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| Oct. 28 garyheifner 651 posts | Prelims in Phoenix My 65AAA division had "4" prelim games with 11 teams. Sure that gives you "6" games for sure. "HOWEVER", saw a lot of guys limping to the parking lot after #4 was over. I prefer, for the future, The normal "2" then lets play. "5" for sure is enough and if you get er done, we will have more energy and less injuries for 4 or 5 more. The "4" definately hurt the teams with smaller rosters. |
| Oct. 29 mad dog Men's 65 4191 posts | r gary that does sound like a bit to much,the 70's were also doing it.can't see the reasoning either for it,specially in the heat that was there. |
| Oct. 29 Omar Khayyam 1357 posts | r Only reason for so many prelim games must be more equitable seeding, but mad dog is right—a team coming in with a smaller injury-depleted roster is at a disadvantage playing that many games in high heat. Equitable or not, it probably is unwise to push 70-year-olds (and 75-year-olds?) that much in hot weather. |
