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Not sure I think it could. And if it does I have no idea how much it acn harm training.

ur offensive flow is bad as your passing is bad.you need to upgrade the point,Power forward and center positions.looks good at sg and sf maybe sell your back up point,PF and center to raise cash to do that.Your 19 shooting guard looks like he could also run the point.How are you training are you training to develop a team or to raise cash.myself im trying to develop a young team keeping a core of 7 players that I train on a PF/C and PG/SG rotation the rest of the squad are made up of vets who I dont train and other young players who are developing to be sold.I also have 2 solid vets at SF as I never train the SF position.With regards to training focus i tend to train players to be more rounded and complete players before focusing on primary skills this allows them to play multiple positions and resulted with my team sporting a 12-0 record.hope this helps

I have. My team average in stamina is strong and it sure hasn't hurt me.

Especially works great against FCP's but I have good passers on the team so it is hard to judge the effect of stamina.

I have. My team average in stamina is strong and it sure hasn't hurt me.

Especially works great against FCP's but I have good passers on the team so it is hard to judge the effect of stamina.

I now that OF is a huge problem of my team. You think that my SG will do a good job at PG even with such a low handling/passing? I want to focus on training guards because I want to keep the future NT player at my squad. The prices at the moment are a bit high at least for me to change PG to something much better and I guess waiting for the new draft could be a good idea. Do you suggest that I sell SF, C and PF and buy some vets for low money just to keep myself at the current div and the rest of the money I spend on younger and more prospective trainees?

about the SG as PG I made a typo and now the stats are fine.

Last edited by polskidude at 1/2/2009 3:12:08 PM

i guess he meant the other one - 2nd SG in your list. Hn9 and Passing 7 is serviceable.

Edit: Oh,nevermind then.

Last edited by docend24 at 1/2/2009 3:28:19 PM

sorry miss read take it back dont play him at the point.pgs are expensive so maybe if ur keeping all the guards train passing and handling over the next few weeks or longer this will improve ur offensive flow and will create more assists and less TOs.so at the end of the season sell a couple of the guards you dont need and invest in a young 18/19 pg/sg prospect after the draft theres lots then.at SF i made big mistake when I first started and bought lots of young players and especially a young HOF sf who I had problems training so now im selling as i purchased two 32yr old SF 6k salaries (220K the pair)with well rounded skills lots of res,ave,med not great players but solid role players (6.5 to 8 ratings a game)who I dont have to train.this allows to train pg/sg and pf/c which is much easier.so overall maybe sell a few backups purchase well rounded solid vets at SF and use the money to buy young prospects at PG,SG,PF and C.Dont be scared to play players out of position I have PFs playing SG in easy games and scrimmages to improve other skills such as driv,hand and especially passing.my goal is to have a well rounded squad rather than players with a few high skills and terrible at the rest.