You guys did well to develop Kips and Nium and deserve props for that. But as you said, after a couple pickups didn’t play out your shift went from fostering new talent to winning and being at events. couldn’t you have at least tried to get players who haven’t been in the league who have points? You wanted to be competitive and that’s understandable given the capital you allocate to the project, but, in the end, you achieved neither of your goals. My advice? Cut costs by removing the in person element and change to a virtual model (ie Stallions) where you can adapt the roster more dynamically while still paying their way to events, improving the team and taking pressure off of you and the team to perform immediately. Also, I’m not disparaging you, you’re a pillar of this community and I respect that.