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118456.12 in reply to 118456.11
Date: 11/11/2009 9:27:53 AM
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Basically, do I need to set Lawrence Coyle up as a starter at PG to ensure he receives his 48 minutes at PG so he receives max training or will playing at least two minutes in either of those three positions ensure he receives max training?


he just need two minutes in one of the position, but this isn't easy to manage. Maybe you could put him also on PF or C as backup, normally these will limit his minutes a bit on the backup position with training minutes.

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118456.13 in reply to 118456.11
Date: 11/11/2009 10:24:24 AM
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Just play him as a backup at either PG, SG or SF he will hopefully get 10-15 minutes which will put him around the right amount of minutes for game shape purposes

Last edited by aussie dude at 11/11/2009 10:24:56 AM

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118456.14 in reply to 118456.11
Date: 11/11/2009 7:33:54 PM
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If you're training 3 positions you can split your player's minutes. He could play 16 mins at PG, 16 at SG and 16 at SF, for instance. The big argument above was because you didn't mention that you had another SF in line :P. I'm also training an SF in OD, but since I need to improve my two PG's OD quickly (their defense is killing me) I'm playing the SF as an SG in scrimmages so train 2 positions instead of 3

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118456.15 in reply to 118456.14
Date: 11/12/2009 3:49:29 AM
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The big argument above was because you didn't mention that you had another SF in line :P


which was pretty obvious in my eyes ;)Because you can not get just 16 minutes there, and it wasn't the question who he liked to get answers.