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He is great great trainee. He has NT future (at least U21) if well trained. Take his PA/JR around 10 among with his JS/JR/OD and you will have a world class player after 3-4 seasons. GM-somdetsfinest wants the perfect player, who can do it all, but like that i know Wendon who his price is 10M.

nah.. just focus train on his OD so that you won't be having a hard time training it when he is older.. grats to your rookie then..

Are you single position training him? If so why are you being more efficient with his minutes to maximize single position training across 3 people.

You don't want players who can do it all? My highest salary is $61k, my team is ranked 75th in the world, and I just throttled the world 45, 88-75, in a game that was only less than 30 points because my scrubs played the whole 4th quarter, even though his team salary is $150k more. Since I started playing this game I have tried to train my entire team, and not focus on one or two trainees or on one or two positions. It's probably a good explanation why I am currently -$19 MILLION on my transfer ledger, but maybe a possible explanation for my success. This week I am going to get my ass handed to me by Nitra Corgons and BC Hostivar, but hopefully my scrappers will put up a fight. And if I had 10 million I would buy Wendon, but since I don't I will settle for Ragnar Mårtensson, an 18k starter potential with a skill sum of 91 who just put up 32 points, 16 boards, and 15 assists in his last game. His cost? 2.7 million.

Of course i want ''do it all'' players. Nobody is saying that they are bad. My problem is that are REAR, and most of the time VERY expensive. Some teams they dont have the luxury to wait for the 1 ''do it all'' player when and if comes to the market, especially if they have big holes on there rosters. I won my 2 titles, with my SF being 7k salary, and his market value is around 400k. What i had to do to stay competitive? I had to buy a less all around player just to cover that position. My plans? keep that 2.5M player as a backup on SG/SF position and buy a real 1.

Also i am working my own ''Wendon''. If you cant buy him, you can try to create him. Take to the account that you are on the game for 3+ seasons more than me. You have spend 19M, couz you had them. How many managers have that luxury? My teams Transfer Balance: $ -8 862 400, and i just have 1.3M. with minimal buys. Its not like that i am saving my money

I have learned my lesson about the 2ndaries, and i will try to built my team accordingly. ''Outside attack too strong ?'' (125704.1) really helped me to learn more about the game.Also i have decided during the ASG instead training FT's or stamina to train Passing for the team. Lets see the results here. I have never trained PA, so 2-3 pop ups are possible. (high subs for some of my players at PA)

wendon imo is a good player but he will pay duty if he will face a strong NT player PG or SF (I mean great shoters) if wendon plays SF and he will suffer a lot against a strong PF if he plays PF

my best rookie:

Owner: adams guns

Weekly salary: $ 4 723

DMI: 15700
Age: 18
Height: 7'1" / 216 cm
Potential: superstar
Game Shape: respectable
Jump Shot: atrocious Jump Range: inept
Outside Def.: inept Handling: awful
Driving: awful Passing: average
Inside Shot: average Inside Def.: respectable ↑
Rebounding: respectable Shot Blocking: respectable
Stamina: awful Free Throw: mediocre

Experience: atrocious

obviously a center...
also training two 21 yo mvp's with good stats along with Raul in 1 position training!

What you guys think??

potential isn't that good for a center

potential isn't that good for a center

You can train guys with Superstar potential up to around 125-145.000$ salary, so it's not really bad, is it?
Unless you want to train one of the top 10 centers worldwide.