Nace Lepchevski (54799691)
Age: 19 Rookie
Height: 6'1" / 185 cm
Potential: perennial allstar
Jump Shot: strong (8) Jump Range: respectable (7) ↑
Outside Def.: prominent (10) Handling: strong (8)
Driving: mediocre (5) Passing: proficient (9)
Inside Shot: strong (8) Inside Def.: proficient (9)
Rebounding: inept (4) Shot Blocking: proficient (9)
Stamina: respectable (7) Free Throw: pitiful (2)
Experience: atrocious (1) TSP: 77 (47 + 30)
This was the player I drafted in my first season as a manager and so far I have been training his outside shooting. He was progressing very nicely going from awful (3) to the current respectable (7) in 4 weeks. From the Game Manual and forum guides I've read that this height favors guard-skills and that should be the focus of development. I also read in the Forums that you can push a SF-height player with perennial allstar (7) potential player up to 125-127 TSP. But this player is at 6'1" / 185 cm height and is 19 years old, so I'm not very confident he is that 125 TSP player. I'm a newbie so I know very little about the game.
Should I train some of his inside skills?
If so, which ones, what should I target as training goals for big man skills and when should I start that training?
What is the realistic TSP he can reach with his height and age?
P.S. I don't plan to train him 1v1/Js or any other two-position training this season, because I only have 2 more trainees and don't want to buy new ones at this point.
Edit: As a homegrown player and the first draftee in my career I obviously want to have him playing in my team until he retires.
Last edited by LynxBK at 8/18/2025 5:32:19 AM