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Originally Posted by Frequitude
Hrm? I'm not talking about adding and dropping goalies. Given that 2/4 goalie categories are average based (GAA, SV%), and not necessarily positively effected by having as many starts as possible (W, SO, G, A, PPP, etc.), it kind of makes sense that you should try to manage the starts as they go.
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I dunno. I think that it's a bit cheap. In a sense, this makes a shutout/good performance at the start of the week more valuable, because you can lock in a 1.000 SV%, 0.00 GAA for the entire week if it's on a Monday, but if you get a shutout on Friday you're more likely around 0.950 SV%, 1.20 GAA.
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Originally Posted by Frequitude
Another thing I have against week to week is that if someone forgets about the pool for one Sunday, they're screwed for the whole week and the other guy gets an easy go of things...kind of unfair to the rest of the pool. If this happens to someone more than once, they may fall behind and give up. Yet another thing that can lead to decreased interest....
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Not really... we don't have that many bench players, so chances are you're going to leave your roster set most weeks anyways. I know I will anyways, my 3rd LW is Ben Enger and my 3rd RW is Boyd Gordon. And if you forget to bench your goalies... that's even worse. Forget one day and you're screwing yourself. IMO, unlimited week-to-week is a very elegant solution to stopping people from juggling players. I see it as encourages moves, because you don't have to worry about using one from a set stock for the season.