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Date: 7/18/2023 2:22:36 AM
Dynamo J. Hradec
První liga
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Hi!

Do the Suppooters have longer period for becoming a BOT? There is a team with U21 player with 8 weekly updates from last login.

Team: (85223)

Thanks.


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Date: 7/18/2023 5:59:53 AM
Dynamo J. Hradec
První liga
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oh, thanks for this information!

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Date: 7/22/2023 3:17:34 PM
Chiefers
III.9
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I love the idea of relegation, but relegating 5 teams is too much. My league last season one division swept the other division in relegation. This season looks the be a repeat, with one division having 7 competitive teams.

From: Kukas

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Date: 7/26/2023 7:42:41 PM
Kings Knights
NBBA
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106106
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Queen City Hogs
Question guys,

How do tbe majority of these top teams run a 8 man team for the 3 games of the week? How do they manage the player game shapes to stay proficient with that and stay competitive in tournaments and league games?

From: Gigantor

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Date: 7/27/2023 4:18:19 PM
Chiefers
III.9
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3232
I’d be they train game shape & probably have a good doctor-masseuse and sports psychologist or whatever staff help with too many minutes played. And because they probably train game shape, I bet most the entire team is older (beyond typical training age). I’d say typically these are the teams “going for the championship” because they’ve chosen to throw all their expenses behind a limited # of top tier players and spend a lot to keep them on the court.

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Date: 7/31/2023 3:52:52 PM
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Hi everyone!

Is there any chart of what TSP trainee should have by age?
I have couple of 19 yr old (soon to be 20) trainees in their mid-60's and feel like I'm lagging at least 10 or so TSP. What is considered ideal or good TSP for player at age 19, 20, 21 etc? (at start of season)

Let's go Celtics!
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Date: 8/1/2023 5:40:13 PM
MyBBTeam
MBBA
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Tak Cuba Tak Tahu
It's a too complex question for a single answer. It depends on how the player has been built: an all-around player will have a higher TSP than a specialized player. There are no charts as players can develop at different paces depending on their size, the skills they train, the trainer quality...

As a very unreliable way to compare to others, you can estimate having +15 skills points per season during the first 4 seasons (18: 50 TSP, 19: 65 TSP, 20: 80 TSP, 21: 95 TSP). Please note that TSP alone doesn't mean much (if it means anything at all).

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Date: 8/1/2023 5:45:39 PM
MyBBTeam
MBBA
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Tak Cuba Tak Tahu
I play in Malaysia Division I which is called MBBA. The 2 conferences (Big 8 vs. Great 8) are very unbalanced. There are 5 bot teams, 4 of them are in Big 8. Only 7 teams have total salaries above $500k, out of those 7 teams, 6 are in Great 8.

I understand that with the promotion / relegation, it will help to balance the 2 conferences but it will still be far from it. Is there any way to balance the 2 conferences to make the game a bit more interesting?

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Date: 8/2/2023 12:27:26 AM
Tampines Fusion
SBBL
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Second Team:
ActiveSG Basketball Academy
Probably more suited for the suggestions forums but it's honestly not something we can control. Unbalanced conferences has always been a problem, it's even a problem in the NBA where for the past two decades the West has almost always been stronger than the East.

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