I'm starting this a little early, as we have a bit more to do than in previous years.
Last year there was some support for making the league a keeper. That means that returning managers will be able to specify a number of players from their last roster that they keep, and then we draft from the pool of players remaining. New managers would take over a roster from a 'retiring' manager, choose the players to be kept, and take that team's position in the draft.
Questions to be resolved.
How many players are kept?
Do we place limits on how many seasons a player can be kept, before they have to be released and redrafted?
How do we determine draft order? As the NHL does? Random? Something else?
Also, thoughts on other issues going forward (rules modifications) are welcome. I don't think we should mess with stats if we stick with it being a keeper.
Last year there was some support for making the league a keeper. That means that returning managers will be able to specify a number of players from their last roster that they keep, and then we draft from the pool of players remaining. New managers would take over a roster from a 'retiring' manager, choose the players to be kept, and take that team's position in the draft.
Questions to be resolved.
How many players are kept?
Do we place limits on how many seasons a player can be kept, before they have to be released and redrafted?
How do we determine draft order? As the NHL does? Random? Something else?
Also, thoughts on other issues going forward (rules modifications) are welcome. I don't think we should mess with stats if we stick with it being a keeper.
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