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Sure, it is possible that the opponents of aggressive players have more risk of an injury because they get fouled more, but this is not a real correlation.

I believe this to be true.
I have a player, Matsumoto, who early on in his career fouled out often. I lifted his defense (in particular OD - and he's a big), and that helped considerably - he rarely fouls out now. Additionally, I've never had a player who injures as many players as he does (I *think* current count is 5?).

I do think some players get hurt more. And some players are a little more foul prone, though most of the time it ends up being match up related, I also think there is a little bit of a clutch or choke factor as well.

I do think some players get hurt more. And some players are a little more foul prone, though most of the time it ends up being match up related, I also think there is a little bit of a clutch or choke factor as well.

I have 5 different players whom have committed flagrant fouls:
Warren averages 3+ fouls per game

Hicks averages 3+ fouls per game

Trimble only commits fouls as a starter averaging less than 1 foul per game where he gets 38 minutes or less. but averaging over 4 fouls per game when he gets more than 38 minutes.

Sotello averages about 2 fouls per game (39 mins per game average too)

and Grady has 13 fouls in 123 minutes. fouling out twice ion 4 appearences.

http://www.buzzerbeater.com/match/87783681/pbp.aspx
4 6:59 62 — 95 G. Warren (A) is called for a shooting foul.
4 6:59 62 — 95 G. Warren (A) is assessed a flagrant foul.
4 0:09 79 — 108 A. Hicks (A) is called for a shooting foul.
4 0:09 79 — 108 A. Hicks (A) is assessed a flagrant foul.

Really Hicks? 9 seconds left down 30?

http://www.buzzerbeater.com/match/88881399/pbp.aspx
5 2:59 86 — 85 G. Warren (H) is called for a shooting foul.
5 2:59 86 — 85 G. Warren (H) is assessed a flagrant foul.

Grady has injured a player, and Warren has injured a player. None of my players have been injured.

Should consider signing them up for WWE xD

I'd be lying if I said I didn't consider keeping them around just because of their "physicality"

So it is determined that this factor does exist. At least from everything i've come across or read, this factor is assumed to be primarily a negative factor. It was mentioned in that BB-Forrest post, as others have alluded to as well, that these more aggressive players tend to also draw more fouls. I'm just curious about a couple things,

1) Has anyone noted a much higher frequency of FT shooting in their more aggressive players?
2) Has anyone tried to turn the aggressiveness into an advantage?

I'm particularly interested in the latter, in regards to if anyone has tried to train those aggressive players, primarily in areas like DR and FT, to take advantage of that factor and whether or not that has been effective. I ask because I assume that the BBs didn't put it in as just a completely negative trait for players though it seems to be viewed solely in that light. I know I for one have usually cut ties with those foul prone trainees but wonder if I'm missing out on tapping into them.

Not much, but here are some of foul prone players i've come across. Putting them here in case anyone wants to look through some players and try to note anything.
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Interesting read. Thanks for the link.

I'm still curious to see if anyone has really tried to turn this into an advantage and bolster it by training certain skills. Whether it would work or not is another question.

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