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Originally Posted by OrangeP47
On the whole, I'm fine with a mix, as long as whoever's the top dog isn't always on top for too much during the same time period. Winners and losers are fine, to an extent. Right now, your dynasty is about hitting my ideal zone (especially after being reminded of those numbers). Where I draw the line is usually three-peats, or three out of four situations.
At least it isn't like my projecting real MLB save, where from 2020-2035 Dodgers won 10 of 15 WS. Even I admit that is a bridge too far.
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The crazy thing is that I think it can happen in the MLB because of the financial model where the top franchises like the Dodgers and Yankees can double salaries that teams like the A's, Royals, and Pirates can offer. I have wished for a long time that the MLB would switch to a model similar to the NFL's or NBA's where good teams can remain good if they properly manage their salaries, not because they can outbid every team for a player's services.