I'm trying to think of some more concrete rules on ensuring teams remain profitable. Obviously there are going to be some years where your team goes in the tank and ticket sales go down, which puts you in the negative at the end of the year but I want to avoid having teams who consistently overspend their means.
One idea would be to leave Signing bonuses on for draft picks. Although I don't really like this system in MLB, It would force teams to keep some cash on hand in order to sign their draft picks.
If anybody has other ideas or opinions please let me know. One of the other things I want to avoid is having teams build up a large cash reserve and buy all the FA's in a particular year thus operating heavily in the red.
One idea would be to leave Signing bonuses on for draft picks. Although I don't really like this system in MLB, It would force teams to keep some cash on hand in order to sign their draft picks.
If anybody has other ideas or opinions please let me know. One of the other things I want to avoid is having teams build up a large cash reserve and buy all the FA's in a particular year thus operating heavily in the red.
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