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From: Brutus
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264351.31 in reply to 264351.30
Date: 11/23/2014 5:03:10 AM
Brutus Buckeye
ASL
Overall Posts Rated:
207207
Second Team:
The Ironmen
Much happier with game shapes this season. All our core guys are at 8 or 9. So much better than the last two seasons. Let's hope this continues.

Last edited by Brutus at 11/23/2014 6:30:07 AM

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264351.32 in reply to 264351.30
Date: 11/23/2014 5:12:08 AM
Brutus Buckeye
ASL
Overall Posts Rated:
207207
Second Team:
The Ironmen
I like how Maeda is coming along, and thanks for the pop this week. I think there have been quite a few lately.

By the way for everyone on pops and line-ups. We have 9 guys that I would call our regulars. They are always in the line-up and playing unless they are injured or gameshapes are bad. That leaves 3 open spots for the 12 that will suit up for the game. I like to reward players when they have training pops. This week Maeda, Takabe, and Shindehara each had a pop and as a reward for the training focus they will each get to dress for the game. No promises though that they will see any playing time.

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Date: 11/23/2014 6:03:17 AM
Brutus Buckeye
ASL
Overall Posts Rated:
207207
Second Team:
The Ironmen
On the U21 team we have

Fumitake Nakata (33169491)
Weekly salary: $ 16 570
DMI: 265400
Age: 21
Height: 6'10" / 208 cm
Potential: superstar


Yuya Akimoto (33169496)
Weekly salary: $ 9 279
DMI: 60400
Age: 20
Height: 6'10" / 208 cm
Potential: MVP

as well of a bunch of guys with allstar potential, 5k salaries and in pitiful GS lol.

Maybe Brutus you should contact their owners & tell them they could have the next NT bigs on their hands and discuss their training.



As I've gone out to contact these owners I've noticed that Akimoto's owner, JURIANA of Saitama Kobatons hasn't logged in since October 18th. We should be watching to see if he goes bot soon, and someone be ready to grab Akimoto. Or, this could be one of those accounts that just logs in every 6 weeks. I haven't been watching him that close so not sure.

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264351.34 in reply to 264351.32
Date: 11/23/2014 6:53:59 AM
Kitakyushu
ASL
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By the way for everyone on pops and line-ups. We have 9 guys that I would call our regulars. They are always in the line-up and playing unless they are injured or gameshapes are bad. That leaves 3 open spots for the 12 that will suit up for the game. I like to reward players when they have training pops. This week Maeda, Takabe, and Shindehara each had a pop and as a reward for the training focus they will each get to dress for the game. No promises though that they will see any playing time.


Even for scrimmages?

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Date: 11/23/2014 7:00:59 AM
Brutus Buckeye
ASL
Overall Posts Rated:
207207
Second Team:
The Ironmen
I'm going to take your suggestion to mix it up more on scrimmages to give some of the younger guys some experience. I think I will prioritize for guys that have been getting pops. Maybe I can make it so that guys who are getting pops recently are prioritized for playing time in scrimmages. That should be a good reward for the effort.

From: malice

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264351.36 in reply to 264351.35
Date: 11/23/2014 7:21:19 AM
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I'm going to take your suggestion to mix it up more on scrimmages to give some of the younger guys some experience. I think I will prioritize for guys that have been getting pops. Maybe I can make it so that guys who are getting pops recently are prioritized for playing time in scrimmages. That should be a good reward for the effort.


Remember: scrimmages impact rankings, and rankings impact future games. Sure: reward, but don't sacrifice.
Additionally, scrimmages are an opportunity to try out different tactics.

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From: Brutus
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264351.37 in reply to 264351.36
Date: 11/24/2014 3:43:02 PM
Brutus Buckeye
ASL
Overall Posts Rated:
207207
Second Team:
The Ironmen
Nice win this week against Indonesia 135-123. We lost to them in a scrimmage last season by 12 points. Great to see us flip this around.

A couple key points from this game:

Free-throws: We shot 83% from the line. A couple seasons ago I was complaining about our poor free throw shooting. We've made good progress here and has been decent all season.

3-point shooting: We shot 48% (17 of 35) on 3-pointers. I targeted to go after their weaker outside defense and this paid off well. With the development of our guards we are now able to make a strong showing with many different offensive strategies. This is a great asset.

And as a I mentioned before, game shapes were very good for us.

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264351.38 in reply to 264351.37
Date: 11/24/2014 5:27:35 PM
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Good win bro!!

Only a consideration: our effirt wasn't at the same level unfortunately!....

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264351.39 in reply to 264351.38
Date: 11/24/2014 5:30:31 PM
Brutus Buckeye
ASL
Overall Posts Rated:
207207
Second Team:
The Ironmen
According to the game log:

Both teams played at the same effort level.

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264351.40 in reply to 264351.39
Date: 11/24/2014 5:46:40 PM
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No bro: I've used normal against some other teams, you choose the right way to take it easy....

Don't know if you've seen the matchup rating of the match...


Last edited by IT_force (ITA Coach) at 11/24/2014 5:46:54 PM

From: malice

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Date: 11/25/2014 6:24:05 AM
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I think he means that our Enth was probably different... ?

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