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I wish there were. It would be extremely useful, especially for the national teams.

At best there are the transfer histories for the teams and the leagues, the individual rosters, and the list of the top OR/AVQ/salary players in each league on the top lists under information (but only if you have propack).

so after refusing all challenge game for a few seasons i decided to start accepting them again. turns out I've accepted 6 games from the same player. Now they have challenged me for 4 more. I don't want anyone to think there's something unseemly going on here so not sure I should accept 4 more games. thoughts?

Its fine to have a bunch of challenges from the same player. (In fact, if you use the auto-challenge feature, then you will often get multiple games from the same manager).

Some people like to challenge the same person over and over because then they don't have to hunt down other players. If you are happy challenging the same person over and over (you are not trying to collect pennants or something), then there is no problem. Some managers fill their entire season with a single player!

It's up to you.

I commonly have many friendly games with the same team.
I got a big arena and there are managers who want to play in it. They keep offering, I keep accepting.
Nothing wrong with it.

I posted this to the international forum as well.

I have 2 questions that I couldn't find, but apologies if they were already asked.

1. How much are you penalized if your player isn't at the recommended height for a position? For example, my current center is only 202 cm but the low end of the recommended height is 205 cm. Also, what happens if they exceed the maximum recommended height, like putting a 200+ cm player at the 2.

2. Right now I have all of my subs playing 4 minutes per quarter (1 sub per position.) I have noticed that when I watch a game they all get substituted at the same time. I'm thinking logically in basketball you don't want all of your subs on the floor at the same time. Is there a way to cycle your players better while still having them play the same amount of minutes?

Thanks in advance!

1. I don't think anyone knows for certain. 3 cm is somewhat significant but not a back breaker.
Here is my approximate guess:
Lets say your C would be rated 36 if he were 205, at 202 with the same skills, he'd be rated around 32.

2. You can make 2 subs play 4 minutes, 2 subs 3 minutes and 1 sub 2 minutes. This would usually overlap some of them with the starters.

I was going to set an automatic practice for my staff and when I went to do this a ratio and max came up. Does that mean it will keep a certain trait within a ratio to another without exceeding a max number?

Is it hopefull that a 16 year old 187cm tall player will grow to 200cm

Does anyone know what happens to active bidding wars on the market if they carry into the maintenance period where no one can log in?

That's a good question.

Does anyone know what the numbers under the "rebounds" and the "turnovers" mean in the game summary?

Looks like team rebounds and team turnovers- stats that don't count toward a single player

But they don't seem to add up anyway you try. I'll have 25+ rebounds as a team and under O, D, Total it will be something like 3,4,3...????

It looks consistent to me. In your last league game, game 19, the top says your team had 35 total rebounds. When you add all your players' rebounds (31) + team rebounds (4) it equals 35.

Maybe we are not looking at the same numbers...?

xalthos is right
for example here is your game:
http://basketball.powerplaymanager.com/en/match-report.html?data=201601253506
Your team had:
35 total rebounds
7 offensive
28 defensive

Looking at your box, at the bottom you have: 1 3 4
sum up all the offensive player rebounds = 6
plus there is 1 offensive team rebound
all player defensive rebounds add up to 25.
plus you have 3 team defensive rebounds.
Finally, all your player rebounds add up to 31.
Plus 4 total team rebounds.