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15639.25 in reply to 15639.22
Date: 11/17/2008 1:08:51 AM
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I'm trying to have the first player with 10 strongs. (Although he is probably already out there.)


5 strongs, 1 proficient and 3 prominents... (lots of sublevels) with respectable experience.... so not quite but almost... overall he has just got his 100th point (stamina/ft/exp - all included)

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15639.26 in reply to 15639.25
Date: 11/17/2008 1:26:15 AM
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That is awesome. That's what I'm trying to do with the all of my PG, SG, SF, and PF. My best is 4 strong 4 proficient.

Last edited by somdetsfinest at 11/17/2008 1:26:30 AM

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15639.27 in reply to 15639.26
Date: 11/17/2008 2:10:28 AM
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i fear that he is reaching his softcap though.... i'd ideally like to give him 8 more pops before switching to a younger guy but if his salary surprises me after this weeks update i might try train him a little bit longer!

the funniest thing is his transfer compare is 1.3 to 1.7mil although he is a little bit better than his peers... ha...

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15639.28 in reply to 15639.25
Date: 11/17/2008 6:24:24 AM
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If we are counting in Stamina, FT and EXP, then my best guy has 106 points altogether.

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15639.29 in reply to 15639.28
Date: 11/17/2008 9:55:20 AM
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Nice to read... i would hope i can get the last pops i want... can i ask how old he is?

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15639.30 in reply to 15639.29
Date: 11/17/2008 10:42:15 AM
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22, will turn 23 in the offseason.

Started out as a 19 year old in Season 3. But I have to admit that for a center he was given a big amount of outside skills.

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15639.31 in reply to 15639.20
Date: 11/17/2008 2:44:05 PM
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Larry Bird. Julius Erving. John Havlicek. Scottie Pippen. Rick Barry. James Worthy. Lerbon James.

Pretty valuable players making pretty valuable contributions to the game and their teams.
Small forwards are the quintessential basketball players. They must be able to play both ends of the floor and both in the paint and on the perimeter.

Except not every team has one of these HOF-caliber players on his roster. On the other hand, the NBA is full of examples of regular run-of-the-mill small forwards who _cannot_ play both inside and outside.

Last edited by GM-kozlodoev at 11/17/2008 2:44:44 PM

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15639.32 in reply to 15639.31
Date: 11/17/2008 10:13:12 PM
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Certainly not every team has a HOF caliber player. But to their teams, Luol Deng, Andre Iguadola, Peja (when he was in Sac) Stephen Jackson, Paul Pierce, Gerald Wallace are arguably their teams' most valuable player. I could go through each team and could critique say the 50 best players of all time to decide which position is the most or least valuable but that would be silly because anyone who has ever played basketball knows that all positions are or can be important and also anyone who has ever played the game knows that the more complete your game is the better a player you are.

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.