I think the fact that their easier to train is why the guard training is heavier. I'm surprised the difference is so big, but if it's harder to train guards, I'd rather have control of it, than rely on someone else to create the player I need. Whereas good big men are pretty common on the transfer market.
I think the fact that their easier to train is why the guard training is heavier. I'm surprised the difference is so big, but if it's harder to train guards, I'd rather have control of it, than rely on someone else to create the player I need. Whereas good big men are pretty common on the transfer market. That last sentence is utter crap. The reason big men aren't worth a damn is that nobody bothers to train more than 3 skills on them, and somehow thinks they're worth something.If, on the other hand, you search the TL for players with IS/ID/RB of 13+ and DR of 10+, there are precisely 15 players currently on the market, and only 10 of them have passing above mediocre. Of those, only six have FT skill above inept. The average asking price for those six players is well over $3.3 million.I just wanted to throw-in my two cents of agreement, only instead of DR, if you search the TL for Cs who have IS/ID/RB of 13+ and PS/OD of 8+, you find exactly zero.
I think the fact that their easier to train is why the guard training is heavier. I'm surprised the difference is so big, but if it's harder to train guards, I'd rather have control of it, than rely on someone else to create the player I need. Whereas good big men are pretty common on the transfer market. That last sentence is utter crap. The reason big men aren't worth a damn is that nobody bothers to train more than 3 skills on them, and somehow thinks they're worth something.If, on the other hand, you search the TL for players with IS/ID/RB of 13+ and DR of 10+, there are precisely 15 players currently on the market, and only 10 of them have passing above mediocre. Of those, only six have FT skill above inept. The average asking price for those six players is well over $3.3 million.
That last sentence is utter crap.