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Originally Posted by Franchise 60
Mike Miller is a stud, but just because he is better than some guy who never made the NBA doesn't mean he will be a stud for this exercise.
YOU NEVER SAW 22 BEAT AA NO0B!?!?!?!
I can't believe you guys are silly enough to use a players career as data points. I mean thats only 1 career!! Sample size amirite!??!
I think with younger players and dependant on how young you have something like this.
Chances of MVP Season 2%
Chances of All-NBA Type Season 10%
Chances of PER > 20, TS% 55% XX%.
Chances of Serious Injury 20%
Changces of XX X%
ETC.
For older players if it's a role player.
Chances of MVP Season 0%
Chances of All-NBA Type Season 0%
Chances of PER > 20, TS% 55% XX%.
Chances of Serious Injury 20%
Chances of XX X%
But chances he does nearly what he did in the NBA before 95%.
I think with younger players there are chances for almost anything while with retired vets chances for somethings are 0 or nearly 0. I don't think anyone is going to argue a player like Joey Dorsey has any chances or something nearly 0 of being an MVP in the league but you can easily argue that a player like Rose or Beasley could eventually. Likewise you have vets who let's say were career role players, in this "game," you give them starting minutes but in this game there is still a 0% chance to win MVP or get all-nba, cause the odds are almost set where they should be based on their career. Injury's could have derailed guys like Penny, Webber, etc. to force their careers down and in this they might not get hurt BUT their chances of improving from their career is pretty much 0 even if they did or did not get hurt.