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And I know what you‘ll do. You’ll forget to put him on the lineup.

That would be a shame

And I guess that won’t ever happen again, right?

How about that: I wanted to lose the second game of the finals intentionally in order to get another week of 1 pos training for HT Kim, MK Kim and Park. But leaving out two starters was not enough: old Jung-Bin Kim used his experience to win the game. And HT Kim wanted to at least play as sub. So - on to 2 pos training this week. Didn’t expect to promote unintentionally early. But I did intend to promote...

We have yielded 2 Korean / Utopian dual citizenship rookies so far

*update* - make that 3 rookies

Last edited by Statsman at 6/28/2021 11:41:05 AM

Well, can happen. I don't like it that you didn't let We have a fair competition and just put him as a sub. I know, he didn't have GS 9, but still. It's probably just me being grumpy because We's streak as topscorer has ended. And he was so close to clinch the top spot again ....

Well, can happen. I don't like it that you didn't let We have a fair competition and just put him as a sub. I know, he didn't have GS 9, but still. It's probably just me being grumpy because We's streak as topscorer has ended. And he was so close to clinch the top spot again ....

Yeah I get that. About the fair competition, that would be fair for that statistic, but unfair for JM Kang and JD Shin who were more ready to play that game. JD Shin was luckier last season with GS. We'll see how it goes this season. I'm glad that we have three great guards. This is a position I'm not worried about. It does mean that a great player has to sit a little bit more though. The SF position is getting there. HT Kim wasn't always in great GS, but he does the job and the competition is coming in with KH Jeon and DY Kang.

Well, actually you have 3 great guards + one who has to play at SF for the time being but is also meant to be a guard. So HT Kim might eventually also compete with Kang, Shin and We. Especially with Kang (and possibly We) for the PG-Position. But we'll see how his training will continue this season. I sure hope that you'll get a great defender (also for the perimeter) out of him and someone who can pass the ball around better than anyone who has been on the korean NT so far. But that's going to be hard because of the cap ... he's very close and every up might cap him. But that I'll give him more training "over the cap" for some time. Because the other two koreans also need that training, so that doesn't bother me. But it's always nice if the ups come faster rather than veeeeery slowly ... Let's just hope his potential has a lot of sub and is at 10,9999 or something alike. And you're doing a fantastic job. So no worries. I'm just a person who loves stats, that's why I'm complaining. And also a guy for competition. That's also why I'm complaining since the guy I trained lost the battle for first place against the guy YOU trained. But since I'm a fair sportsman, I'll congratulate you and him for clinching the top spot. Especially since that means that we'll get more and more competitive. And hopefully We will win a medal at the asian tournament, even if it means coming off the bench.

Regardless, those 4 guys are sure to be part of the team every week. As starter or sub.

And for seasons to come. I sure hope that they'll give HS We some more time with the NT as they have hinted at pushing the skilldrops back even further. I'm not sure that he'll profit from that or reaches that age too early. But one can at least hope. Would be amazing if the skilldowns would start no earlier than at age 36 ...