I think we could get some clarification here:
I was under the impression that we were taking one player, for one season and kind of acting blind to the rest of their career. I haven't drafted with a 'one and done' philosophy, so it's no big deal, but I'd like to get some kind of definitive answer.
Sounds good to me.
I think this is the goal, but it's hard to ignore nearby seasons as well, especially as tiebreakers. So far, in my opinion, mostly every player taken has a track record such that their best seasons we choose are not really drastic outliers. On the flip side, I do worry that certain players (especially Celtics, I must say) will have their superior reputations from previous years infiltration the 89-90 season cutoff...But this will be taken up in the post draft debate!!
I don't think that we have to worry about that. Both Bird and McHale were both All-Star Elite players well into the early 90's.
Both of your rosters look good, too. Don't forget that there are stilll many quality players left. Make sure you comb that Excel SpreadSheet that Nick provided Very Closely. And have an NBA.Com "Historical Player" internet explorer window open to do a little research on them.
For what I wanted to accomplish for my roster, I was going to err on the side of Above Average to Elite-Level defenders - especially in their Primes.
I'm glad that I did. New Jersy has to contend with the Utah's and Milwaukees, as well as the other Rosters represented here.
For me, I was going to draft Quality Big Men first, regardless. That is what kept me from nabbing Bird.
I was So Close to grabbing Shaq from Nick, but Hakeem's Game always intrigued me.
Still much fun to be had here - still many players to pick from. And we chose Coaches on Tomorrow
