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152606.3 in reply to 152606.2
Date: 7/25/2010 1:31:15 AM
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I know that the easiest way would be to start him at PG, but My starter PG just happens to be my star player averaging over 20 points per game so if I take him out then we might get blown out. But wait, if I had him as back-up for PG and SG and SF how many minutes would my star PG get then?

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152606.4 in reply to 152606.1
Date: 7/25/2010 4:06:40 AM
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Your out of the cup so just start him in your scrimmage or even play him the full game in your scrimmage.

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152606.5 in reply to 152606.3
Date: 7/25/2010 7:34:51 AM
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Right. Let you star PG start the two league games and your trainee will start the scrimmage. Easy choice:)
You can let you trainee be the backup and reserve for the league games as well, and have third player getting backup and reserve minutes during the scrimmage.

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152606.6 in reply to 152606.1
Date: 7/25/2010 12:33:55 PM
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Well I started him in games I thought we would win which one of them happens to be this week. I am training pressure for my PG's, but my star player is getting 43 minutes and my trainee is getting 5 minutes. How come my trainee isn't getting 48 minutes?

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152606.7 in reply to 152606.6
Date: 7/25/2010 1:03:00 PM
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Your star player is getting too many minutes and his GS is really suffering. Ideally u want players to get about 60-70 minutes game time a week. Usually u can start a player 2 games a week with a backup and they get around the right minutes. In your case though your backup seems to be too weak meaning your starter gets over 80 minutes which is too much. You made it worse by playing your star player in your scrimmage when he should have been out of the lineup. Until your backup improves you might only be able to start him 1 game a week and have him backup in the other.

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152606.8 in reply to 152606.2
Date: 7/26/2010 12:18:43 AM
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what does the minutes mean?

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152606.9 in reply to 152606.8
Date: 7/26/2010 9:42:51 PM
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The "minutes" is the accumulated minutes the player has played for that week. (starting on saturday's game and ending with thursday's cup/scrimmage game).

It is important because getting your players the optimal minutes per week of 50-75 min has a direct correlation with an increase in gameshape.