

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143031.21 in reply to 143031.20
Date: 5/7/2010 2:34:55 PM
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Stamina IS important especially when a player is playing heavy minutes.

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143031.22 in reply to 143031.21
Date: 5/8/2010 7:05:13 AM
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As Johny said stamina is very important. It helps your playesr play at high consistency throughout the whole match. If a player has low stamina, he will get tired towards the ending of a game and perform much worse than normal.

As for FT, I don't see them play an important role. I mean, I have players with low and high FT skills and they shoot at about the same percentage. It usually only makes difference in a big sample of FTs attempts.