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Is it worth leveraging your future if you are already one of the best teams in your league?
I always hear on this sub that contenders should be selling their future picks to go all in. Is that always the smart move though?
If you already have one of the better teams in the league and all your picks, how many % points can you really increase your chances of winning the title by going all in. A lot of the playoffs is luck anyways. So is it worth it to dump those picks for a 5ish% chance of winning the title instead of prolonging your window and being in contention for years to come?
It seems to me spending those picks on older veterans is just shortening your window in return for a marginal increase in your odds of going on the playoff run
u/Big_Lawfulness_8143 — 5 months ago