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1) Don't join a league unless you're committed
to going the distance. No one likes to play an opponent with half their guys on the IR and the bulk of players not
in the starting lineup. If you can't stay the course, don't play. 2) Don't ever give up (see #1). It's always tough to hang in there
if you get off to a bad start but look at it as a challenge to get back in the running. You'll never know what you could
have achieved if you hung in there. 3) Put
a lot of effort into your draft. You'll be living with this team for a long time so put the extra time in on the
front end. Do your research, do mock drafts, and develop a strategy that gives you the best chance to draft well. And don't
ever do an autopick draft...ever! 4) Set
your lineup once a week. At the beginning of each week, go to each day and set your lineup. It should take you no more
than 5-10 minutes and you ensure you're not leaving guys on the bench. 5) Know who you're playing. It helps to know who you're playing each
week and what they're strength's and weaknesses are. In baseball for example, there may be no reason to start your
weaker starting pitchers against a team that is loaded up on hitters. |
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