We're rich on rookies! Reckon most of us would have about 12-14 guys with significant negative BEs and reasonable JS. As well as that, the obvious value premos like Coniglio and D.Smith seem to be working out so a lot probably managed to squeeze 15 premos onto the field. (Touch wood) that means finishing teams without too much compromise should be done pretty comfortably and with relatively few trades (compared to if we had to screw every last $50k out of every last dud rookie). Also means teams pretty similar in the top ~20,000 (maybe that's always the case) and not much separating them yet.
Interested in the strategy implications of all that. First thought is it means we should compromise less on settling for fringe D6/M8/F6 types and also that very aggressive trading that is happy to jump before cash cows max out will be rewarded.
Interested in how people see it playing out and the strategies that might flow from that. Maybe I'm jumping to conclusions too early and counting my cows before they moo.