I think we should look at the cap hits for releasing players.  I don't think it should be a 100% cap hit.  What about players that retire, get injured and don't play anymore etc..  I think we should adopt the tiered system that is used in many other leagues.  Like a 75% cap hit for first year, 50% hit for second year, and say a 25% for third year.  With us getting our rosters we should have the options of at least having three free drops or something along those lines.

I was actually already thinking about the best way to do this.  I don't really like the tiered system as it's just more work (I like simplicity, keeps my head on straight).  I was thinking a flat reduction for everything after the year they are released.  I definitely want to do something for retired players and long term IR.  Let me get through the initial rosters and extensions then we'll dive into this.

Robert   Bortuzzo   D   Pittsburgh   n/a
Ken    Agostino   LW   Pittsburgh   n/a
Philip   Samuelsson   D   Pittsburgh   n/a

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Robo - Approve
-BA- - Approve
BeanTown - Approve
gocubsgo7
E.J. - Approve
BrewCrew - Can't vote
kangol - Approve

Can we draft prospects and put them on our prospect team?

Yup, as long as they're eligible you can send them straight to your prospect roster.

I had a question about the entry draft.  Is there a predetermined amount of draft picks that we will have to take in the draft?  Let's say I only have 6 available spots on my team and we have 10 rounds for the draft how would that work out?

The draft will be 10 rounds but if you only need/want 6 players you can pass after round 6.  Though you can also release players to  make room for draftees.  Decent prospects should be out there in the later rounds.