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244046.8 in reply to 244046.7
Date: 6/17/2013 2:09:03 AM
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Okay thanks for your help! I really want to get him to be more like a small forward so inside skills and jump range will be trained all season

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244046.9 in reply to 244046.1
Date: 6/17/2013 7:39:22 AM
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If you were looking to just keep him salary efficient, training him in inside defense C would do that. He would get roughly 2 pops a season and be a very efficient defender.
If you wanted a better all-around player, I would suggest one on one forwards. Training him this way would keep his salary relatively low while making him a more complete combo-guard.

He's too old to try to convert to a small forward type unless you strictly do Inside Defense. His guard skills are outstanding. I would personally go the guard route.

Last edited by lawrenman at 6/17/2013 7:42:38 AM

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244046.10 in reply to 244046.9
Date: 6/17/2013 1:22:14 PM
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Okay thanks for the advice I was going to do inside shot/defense, one on one for forwards, and jump range the whole season. I think he should improve greatly

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244046.11 in reply to 244046.10
Date: 6/17/2013 2:32:47 PM
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Be warned, training ID will be a very slow and painful process because he's short and already 24 years old. Those 2 pops might take all season.

Personally, I'd give him maybe 1 pop of ID and then move onto passing. Passing is significantly more important than JR IMO. Even players with high JR don't make very many 3's but it adds a lot of salary to the player.

Still, he's a very nice player.

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244046.12 in reply to 244046.11
Date: 6/17/2013 2:49:24 PM
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I actually like that idea better of training passing over jump range thanks! And I know it will take awhile to get inside pops but I'm training two other big men any way so I mind as well throw him in to the training

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244046.13 in reply to 244046.12
Date: 6/17/2013 6:33:22 PM
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He has plenty of room to cap and according to the crowd-sourcing project, 24 a year old gets 51% of the training that an 18 year old would.

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244046.14 in reply to 244046.13
Date: 6/17/2013 6:55:09 PM
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That's great to hear thank you!