Originally posted by Staz
I'm not sure whether you're just playing Devil's advocate here, or if you're really in favor of keeping this rule around.
If you ARE in favor, would you care to explain why? The whole "you signed him, you should have to deal with it" line of thinking isn't exactly sound logic, imo. There is no point in forcing a team to hold on to a player that they don't want/need for an extra six days, when they're going to cut him anyways. Being able to cut the player immediately (even if this is only an off-season sort of thing) would make things easier for the player in question, as well as the team by freeing up that roster spot, allowing the problem to be solved NOW, and allowing that player to find himself a new home and not have to "wait", when his potential home could be taken by an another agent if the person offering the spot is impatient.
see above.. and I fail to see how it is not sound logic, and if you really think it always makes it easier then fine.. set an approval process. It is easy to implement.. and ensures that is the case.
I'm not sure whether you're just playing Devil's advocate here, or if you're really in favor of keeping this rule around.
If you ARE in favor, would you care to explain why? The whole "you signed him, you should have to deal with it" line of thinking isn't exactly sound logic, imo. There is no point in forcing a team to hold on to a player that they don't want/need for an extra six days, when they're going to cut him anyways. Being able to cut the player immediately (even if this is only an off-season sort of thing) would make things easier for the player in question, as well as the team by freeing up that roster spot, allowing the problem to be solved NOW, and allowing that player to find himself a new home and not have to "wait", when his potential home could be taken by an another agent if the person offering the spot is impatient.
see above.. and I fail to see how it is not sound logic, and if you really think it always makes it easier then fine.. set an approval process. It is easy to implement.. and ensures that is the case.
Edited by toobad4u_00 on Jul 16, 2010 15:03:05