Discussion 2024-2025: NBL Supercoach- Thurs 2nd Jan 7:30pm
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My final team. Shouldn’t have to touch the guards for first 3 rounds with Walton Jr/Davis, Walton Jr / Ili and Davis / Ili
Harrison likely a one game rental at this stage to be moved to Loe next round, but want to see a regular season game between him and Marcus Lee.
Can see a legitimate situation where they each play about 15 minutes and White plays a bit of small-ball 5.
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Still three spots remaining.
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I have rarely watched any action over the past few seasons but learnt a lot from those in here that are more knowledgeable along with applying strategies from other fantasy formats.
Playing the schedule is key so best to limit exposure from sides who have an unfavourable draw but on the other hand avoid over exposing yourself to one team. Plenty of in game situations could occur such as a blowout and the best players rested for large periods, poor shooting nights, etc so best to try and find those that can prosper in any situation.
On that note, depth charts are extremely helpful compared to say AFL or other formats in which it is hard to gauge the depth in respective positions. Avoid spending large (eg $150k) on players not projected to be starters and any starters under say that price range or $100k need to be under strong consideration.
https://nbl.com.au/news/nbl25-roster-tracker-every-signing-extension-and-departure
Establish price ranges in which you are willing to purchase players or certain types of players which may help avoid being sucked in by a good performance or two and to better spread the cash. For example those that are predominantly defensive players and do not shoot much should be limited to the low price ranges and avoid paying $200,000 or $250,000+ for shooters only. The best players are those that can compensate for a poor shooting night by contributing in other areas such as steals, blocks, assists and rebounds. Exercise caution with those that do not handle the ball well (turnovers) but if they have a high usage rate, then it may be expected relative to others.
Maintain flexibility with structure and trades. Have a rough plan for the next few rounds ahead but avoid mapping out specific situations reliant on everyone to stay fit/avoid suspension or to maintain/drop/increase to a certain price.
Playing the schedule is key so best to limit exposure from sides who have an unfavourable draw but on the other hand avoid over exposing yourself to one team. Plenty of in game situations could occur such as a blowout and the best players rested for large periods, poor shooting nights, etc so best to try and find those that can prosper in any situation.
On that note, depth charts are extremely helpful compared to say AFL or other formats in which it is hard to gauge the depth in respective positions. Avoid spending large (eg $150k) on players not projected to be starters and any starters under say that price range or $100k need to be under strong consideration.
https://nbl.com.au/news/nbl25-roster-tracker-every-signing-extension-and-departure
Establish price ranges in which you are willing to purchase players or certain types of players which may help avoid being sucked in by a good performance or two and to better spread the cash. For example those that are predominantly defensive players and do not shoot much should be limited to the low price ranges and avoid paying $200,000 or $250,000+ for shooters only. The best players are those that can compensate for a poor shooting night by contributing in other areas such as steals, blocks, assists and rebounds. Exercise caution with those that do not handle the ball well (turnovers) but if they have a high usage rate, then it may be expected relative to others.
Maintain flexibility with structure and trades. Have a rough plan for the next few rounds ahead but avoid mapping out specific situations reliant on everyone to stay fit/avoid suspension or to maintain/drop/increase to a certain price.
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