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220683.5 in reply to 220683.4
Date: 6/24/2012 10:37:10 AM
Milwaukee Lethargy
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true. good points.
lol, i once had a combination of your first part (bad enough) plus low stamina. it was actually a surprise if he didn't get subbed out for a minute or two! a pretty consistent 45-47 minutes each game. (which sucked, since i could only get away with using him in cup games / scrimmages)

kind of related, i loved the times i'd be training a guy at PG & the coach would randomly move him to SG for a minute or 2 in the 4th quarter & move the SG to PG. (no substitution, just position swap). i guess that kind of fits in with the first part of what you wrote though.

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220683.6 in reply to 220683.5
Date: 6/24/2012 4:10:43 PM
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Stamina, in game injuries, foul outs, garbage time. Lets face it, it is hard work training three players. That is without even thinking about the losses your team takes because your team is playing a rookie at PG for 48+ or what happens when he does come out and your coach subs in a C at PG. You can train two players easily, but if you want to train three you have to accept a lot of difficulties.

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220683.7 in reply to 220683.6
Date: 6/24/2012 10:27:24 PM
Headless Thompson Gunners
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Canada Purple Haze BC
I have been 1 position training with the same 3 players for several seasons
and while I have run into foul trouble and injuries
never have my players been substituted out at a cost of a minute or two
I suppose it will happen now!

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220683.8 in reply to 220683.5
Date: 6/25/2012 9:45:11 AM
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true. good points.
lol, i once had a combination of your first part (bad enough) plus low stamina. it was actually a surprise if he didn't get subbed out for a minute or two! a pretty consistent 45-47 minutes each game. (which sucked, since i could only get away with using him in cup games / scrimmages)

kind of related, i loved the times i'd be training a guy at PG & the coach would randomly move him to SG for a minute or 2 in the 4th quarter & move the SG to PG. (no substitution, just position swap). i guess that kind of fits in with the first part of what you wrote though.


I didn't get that particular swap a lot. What I do get, though, is the case where my trainee at PG fouls out and despite having a perfectly good guard on the bench (who is backing up SF or SG), the coach instead decides to put in a PF/C who is backing up a big man.

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220683.9 in reply to 220683.7
Date: 6/30/2012 2:12:03 PM
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Wow you must be the most lucky manager ever. Basically every single game at the end I sit there hoping that my moronic coach wont sub off my trainee for no reason. However to be fair this season I have had a very good run in that department he hasn't done much cretinous.

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220683.10 in reply to 220683.9
Date: 6/30/2012 10:09:05 PM
Headless Thompson Gunners
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Canada Purple Haze BC
Didn't I call it - me and my big mouth
SG subsituted by a PF at 44 minutes tonight

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220683.11 in reply to 220683.10
Date: 7/2/2012 1:04:03 AM
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Lol it was a virtual certainty.