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Originally Posted by Enoch Root
It's like an active manager with stock-picking. The more stocks you add to your 'favorites' list, the more your performance is likely to mimic the index
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Originally Posted by Enoch Root
No - look at the the history, there are lots of examples of teams loading up on picks and the resulting returns are usually less than spectacular.
Obviously teams look at more than just 7 or 8 players. Only an idiot would assume that they only look at the minimum number that they are drafting. However, there are limits to how many players that a team can do its due diligence on. The more picks you have, the more leg work you need to do to be properly prepared - it's pretty straight-forward. And the results (purely anecdotal, I readily admit) seem to back that up.
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Where do you get this stuff from? I've met a few scouts (not that I have contacts, just saw them and struck casual conversation) and that definitely is not how it works.