Kaiser
Active member
Load management, or resting star players to prevent injuries, has become increasingly common in professional sports. Let's discuss the implications of this strategy.
Pros of Load Management:
Does it create an unfair advantage for teams with deeper rosters?
Are there alternative ways to manage player workloads without resorting to load management?
Pros of Load Management:
- Reduces the risk of injuries, extending players' careers.
- Allows for optimal performance when players are on the court or field.
- Can create opportunities for younger or less experienced players to develop.
- Disappoints fans who want to see star players compete.
- Can disrupt team chemistry and game-day rhythm.
- Raises questions about the integrity of the sport and the value of the ticket.
Does it create an unfair advantage for teams with deeper rosters?
Are there alternative ways to manage player workloads without resorting to load management?
