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Is it just me, or does the "logic" behind building a roster feel completely different every single year? I spent all last night looking at different ways to approach my lineup, and honestly, I feel like I'm just guessing at this point. One year you're all about certain positions, the next year everyone is pivoting to a totally different strategy, and suddenly the players you thought were "locks" are falling way further than they should.
I remember a few years back when I thought I had the perfect blueprint, only to have my entire season fall apart because I overvalued a specific type of player. It’s a weird mix of statistical probability and just pure, unadulterated luck. You try to be methodical about it, but once the season actually kicks off, all that careful planning usually goes right out the window.
Does anyone else find themselves completely changing their entire philosophy every time a new season approaches, or do you stick to the same core principles no matter what?
I remember a few years back when I thought I had the perfect blueprint, only to have my entire season fall apart because I overvalued a specific type of player. It’s a weird mix of statistical probability and just pure, unadulterated luck. You try to be methodical about it, but once the season actually kicks off, all that careful planning usually goes right out the window.
Does anyone else find themselves completely changing their entire philosophy every time a new season approaches, or do you stick to the same core principles no matter what?