#competitive balance

Why do some small market teams always seem to rebuild?

Should esports tournaments be more like regular sports with salary caps

Are star players actually ruining the game for everyone else?

Should teams that tank for better draft picks be penalized, or is it a valid long-term strategy?

Should fighting games have comeback mechanics?

Are star-powered teams actually worse for the sport than a balanced squad with no household names?

Are legacy teams like the Yankees and Lakers actually holding their sports back from innovation?

Is the designated player rule fair in MLS?

Does anyone else think the salary cap debate just ignores the real issues?

Should trades be banned mid-season?

Should we scrap home-field advantage in playoff seeding for fairness?

Is a team’s "underdog" story usually real, or just a feel-good story for TV?

Should we stop pretending small-market teams have a real shot at winning?

Are expensive esports tournaments unfair to teams with smaller budgets, or is that just how competition works?

Should the season be cancelled if a star player is injured?

Is a home field advantage really that important in sports?

Is it time to admit that home field advantage isn't as important as we think it is?

Should clubs be allowed to buy their way out of relegation?

Should teams tank for draft picks, or does that just ruin the sport for everyone?

Would an expansion team change the league for good