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| #61151 | 10/06/2018 10:59:59 pm | Jan 15th, 2038 | |
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allen54chevy Joined: 11/22/2015 Posts: 475 Inactive 
| So when do you guys let your oldies but goodies ride off into the sunset? Age SI drop Performance Price tag Road Blocking youth Having a hard time letting Hawke go. At 35yr old (11 seasons with the club) he just took a beating in Training update 0 and is demanding some serious cash. His numbers have been steady which makes it hard to think of him as washed up. Updated Saturday, October 6 2018 @ 11:04:23 pm PDT |
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| #61155 | 10/07/2018 7:46:51 am | Jan 15th, 2038 | |
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Pig_Cola Joined: 09/15/2013 Posts: 1445 Glendale Marshals III.2 
| I usually cut my older guys once their performance starts to go down. | ||
| #61161 | 10/07/2018 10:16:04 am | Jan 15th, 2038 | |
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Coolhand Joined: 03/27/2017 Posts: 73 Inactive
| If they are below replacement level they gotta go. If they are still playing well, then its usually because of their price tag, and having another capable option. | ||
| #61174 | 10/07/2018 3:57:56 pm | Jan 15th, 2038 | |
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amalric7 Joined: 01/20/2016 Posts: 2237 New York Lancers V.4 
| Well his numbers for last season stand up, so I'd be tempted to put him out there again. The caveats for that are:- 1. Can you afford to keep him? If yes, move to number 2. If no, cut him. 2. Do you have an in-house replacement? If yes, cut him. If no, keep him. Of course, if he blows out of the gate then you probably cut him and move on! |
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