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271251.7 in reply to 271251.6
Date: 6/30/2015 7:27:01 PM
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I make 79 000/week from my TV stuff.

My net income is 84 000$, and I currently hold 190 000$ on my account, so I cannot afford any really big purchases.

Also, my ranking is so low, that I'm not allowed to hire any single player worth over 75 000$ a week, so players listed above cost too much. I think a player with a salary between 20 000$ and 40 000$ would fit nicely.

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271251.8 in reply to 271251.1
Date: 6/30/2015 7:52:40 PM
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look, refrain from buying players who cost too much (in terms of acquisition or salary). 100k salary is not a good idea at your level. Neither is 50k. 20k and below should be your target.

The 2 top teams in the red conference are pretty good teams for your level. I doubt you can leapfrog them by the end of the season and they will play the finals at home. The difference at the moment is like 80 (you) and 120 (them). Even if you buy a great shooter and play patient it won't be enough.

So you will have to remain calm and build for the future:
PG: maybe keep that 36yo but he won't help you for long. Get someone with these skills in order of importance: OD>PA>HA>JR. Even someone like this guy could help you: (22595181)
SG: ideally, compared to the PG, you will want to have someone with some shooting while sacrificing handling or passing or both. Someone like this is too expensive but he would be good in D3: (20964855)
SF: now this is fairly straightforward: most possible skills in OD/ID/PA/JS/IS/RB. You're looking at players like (26605508) or (32646055)
PF/C: Get one guy who can defend and the other who can shoot. This could be your D guy (35739057) and this could be your O guy (30738192) or (24862428). Then you will have to be able to play either at PF/C and leave or switch defensive assignments to maximise their effectiveness in the matchups.

As you can see there is no such thing as a free lunch. These players all cost money. You can hunt for bargains or accept 33yo players if that's the only piece missing. That starting 5 would be give you a fighting chance. You obviously won't get there straight away, so buy someone you can slide into the backup slot.

Last edited by Lemonshine at 6/30/2015 8:00:28 PM

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271251.9 in reply to 271251.8
Date: 7/1/2015 6:23:10 AM
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I'm aware that I have to build for future, and I will. Now I'm looking to win this division.

http://www.buzzerbeater.com/player/14692600/overview.aspx

I bought this player. He is 36, inside defense is 14, rebounding. He costs me 40 000$ a week, but I'm planning to sell him after this season. I'll most likely make huge profit, as this guy was on sale for 25 grand. Really cheap for a player like him.

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271251.11 in reply to 271251.10
Date: 7/1/2015 7:19:55 AM
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Sure, it's not necessary for me to promote (and I probably won't, milky buckets is too tough). This guy I just bought was a great bargain; I'll make profit from selling him + I'm competing for division title. Even though his salary is high, I'm still making money every week.

If my team isn't good enough for higher divisions, I'm just gonna be demoted at the end of the season. No harm done.

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271251.13 in reply to 271251.11
Date: 7/1/2015 7:26:21 AM
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I think the guy in second position might actually be the better team, but it probably will be down to who between them has Home Court Advantage.

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271251.15 in reply to 271251.12
Date: 7/1/2015 9:37:39 AM
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Okay, thanks for the advice to all of you. We'll see what eventually happens.