Quote:
Originally Posted by Levarkin
I have a random rule change thought:
-At some point a couple of years ago we instituted a rule that players dropped mid-season could only be picked up on one-year year contracts. This makes sense: it got around the problem of a good, expensive player getting dropped who then became a steal if someone scooped him up mid-season when the auction isn't nearly as robust.
-But it leads to diminished opportunities in-season, especially for rebuilding teams who should be using roster spots to take shots on guys. A lot of guys you might want to pick up now have already been in and out of a team, which means there's no upside to him beyond this year.
-So I think the rule needs to be adjusted so that it only applies to those good players who nonetheless get dropped. Possible changes:
-Only players who start the season on a roster are limited to one-year, in-season pickups.
-Only players auctioned for $20 or more are limited to one-year, in-season pickups.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pecota
I actually like the system we have in place right now, it solved an issue without being too complicated to implement.
I think there still a good number of opportunities to pick up keepers on waivers. Take Max Muncy this year, for instance.
I’m not sure what side I’m on here, both seem reasonable. Anyone else have an opinion?