When a scout goes out to watch a game he decides whether or not the player is worth scouting again. If he believes player X is a 1 or 2 star player then why would he go see him again.
Blake Griffin you go and watch twice. His brother Tyler is a fine payer but i don't think you need to see him a second time. That is the point most people are getting at.
If you put in 10k a week that is for 28 players. so they should scout 20 players give or take and then with the 8 reaming trips go over the 8 players that you think will have a chance to improve my ream.
I hate the fact that my staff scouted some 2 and 3 star players a second time and i have three 5 star players that i know nothing about except how they played 1 random night. At least give me their average stats instead of a random night if this is going to be the system used.
I agree with this in general, but specifically the thing I dislike the most about it is that I had absolutely no control over the process. If I had told my scout to see a certain guy, twice, and he turned out to be a bad player, than at least I would have myself to blame. Here, it's completely the other way around.
IMO, it would be much better if (maybe at the beginning of the season, or as the season goes along) we were first shown the stat line of a player in a game, and then we decided who to go see, depending on how much money we spent that week. That way there would be a weekly involvement in the scouting process, and we could decide who to see a second or third or whatever time.
The worst thing about the system, once again, is not the final result, it's how we get there...by basically not doing anything all season, and just taking 2 minutes to order the players the scouts went and saw.