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2018 Cali Winner: Tackles
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I'm in an argument with someone regarding the ethics involved with streaming players in a fantasy league playoff format. The question is based on the following argument:
Ethical - To play with the players you drafted/acquired through free agency without succoming to the pressure to add/drop frequently come playoffs in order to try to win categories where the highest total wins... For example Hits in a baseball league.. whomever gets the most hits per week wins that category.
Unethical - To stream players in order to accumulate the highest total categories in a playoff format truly steps away from the premise for playing fantasy sports. It doesn't take a great fantasy player to understand that if you add/drop throughout playoffs you will have more opportunities to generate higher totals, however, it devalues the prestige of being league champion if this strategy is exercised because it's not what the true spirit of fantasy sports.
Ethical - To play with the players you drafted/acquired through free agency without succoming to the pressure to add/drop frequently come playoffs in order to try to win categories where the highest total wins... For example Hits in a baseball league.. whomever gets the most hits per week wins that category.
Unethical - To stream players in order to accumulate the highest total categories in a playoff format truly steps away from the premise for playing fantasy sports. It doesn't take a great fantasy player to understand that if you add/drop throughout playoffs you will have more opportunities to generate higher totals, however, it devalues the prestige of being league champion if this strategy is exercised because it's not what the true spirit of fantasy sports.