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15345.9 in reply to 15345.7
Date: 2/9/2008 4:43:17 AM
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My take is the same.

The guy in question had mediocre stamina before he got injured and he played quite a lot and did well.

Now, he was pushed into a backup role mostly and now averages 4 fouls per game (6 fouls in 20 minutes in 1 game and 4 in 26 in the other).

So stamina surely affects how much a player fouls.

The same with average ratings (before the injury they were around 7,5, peak at 9 and now its 5,5 or 6).

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15345.11 in reply to 15345.10
Date: 2/9/2008 9:39:36 PM
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the guy i sold last night... Dihong.... had resp stamina (by far the most in my team... check out his PF column... he had shirt number 70 for a reason.... that was how many PF last season (comp games only of course!)
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I dont notice my players giving away more fouls than on average and my OD, ID & SB varies wildly across my players..... id be interested to see evidence supporting your theory... or in 1-2 seasons time ill confirm it myself if i ever get around to stamina training!!!


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15345.12 in reply to 15345.7
Date: 2/10/2008 4:05:26 PM
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on the pitch


I think you mean 'hardwood'.

Basketballs don't bounce very well on a pitch. :)

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15345.14 in reply to 15345.13
Date: 2/10/2008 8:39:29 PM
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i had a guy who had strong stamina inept rebounding was 1,88 m and he caught over 10 rebounds a game so i think stamina has a correlation with rebounds. And in general i think it has a small effect on total performance.