Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:Originally posted by crzy:Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:
The teams that are not going to make the playoffs can dump 2-3 very good players for 1 keeper next year.
I don't see anything inherently wrong with the situation you suggested.
That's the point of a Dynasty league.
If somebody is willing to sacrifice a long term keeper for a shot at a ring this season, then I think they should be allowed to do that.
What was the trade LA and Slick made last year? I forget who LA was trading for Caron Butler. Jamal Crawford for Caron Butler?? I still see nothing wrong with that trade, because at the time Butler, a valuable long term keeper was sucking, and Slick was willing to deal him to improve his championship odds.
Slick may or may not have won the championship with the player LA gave him, but he definitely would have been a huge disadvantage during this offseason when he lost a top 15-20 player like Caron Butler.
In any case, it only takes 4 people to veto any trade during the regular season.
What do other people think?
Originally posted by ninerlifer:
ah, crzy, the voice of reason. i agree with crzy, if someone wants to get rid of a keeper to compete for a ring...the other player will benefit as well, by getting their keeper.
No question the other player will benefit. I'm not saying that though. What I'm saying is, it may be unfair to other managers. There is a reason why all sports have a deadline half-way through the season or even before. NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL are also "dynasty" leagues, and the reason for earlier trade deadline is to avoid this situation. Obviously, they feel it shouldn't be allowed.
I honestly feel trading dead-line should be at a point of the season where everyone has a viable shot of making the playoffs, hence no one will trade away current season for the next one - and that I think is much better and fair.
I actually agree with 4ML on this point. I'm pretty anti-trade veto, but I do think that the trade deadline should be moved up at least 2 weeks, for the same reason that every sport has a trade deadline a little more than halfway through the season.