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Wow, 3 rookies all-nba 2nd team
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Lots of hornets on there, like it
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Rex 3rd team, huge jump for him this year!!
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Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
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Will the Admiral ever be 1st team All-NBA?
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DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
Not usually like this year. Admiral was expected, and drazen to an extent. But wow, Ansley was the diamond, if he increases a little in the offseason he's the MVP next year. Amazing percentages and doesn't turn the ball over
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DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
I like it though, way better than the alternative of them being all worthless
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pudgejeff wrote:
DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
Not usually like this year. Admiral was expected, and drazen to an extent. But wow, Ansley was the diamond, if he increases a little in the offseason he's the MVP next year. Amazing percentages and doesn't turn the ball over
Agreed. He's not a great rebounder, though. I don't think anyone will win an MVP over Hakeem for a while.
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pudgejeff wrote:Wow, 3 rookies all-nba 2nd team
5 rookies averaged 19ppg or better.

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pudgejeff wrote:
DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
I like it though, way better than the alternative of them being all worthless
Honestly, this is a little too much. A few big time players right off the bat is fine, but I think it's more realistic and healthy for the league if guys took longer to develop. As opposed to being big time players right at their rookie years.

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UOducksTK1 wrote:
pudgejeff wrote:
DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
I like it though, way better than the alternative of them being all worthless
Honestly, this is a little too much. A few big time players right off the bat is fine, but I think it's more realistic and healthy for the league if guys took longer to develop. As opposed to being big time players right at their rookie years.
Agreed. Has their ever been a draft class in NBA history to have five players average over 19 ppg? Obviously, guys like Admiral, LeBron, and MJ are exceptions to the rule. But even Barkley in 84 was a 14-8 players and it took Stockton three years before he averaged a double-double.
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UOducksTK1 wrote:
pudgejeff wrote:
DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
I like it though, way better than the alternative of them being all worthless
Honestly, this is a little too much. A few big time players right off the bat is fine, but I think it's more realistic and healthy for the league if guys took longer to develop. As opposed to being big time players right at their rookie years.
Will they even develop though? It seems like 30 year olds get better in this league while the young players stay at the same level or improve at a snail's pace.
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DmoneyDuck wrote:
UOducksTK1 wrote:
pudgejeff wrote:
DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
I like it though, way better than the alternative of them being all worthless
Honestly, this is a little too much. A few big time players right off the bat is fine, but I think it's more realistic and healthy for the league if guys took longer to develop. As opposed to being big time players right at their rookie years.
Agreed. Has their ever been a draft class in NBA history to have five players average over 19 ppg? Obviously, guys like Admiral, LeBron, and MJ are exceptions to the rule. But even Barkley in 84 was a 14-8 players and it took Stockton three years before he averaged a double-double.
Right, which is why future drafts should fit the league better.

Glen Rice 2nd all rookie team, cool.

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Phenom wrote:
UOducksTK1 wrote:
pudgejeff wrote:
DmoneyDuck wrote:Is it me or are rookies really good in FBB?
I like it though, way better than the alternative of them being all worthless
Honestly, this is a little too much. A few big time players right off the bat is fine, but I think it's more realistic and healthy for the league if guys took longer to develop. As opposed to being big time players right at their rookie years.
Will they even develop though? It seems like 30 year olds get better in this league while the young players stay at the same level or improve at a snail's pace.
you've seen one TC, way to early to suggest thats a pattern.
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