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Title: Training Camp Run Post by: NetsGM on July 21, 2006, 11:18:19 AM http://ssbafiles.phillyarena.net/files/TC/2015/
Not a whole lot of improvement from the draftees. Most went up 1 or 2. Figures that Emeka goes back up to A- when I won't be using him :( Lord = :shock: Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: CelticsGM on July 21, 2006, 11:25:58 AM not bad actually
just minor improvements and declines, but my last FA signing, Alan Reed, making a comeback in beantown, improving his offense (the only bad part of his game) to "B" AND handling to "A+" is nice. Schabinger did stay put, as expected PF Strait improved defense and rebounding to both "B+" (only inside went down) while maintaining his pot. Perfect. Sampson stayed the same, Matrix and Dirk lost some outside, but hey, they are 35 ... overall the TC ratres a solid B !!! 8-) more details to follow. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: RaptorsGM on July 21, 2006, 11:35:27 AM Good TC for the Raptors.
A total run down: C RObert Swift - gains an inside scoring, and loses a defense. I can handle that. Probably another 12 and 11 year coming up, which is just what I need. C Leocadio Garcia - Can you say ouch? Ouch. Loses an inside, a defense and a rebounding. That hurts. He goes from 6th man to IL player. PF George Boykins - Loses 1 inside, but gains 1 defense and 1 rebounding. Couldn't have asked for any better. I will gladly sacrifice a drop in scoring for more defense and boards. PF David West - The LLE signing drops a inside. That's fine by me. SF Luke Jackson - Loses an inside, but gains a defense. Again, that's no problem at all. Loses a potential as well, but dude is 31. SF Roberto Dickau - Ouch, again. Loses an outside and a defense. Too bad, a little improvement and I probably could have got something decent for him. He'll still get minutes. SG Josh Childress - No change. That's nice to see from a guy getting up there in age. Another year of 15 and 7 works for me. SG Kyle Iba - Whooo! Gains an outside and a handling, now with B-/B-/B-/B- in/out/handle/defense. Should be a primary backup this year. SG Xavier Doby - Cut! PG Max Guiterezz - 2nd straight year of no change. Needs to add a couple ratings to get back up there with the Lords of the league. PG Mike Evans - Gains a defense and a rebounding - now the primary backup behind Max. PG Curtis Sura - Gains a outside shot...pity he won't see many minutes, but he's there if needed. Overall I can't complain. I like where this team is headed. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: BlazersGM on July 21, 2006, 11:58:17 AM Again suprised by Hoffa's efforts, disappointed with Clement who after 2 great TC's remained same, and HUGELLY DISAPPOINTED WITH TELF !! If i knew bastard's gonna downgrade that much i wouldnt even re-sign him. ROOKIES WERE :tup: :tup: :tup: :tup: :bods: CENTERS: Hoffa improved again, +1 hn. SF: Houbregs down with out, up with rebs. worhtless piece of shit. SG: - PG: Telf down 1 with in and out shooting, improved reb like that matters.Asshole. Bird +1 out, -1 def. Rodrigues +1 inside, still just 20 with A pot. Others remained same. Rookies were just fantastic, very satisfied with them !!!! Greiner +2 (out and rebs) Freeman +2 (def and pot)...looks nice already, just 21 with A- out and B+ defense. Elliott +1 (outside)...he and Freeman now A- outside, very very nice, i like it. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: KnicksGM-old2 on July 21, 2006, 12:03:00 PM Nice TC. Pryzibilla goes up in outside too make it an A. Bird goes up in Inside too make it B... and Marquez also goes up a little!
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: JazzGM-old on July 21, 2006, 12:08:53 PM mixed run for the Jazz:
Dial went +0 but improved +1 rebounding and dropped -1 handles which actually makes him better for his position. Murray stayed the same which is great considering he had a strong year last year and is one of the most productive backups in the league IMO Cummings improved +1 which makes him a nice pickup in the 2nd round and will most likely get some minutes as the third man out in C rotation. Rivera was the big loss this year going -3, losing handles, defense, and outside but still keeps his B potential which is the only good thing I can take out of his camp. For his percentages to be getting worse, he might be moved to a rebounding role off the bench. Larochelle improves +1 in rebounding which is nice, however he'll be getting very little, if any, playing time. Walker goes -1 in rebounding, I was hoping that he'd keep his A- rebounding as it is an attribute my team needs and would improve at least +1 somewhere so I wouldn't feel as bad working him in the rotation with my depleted PF depth, but not going to happen this year. He also loses his potential. Beardslee goes -1 outside, which hurts being he's one of my better scorers on a team that can't score too well. Hardy stays the same and keeps his potential. Hopefully he's a guy that just takes a couple years to bloom. He will still probably start for me, but will at the very least be very reputable off of the bench. Sly improves +1 in rebounding, but will probably not play at all. Drew loses 1 in handles, but he's a guy that plays above his ratings...was scoring 19 a game with minutes last year and should be a very tradeable asset now that Meyers and Theus asserted their positions. I will find minutes for him as long as he's with my squad. This is positive in that it helps delineate my DC at the 2 and 3. Meyers goes +1 in shooting making him the best shooter in the game. If i could just get him to take more shots. He goes -1 in rebounding which is not a big loss on my part, but I was hoping he'd move to a B on defense. With Hardy and Theus, despite Drews drop, I will still have some problems figuring out a proper DC. Theus was the best thing about camp for me going +2 overall and especially impnroving to B+ in defense, something I was very worried about with my less than steller perimeter defenders. He'll probably start as Meyers is just as good off the bench as he is starting. Shabinger goes +1 in rebounding, nothing too exciting but he's a very nice rounded PG that will do everything for me while on the floor Gresham, the 2nd best thing of this draft moving +2 in defense, a much needed attribute formerly being a C defender, He also improves +1 outside. He will probably start being that he scores more than Shabinger, and shoots great percentages, and he did well for me with C defense. Lastly, Schenk goes -1 in rebounding, probably won't see any playing time just because i desperately need scoring, but his A- defense is great in case an injury comes up and he becomes a very tradeable asset as well as his small contract could be added to practically any deal. I'd love having him at 3rd PG, but won't see any PT as I'll probably have Theus or Meyers in that position. two nonplayers go +1 each so even though I went +2 at a team, i stay pretty neutral overall, but at least now i know where my needs are and I'm still very young. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: Iverson2Korver43 on July 21, 2006, 12:41:32 PM Re-cap of the Pistons TC:
Eddy Curry: +1 Inside, -1 Defense... Basically a Push... DeSagana Diop: -1 Handles, -1 Defense... Oh Well, still a mediocre back-up... Sandy Watson: +0 and -0... Tony Curran: +1 Inside, +1 Rebounding... Exactly what I needed... Jon Beardslee: +1 Defense... Still has "B" potential and should see some minutes as a rookie... Kenneth Wheat: +1 Defense... Another solid back-up... Tracy McGrady: -1 Inside... Shouldn't hurt him at all... Tayshaun Prince: -1 Defense, -1 Rebounding... Still a very good MLE signing... Marty Byrnes: -1 Defense... Will definately sit his rookie year on the bench... Charles Phelps: +1 Inside, +1 Handles, +1 Rebounding... I wish that defense would have improved... I still gotta find this guy some good minutes though... Oscar Jeannette: +0 and -0... Levi Haskins: +0 and -0... Alvin Schenk: +1 Handles, -1 Defense... Would have rather seen him go unchanged... James Fisher: +1 Inside, +1 Outside, +1 Defense... Also kept his "A" potential... Hopefully he turns into a decent back-up... Hunter Summitt: -1 Handles, -1 Defense... +2 Overall... 1 or 2 more deals and this team might be able to make some short-lived noise... Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: GoldenStateGM on July 21, 2006, 02:01:31 PM Wholy.... Julio Shireman, my 2nd round pick, went up a total of 6 levels :shock:
One in outside, 4 in defense, and one in rebounding... And he kept his A potential. Cool... Luol Deng dropped one in outside offense... Andre Iguodala dropped a defensive ranking... Jim Finley now has a C+ inside, for the first time in his career. :D Daniel Holt lost an inside, but gained an outside and a defense. Jackson Finley gained an outside and a handle... Should be a very interesting year... Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: SpursGM-old on July 21, 2006, 02:37:04 PM Overall the team increased +3. Of the key players who will see playing time....
Jefferson: +1 out, +1 handles, +1 reb Griffin: +1 handles, -1 reb Gooden: no change Mitchell: -1 def, +1 potential Snyder: -1 handles Stockton: -1 reb Uner: -1 potential Van Exel: +1 handle, +1 def, +1 reb (thanks Tom) Seeing that Uner & Snyder are the only carryovers from last year the key obviously is going to be finding the right rotation and options. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: MavsGM on July 21, 2006, 06:49:43 PM My team need a big man coach. :x Non of bigs did anything. :bash: Pretty much have the same team as last year. Melo, Bron and Harris will scoring all the points. Still searching for Dennis Rodman.
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: CavsGM on July 21, 2006, 07:09:29 PM A very solid training camp for the Cavs all-around.
- Adams up in defense and down in rebounding. I like that. - Lundy and Robey both stay the same. They both kept their B potential, though. - Sweetney down in rebounding. Eh. - Both Humphries and Manning improve nicely. Hump up in inside and handles, Manning up in rebounding and handles. They're similar players, too, so it's gonna be tough. - Palacio down in outside shooting. His scoring will likely take a dip. - Sylvester down in handles and rebounding but up in defense. That's alright. - Michael Robinson! He's already a stud, improving in 3 categories. His ratings now show C+ A- A- A-, easily the best player of this rookie class. Also the best player on my team. - O'neil looks like he's trying to prove himself his sophomore year, going up in inside, outside, and defense. Very, very nice. - Fisher improves in defense but goes down in outside. Not bad. With 2 players having +3 and another 2 with +2, it was indeed a successful TC for the young Cavs. This next season looks promising. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: MagicGM on July 21, 2006, 07:48:40 PM this tc obviously changed my whol projected depth charts :S
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: JazzGM-old on July 21, 2006, 09:36:10 PM - Michael Robinson! He's already a stud, improving in 3 categories. His ratings now show C+ A- A- A-, easily the best player of this rookie class. Also the best player on my team. Nice pick-up, I'm hoping that Theus will be a great player too, he still kept his A potential which is a great sign. It's hard to tell who the best players will be in the class til bout the 3rd year mark when potential plays out and we get an idea what these players are actually going to produce for their careers. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: CavsGM on July 21, 2006, 09:52:37 PM There are several great rookies but I think right now it looks like Robinson is the head of the pack. He should be able to put up at least 20/5/5 this season.
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: SixersGM on July 21, 2006, 11:48:01 PM When I heard that there is a training camp today, Michael Robinson is the first guy who I want to see. And damn! He's such a beast..
Anyway, Im really really happy that I FINALLY.. F - I - N - A - L - L- Y, had a great training camp. Although Tyler and Bolinger didn't improve. Everyone, the 7 guys, did improved a lot, from trevor wells to fuqua. THe timing is just so right, because this is the year I F I N A L L Y decide to compete. Can't wait for the 1st sim and kick Heat and Magic's ass. All at one feet. hahaha Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: NetsGM on July 22, 2006, 11:59:49 PM i'm not sure you can be a stud shooting guard with C+ inside. the A- handles will be interesting, though
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: SixersGM on July 23, 2006, 12:24:58 AM I think Michael Robinson will most probably excel at the PG position. He's comparison with Magic GM's Brice but not that much scoring ability.
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: MavsGM on July 23, 2006, 02:06:00 PM Michael Robinson was the QB for PSU and a fullback for SF. How he got into the nba?
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: BlazersGM on July 23, 2006, 04:30:39 PM He followed Iverson's steps :P
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: CavsGM on July 23, 2006, 04:39:09 PM I think Michael Robinson will most probably excel at the PG position. He's comparison with Magic GM's Brice but not that much scoring ability. 20 PPG isn't that much scoring ability? Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: NetsGM on July 23, 2006, 05:17:09 PM Michael Robinson was the QB for PSU and a fullback for SF. How he got into the nba? haw. I actually mis-typed his name. he was supposed to be michael richardson http://www.basketballreference.com/players/playerpage.htm?ilkid=RichaMi01 Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: HeatGM on July 23, 2006, 06:27:42 PM hehehe...really? is he an old nba player?
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: BucksGM on July 23, 2006, 06:36:20 PM Toby Bailey improved rebounding and dropped a defense, so he's at Bs across the board.
Rex improved an inside, so he's at B+/A-/A- with C+ handles. Should be another all star year for him. Carl Harpring had a really nice TC, up to B-/A-/B- and usable again. Joe Johnson became completely worthless, but I added Billups and Kobe so that'll make up for it. Arenas stayed the same. Mercer lost a handles. Not good for a point guard. All in all, nothing too good or bad. Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: BlazersGM on July 23, 2006, 06:37:23 PM hehehe...really? is he an old nba player? yupTitle: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: CavsGM on July 23, 2006, 06:55:27 PM One of the best in NBA history in steals. Hope I will see some of that in Robinson.
Title: Re: Training Camp Run Post by: SixersGM on July 24, 2006, 01:58:44 AM I think Michael Robinson will most probably excel at the PG position. He's comparison with Magic GM's Brice but not that much scoring ability. 20 PPG isn't that much scoring ability? "Brice but not that much scoring ability" Im projecting him to score around 14-16ppg. |