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Craig wrote:Giving existing guys PG eligibility totally defeats the purpose lol

Agreed

Not sure I see why we would need to give PG eligibility to anyone else, PG is a DEEP position that's only getting deeper this draft.

Oregon Ownage wrote:

bellsduck wrote:We already voted, why more discussion? No one will change their mind in this.

I want to hear why people are against it and also some people didnt vote

My counterpoint is that it's fun. No real reason other than I like seeing Stephen Jackson dominate at backup PG. It's backup. 10 minutes per game max. It isn't going to break the league

Question: what happens if a team near the cap does not have enough cap space to sign a backup PG? Are they forced to trade for.another PG?

the goat wrote:Question: what happens if a team near the cap does not have enough cap space to sign a backup PG? Are they forced to trade for.another PG?

In leagues where I've seen this enforced, yes. It becomes tricky post trade deadline with teams unable to sign a rookie min

Zyme wrote:

the goat wrote:Question: what happens if a team near the cap does not have enough cap space to sign a backup PG? Are they forced to trade for.another PG?

In leagues where I've seen this enforced, yes. It becomes tricky post trade deadline with teams unable to sign a rookie min

Seems like there's some potential for nefariousness

Somebody could "accidentally" trade away their backup PG before the trade deadline and get to play a better backup for the playoffs

the goat wrote:

Zyme wrote:

the goat wrote:Question: what happens if a team near the cap does not have enough cap space to sign a backup PG? Are they forced to trade for.another PG?

In leagues where I've seen this enforced, yes. It becomes tricky post trade deadline with teams unable to sign a rookie min

Seems like there's some potential for nefariousness

Somebody could "accidentally" trade away their backup PG before the trade deadline and get to play a better backup for the playoffs

I mean im in control of that and is easily preventable