Being upgrade season, most teams will have a lot of rookies going in and out at the moment. The trick is making sure they’re the right rookies in both directions.
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Scott>Madden (no brainer)
Brockman>Weightman (cull a dead rookie, gets a good cash cow)
17 trades left before, 6 rookies on field
Allows me to upgrade e.g. Robertson or Jordan next week
if you can only choose one,
Weightman ? (TU)
Madden ? (TD)
Tough split.
I like Madden’s DPP if you’re taking him as a fwd, means when it comes time to downgrade Kosi or Highmore you’ve got flexibility in picking up a forward or defensive rookie on the bubble. Also…the extra $50k could be helpful. I suspect if you take him, he sticks around on your bench for the rest of the year, so price rises might not be as important as positional flexibility.
Love the way Weightman goes about it though, and could see him holding his spot more easily than Madden – might be a better on-field and injury cover option through the back half of the season. Could also see him making more money than Madden in the long run, which might offset the initial cost difference if you end up in a position to downgrade him later.
How is Madden’s job security? Is he covering someone?