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Date: 3/14/2022 9:09:23 AM
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In order to win the title, I tried to build a full roster of 10 good players able to play a DII league game. The exhaustion mechanism will be fully effective during play-off games ?
I think my league opponent will have a starting 5 matching my starters but my bench will be deeper and stronger (thats what she said).

Do you think its a good decision do do that instead of improving my starters ? Shall we use a rotation of 10 or it will still ok to use a rotation of 7-8 players ?


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313884.2 in reply to 313884.1
Date: 3/14/2022 1:09:30 PM
Valencia Basket Club (Taronjas)
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The exhaustion mechanism will be fully effective during play-off games ?

Yes, unless there is another change.

Shall we use a rotation of 10 or it will still ok to use a rotation of 7-8 players ?

I think a rotation of 7-8 players will still be good. Especially of 8. The usual rotation of 6 players will be propably problematic.

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313884.3 in reply to 313884.2
Date: 3/14/2022 1:29:55 PM
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Yes I think the same.
And maybe the use of a fixed rotation would be more problematic than "Let the coach decide" or "Free rotation", because in a fixed rotation, players will play more than 35 min in very close games, even if they are exhausted and their performance drop dramatically.

I also think that maybe we could use a roster of 8 in PO, but put one of two player as reservists just in case of exhaustion of starters and bench...

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313884.4 in reply to 313884.1
Date: 3/20/2022 7:32:56 AM
Roter Stern Stuttgart
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You still have two weeks to test the effect on ratings, player performance etc in you privateleague-games.

The answer to your question is also depending on players and their age/stamina of your playoff-opponents

Best regards,
Ted

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313884.5 in reply to 313884.4
Date: 3/20/2022 6:32:23 PM
Village Idiots
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Yeah stamina is really the thing to keep track of. Having a deep bench would be good if your starters all have low stamina... If you have great stamina on your key players, you might not need as deep of a bench.

I think playing faster tactics might deplete your players stamina faster, so that's another thing to keep in mind if you are running a shallow lineup

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Date: 3/21/2022 2:10:31 PM
Peristeri Thunder
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Does they affect both teams equally?

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313884.11 in reply to 313884.10
Date: 3/21/2022 2:46:13 PM
Peristeri Thunder
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Thank you very much Justin!