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but he is PF and the oder guy is G! I train G!!!

Draft the PF, you will be able to sell him for a lot of money and then you can go buy a G.

thx for advice!!! i will draft PF!!

what do you guys think about 5 balls potential at 19 years with mediocre rating? better than a scouted-once 5-star rating?

For me I would try the 5 ball potential player. Even though he is 19, he should still get a good price on the TL with a little bit of training. But if I don't need the money, I would probably risk it and get the scouted-once 5-star player. just my 2 cents.

BTW. Love the Parrot. When can I buy a poster of the Parrot?

Hi! The list was exactly like this: (31128.9)

1 ball: 0-1
2 ball: 2-3
3 ball: 4-6
4 ball: 7-8
5 ball: 9-10+

[11 and 12 doesnt exist, after 10 comes 10+ (legend)]

We had in the past a problem that never was solved. Some people said that they got an MVP drafting a 5 balls guy, and other people said that they got it drafting a 4 balls prospect. I didnt search the correct answer. The other problem could be the starter, I cant remember now if it was 3 balls always, but in the list was noted like that, so I copy it like it was noted some seasons ago.

Last edited by LeYeNdiNhA at 12/1/2009 7:18:03 PM

I got hall of famer drafting a 4 ball guy.

Yes, that was one of the theories and makes a lot of sense, sublevels in the potentials. The 2 managers involved assured once and another that their guys were 5 and 4 balls, respectively.

If we find someone with a 5 balls drafted MVP we will be able to assure what kozlodoev noted. I really think that this is the correct answer.

Draft the 19yo 5 potential baller.

The rating balls only express the salary. As you know some 5k players are crap (for example a SG with triple 6-7 in JS, JR and OD with lots of skills in 1-2). Sometimes a low B (3,3k wage) can have lots of 5-6 and you can build a great prospect. Also some 2,9k wage players (C+) became good trainees, while some A with 6th man potential end in a sad way. The only fact that the draft gives you is salary, age and potential. And the only trustable info is the age and the potential. If you draft the "mediocre" player you will get some potential for sure.

You can always risk and go to the 5 baller, it can be a 6th man.. or a multirespectable legend (if that happens you will came to Spain to kill me), but not all the 5 skill rating ballers have great potential, the fact is that lots of 5 skill ballers have a mediocre potential.

P.D. Define mediocre, if you see a C-/C/C+ with 5 balls potential I would leave it for the second round. All the rivals that only scouted once would never pick a guy with 3 balls as the first choice (remember that they need to see twice to have the potential). If what you see is some kind of B with 5 balls I would go straight to pick him.

In my draft, there is a player with 5 ball star rating, A+ grade rating and 5 ball potential rating. I've placed him at the very top of the board. I hope I end up getting him.