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(S70) Future: disable garbage time for better results?

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329095.10 in reply to 329095.9
Date: 10/30/2025 3:41:29 AM
Kitakyushu
ASL
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I have always thought that garbage time should start at a 30 point lead NOT 20. And it shouldn't be a whole quarter, just the last 6 minutes of the 4th.

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329095.11 in reply to 329095.7
Date: 10/30/2025 2:22:42 PM
Metro Prodigy
IBBL
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at my last u21 match vs australia, they catch us until +11 with time remaining 1.43 but my starter not enter the field at those time?

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329095.14 in reply to 329095.12
Date: 11/10/2025 1:35:53 PM
Napoli basket 2024
III.6
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Is there no way to manually set the minutes to be played for our roster players? In my opinion, it's very random and you don't really know how many minutes they will actually play. You could also set a minimum number of players on the roster, for example 10, which would guarantee at least an equal amount of playing time for everyone.

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329095.15 in reply to 329095.1
Date: 11/10/2025 2:18:05 PM
Classics
IV.6
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They should implement 2 training a week and get rid short roster penalties. A lot this. Is confusing with so little information to go. On. One person experience can t be everyone’s .

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329095.18 in reply to 329095.17
Date: 11/16/2025 1:14:44 AM
Tampines Fusion
SBBL
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ActiveSG Basketball Academy
If garbage time is disabled in both regular games and a player starts both games (with Follow Depth Chart),
his total weekly minutes won't be optimal

Afaik optimal minutes is reliant on stamina? So far if you actually play SFDC for 2 games, your starters should almost always be below 75 mins, which is pretty optimal IMO (unless maybe they've got terrible stamina?)

I find this quite interesting, as if BB designed it intentionally.
I guess BB might be trying to simulate the fact that, in real life, very few players start every single regular game throughout a whole season.

I am pretty sure it was used as a control measure to keep the scores from going too far. In real life, when garbage time happens, both teams pull out their starters and have their subs run so they can let their starters rest. But it's the opposite in BB - only the winning team pulls out their players. Unless there's a big gap in standard (where the subs of one team outshines the starters of the losing team), you'd see the losing team reduce the gap by the end of the game. It's got nothing to do with real life simulation. NBA starters don't start every game because they play like 3-4 times a week, including back to backs and having to cross such a large country in the space of a day or two. I don't know the schedule of Taiwanese basketball tho, but in leagues where the schedule is less taxing, they do start every game. But before NBA became so high pace and intense, starters did start every game they could.

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