Dr Positivity wrote:migya wrote:Dr Positivity wrote:
We usually play 8 players total in a game, so drafting a player in every 2 year window and 8 players each leads to 16 years total. 2002-2018?
Nothing wrong with forming teams with ten players since there are five positions. Starting sag 1980 or 1990 allows for players who have had full careers to be picked and a fuller comparison to be capable.
I think a couple advantages of going 8 man rotation
- Drafting an extra 2 bench rounds makes the end of the draft slower, which causes people to get bored and lose interest
- 9th and 10th rounds would most likely be full of low FGA scrubs who aren't going to impact the result very much. There isn't really much value in spending FGAs on guys who will be getting a minimum amount of minutes, so people would rather save them for the better players.
If every starter plays 38 minutes, it leads to 50 minutes to divide between the bench. With 3 bench players this is pretty reasonable. Sometimes the 6th man may be playing 25-30+ and then the others split the rest. Also it's realistic to real life since a lot of playoff rotations play 8 guys or less.
Good points, agreed.




















