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How is Jump Shot Wingmen training different from Jump Shot Guards and Forwards? Thanks!

JS Forwards trains some Inside Shot, while the other two doesn't.

JS Wingmen and JS Guards are just the same, it just trains different positions. Both trainings also give a little HA and DR pop, JS Forwards doesn't.

I stand corrected. JS Forwards indeed train JR, but it's smaller compared to JS Guards/ Wingmen.

Another question. I have this PG, and I'm wondering if I can continue to train him without his Potential's limit or ceiling being a problem. I thought he could still acquire another 10 or 20 skill points, but when I looked at Buzzer Manager's salary estimation tool I noticed it said my player was 91% - 99% trained. I don't want to train him much more, just a couple of pops in Jump Shot and Outside Defense really, plus any extra pops that may come with them, before I move on to other players training. This is the player:

Schofield, Salary 49,000, Potential - Superstar

Jump Shot - Tremendous Jump Range - Sensational
Outside Defense - Wondrous Handling - Wondrous
Driving - Marvelous Passing - Wondrous
Inside Shot - Respectable Inside Defense - Mediocre
Rebounding - Average Shot Blocking - Inept
TSP - 104 ( 82 + 22 )


What I don't want to be doing is wasting my time by beating my head against this players Potential limit in an attempt to raise his JS and OD just a few points, essentially wasting good training time. Like I said, before I noticed the 91%-99% trained on Buzzer Manager I thought for sure it wouldn't be a problem, but now I'm not so sure? Any thoughts as to whether he has hit his Potential limit or not? Thanks!

Hi all,
quite a noob here. I read a lot this thread, manual and FAQ but there's a thing that still I'm not able to grasp clearly:

If I want to train two position , PF and C, 6 players.

In which way I have to set my lineup to be sure that all the trainee play enough time?
Train less players is better maybe to be sure that everyone gets enough time on the court? How many? It's only a waste of money and 6 is better in any case?

And if I want to focus only on 1 position, let's say C, 3 players lineup will be like...?

So I set my lineup like this:
PG: starting PG/sub PG/sub PG
SG: starting SG/sub SG/sub SG
SF: startingSF/subSF/subSF
PF: ???/???/???
C: ???/???/???

Thank you very much!

I´ve just seen a new team in my league and it has 2 players with 0 DMI and a small "star" under their photo.
Their salary is also higher than what you would normally get from new players.
Can somebody explain what that means?