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Post by Boston Celtics on Jan 18, 2010 1:26:25 GMT 2
We could also just put together a list starting now, and then you could even pause simming for a couple days while you update all the ratings?
Just another option.
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Post by Minnesota Timberwolves on Jan 23, 2010 20:58:55 GMT 2
Also, another thing. This is how I picture the rating template, which we could base on: - Grade A talent (95+) - Extremely top talent, only LeBron, Kobe, Wade and Paul possibly could belong here.
- Grade B talent (90-95) - Franchise players, again top notch talent. Top 10 talent (e.g. Anthony, Bosh, Duncan, Nowitzki)
- Grade C talent (85-90) - Perennial All-Star calibre, does good job overall, most of these are franchise players. (e.g. Gasol, Pierce, Granger, Nash, Roy)
- Grade D talent (80-85) - Borderline All-Stars, usually not considered as a franchise player, more of a second fiddle. (e.g. Jackson, Lewis, West, Butler, Wallace, Lee)
- Grade E talent (75-80) - Most of the other starters go here (not all though, but most), also the best bench players could be here. (e.g. JR Smith, Kirilenko, Conley, Roger Mason, Hinrich)
- Grade F talent (70-75) - Solid bench players, energy players, who see about 15-30 minutes. Some scrub starters as well. (e.g. Moon, Nocioni, Barnes, Bass, Kurt Thomas)
- Grade G talent (65-70) - Players, who play scrub minutes, doesn't really do much, fill out the roster. Quite a lot of rookies, who doesn't get very much playing time as well. (e.g. Hickson, Jaric, Ross, Songaila, Carney)
- Grade H talent (62-65) - Players on the Injury Reserves, rarely see playing time. (e.g. Mario West, Blount, Diawara, Mahinmi)
- Grade Z talent (60-) - Jerome "King" James
I planned to explain it further, but I think this will do.
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Jan 24, 2010 16:41:50 GMT 2
cool and agreeable
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