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4.5 for familiar even tho you sold 4 players in August (not counting 1k scrubs)

How?

I sell 1 player, even a backup, and I go down to 0.5 balls for what seems for a whole season.

One of the four players that was counted was a fresh draft pick (as were the 1k scrubs).

But you'll also note that all of those guys sold before last season really started, so we're 1.5 seasons into a stretch with only one sale (a backup that rarely received minutes any further).

The guys who are getting the most minutes for me have been on my team quite some time. I have one player who I added
at the end of last season, and everyone else has been on my team at least since the end of season 20. My two leading players in terms of minutes played per game are a draft pick from season 16 and a guy I picked up in 17. There's really little roster turnover so I tend to do well on that section - not sure how I also get credit for the "trying to improve the team" one since I don't even make a lot of bids on players, unless they count cycling through staff somewhat frequently there.

Yes that seems to be the balancing act. (familiar with star players vs improving the team) Do well in one means doing poorly in the other usually.
I'll see if my familiar rating rises keeping the same starting 5 for a season.

Well i agree with your fans, the fans drive all that way to see a lost. why should they give a a 4 or 5 stars, you lost by 4 points its sayng it was a winnable game if the team played harder and with some self conviction LOL :). None of team players are giving gas money back home to these fans after a lost. Image how they feel after buying tickets in a hostile enviroment, eating over priced hotdogs and popcorn and drink, at least repay the debt them with a solid win, so why should they go home happy about a 4pt lost. :)

Im not being mean its just my opinion but I agree 100% with your fans, it was a poor performace by your team and you should have won that game by all mean. i dont see how you lost, neither do your fans.. Sorry if that sounded rude.

But the customer is alway right :)

Last edited by Mr. Glass at 1/9/2013 2:48:33 PM