You are missing the point. The point is that when you are having struggles with your team, for whatever reason, that you dont assume its a problem with the economics, but instead look for ways to improve what you are doing. I didnt say everyone was doing it, I said many, and you seem to be winning, so Im not sure what your gripe is. Conditions are not different for teams in the same league, thus changing something is going to change it for all. Perhaps some of these changes may be warranted, but its not going to change anything within a league. I havent seen genuinely good players have issues selling, so perhaps they need to train better. By genuinely good, I most nearly mean players that have efficient and affordable salaries.
every time somebody is complaining about specific aspects of the game, there are people like you (and many others) that give for granted that this person:
a) is whining, because his team is not successfull.
b) does not understant the game.
c) is whining AND does not understand the game.
Two examples on my side:
1) My suggestion here to stop the deflation is to eliminate free agents. It may be a stupid suggestion, but it surely does not give more money to my team. It would mainly help low division teams and in particular those training big men in the 10-50k salary range (neither of them is my case).
2)I have been claiming for lots of seasons that the draft was poorely designed.. and that was not because I failed in picking good draftees, but because I didn't have fun with it. I still don't know how the new system is going to work, but in the meantime I have increase the money invested on scouts (even though at the moment i would pick last).