Perhaps I just have a different idea of what's fun than you do. To me, building a team that will be very strong for years to come is more fun than eking out a 9th place finish in a 16 team league. With a 2000 point cap and only so many talented prospects that end up staying talented in the bigs, it's difficult to build a team that will stay competitive for years to come. You only get to keep 10 keepers each year, also. While we do have exempt players and a minor league system, this league was designed with playing major league fantasy baseball in mind. Use the minor league system and exempt players to build on this year's team and next. Not just next year's. If you are not going to make the playoffs, sure, sell off what you can. This is true. In this league, it's best to stay as competitive as possible. It's also more fun and gives leverage in trades. In 2009, my team was 8-14. I got in position in July to trade for Posey and a draft pick, and a couple other little deals. I won the league in 2010. I would be strongly opposed to blowing up a team to load up on prospects. In fact, no one will ever win this league loading up on prospects. You become the Marlins. To me, it can only be done with a good draft, good trades, a few strong minors players that come up and cost nothing, and then some luck.