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232290.44 in reply to 232290.43
Date: 12/9/2012 7:47:29 AM
Kitakyushu
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Let me put it this way, I bought a guy with 11 more TSP for 600k....

NT minutes is a huge plus.....and he bought a player he drafted, what is wrong with that? he also had over 5 million, so now he has 4.1 million...How I look at it...Japanese MVPs are rare. I still think the 400K I spent on Asano was the best I ever spent.
I know his ability to compete in the JBBL just took a serious hit. 900k don't grow on trees.

Are you kidding me...You have a BOT on your side, he is going to be a playoff team, plain and simple. I can also tell you this, ..If I were to draft a Nippon MVP player(even with a hole) I would do what Malice is doing...Training him...You drafted one and sold him for a player from USA, who most likely never make the NT team of the USA. Like I said...Just like when Swoosh bought Yasujiro for 700K...you can't pass up a HOF Japanese player.
So my conclusion is this...Now Kyoto gets to watch his player compete against the best in Asia every Monday. That is a pretty cool thing.
And How is the NT page a joke? Please explain.

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232290.48 in reply to 232290.47
Date: 12/9/2012 10:57:04 PM
Kitakyushu
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Yeah, sorry about that. Asano and those players are all older now and this is the U-21 thread. I didn't think it was right of me talking about my own player who is 25 here.

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232290.49 in reply to 232290.41
Date: 12/10/2012 9:29:18 AM
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Thanks that makes things much clearer.

A Wolph you are correct, we do get ripped off on the prices of Nippon players but if we want to help the NTs it is what we must do.

There has been a lot of criticism of the Skillsets of both Sonada & Kouzuki. Fair criticism. But I didn't train them, both were capped when bought. Now I have the chance with my own player to do it. MVP potential and my draft pick. Seems worth the extra cost to me.

Sonada has just 71 TSP but was a NT standout.
Kouzuki has also just 71 but was a NT contributor.
Ichiro Nishimura has 65 already at age 21. He should pass both of them this season. It will take a while to catch their primaries especially as he will have inside & outside training but within 2 seasons he will be much better than either ever was. At age 24 I imagine him being ready for NT. This season I will try to keep his shape up for the U21 team & he will get training on his primaries and well as some 1on1F.

My other trainees:
Kawaida 98 TSP (allstar potential & capped out early about age 22-3)
Konoe 97 TSP (also allstar potential & capped early)
Kawagichi 107 TSP at age 23 & still training.
Shidehara 82 TSP at age 21 coming from a very low starting salary.

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232290.50 in reply to 232290.49
Date: 12/10/2012 8:09:52 PM
Kitakyushu
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OK.....So we had a scrimmage and the Kazaks didn't want me to see their best, so he ran Patient and 1-3-1 zone...but the Nippon U-21 is good.
First....we call this the beast ball.....Nakata again...21pts and 18 rebounds and 4 assist for good measure...and he is only 20...WOW!
second....we call this one...Bench Beast...as in..I'll come off the bench but when I get into the game, I beast....
Nishimura...13 pts and 13 rebounds in 18 minutes...WHAT?? That is crazy
Kumatani...10 pts and 6 rebounds in 11 minutes....yeah...that is beasting!!!

And the GAME BALL goes to Isehara's boy..He was all over the place..13 pts 6 rebounds 7 assist and 2 blocks...NICE!!

Two big WORRIES!!
My two PG's dissappeared and as a team, we only hit 10-22 FTs....
Two big NO PROBLEMs..
A team ran PATIENT and were only 4-36 from 3pt land....Thanks to all the trainers for getting that OD squared away.
Second...2 of the 3 double digit rebounders popped in Rebounding last week...Thanks again to the trainers

and I will finish on this note...
GAMESHAPE is huge....please try and maintain an 8-9 all season managers....Next week's game will be for real.

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232290.53 in reply to 232290.52
Date: 12/10/2012 10:25:50 PM
Kitakyushu
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Well, I can tell you this...It is much easier than last time when I was U-21 manager. Last time was like pulling teeth on a Lion. This time is no joke. I even had Hijiki(Isehara Pistons) send me a "I'm sorry my guy didn't pop last week" BB Mail..crazy how nice some of these trainers are.
BTW.(abd off subject).Watch out for Hijiki..just like in Hattrick...silent but deadly. Even know I want to start 4-0...I will be running Motoori 48 tonight...let's see if the big fellow is up for it..
Tonights prediction
Isehara 84
Kitakyushu 81

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232290.54 in reply to 232290.50
Date: 12/12/2012 7:26:24 AM
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I agree with Wolph great managing the team. He is also correct 1-3-1 really kills outside shooting.

I would disagree that the PGs disapperaed. They shot badly but had 9 AST and 0 TO, the had rebounds, steals & kept their opponents to a similar scoring performance, despite them being in motion & our guards in LI.

Great work by both Murata & Nakata in an excellent game.

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