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Originally Posted by edm
In a related question, are the chances any greater that a player, like the one in my post above, will rebound to be a very good starter again, at some point. Or are his chances the same as every other player with similar 'mediocre' ratings? I'm just wondering if it's worth the risk to lock him up for a few years, while I can get him on the cheap, in hopes he'll regain some of his old ratings?
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I've seen people bounce back some, but I'm not sure its enough to really make it more than any other player getting an increase. JC actually bounced back from a talent drop a couple seasons ago, not as high as he was, and now he's lower than that first drop. With his ratings just above his talent, I can only hope he finds a little boost so he doesn't suffer the final drop to his potential, which would end his career.
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