04-23-2019, 01:05 AMnotorioustig Wrote: I think as a GM there is a responsibility to keep on top of your picks as much as possible, and all of us do, but at times a pick can get lost in the shuffle. I was punished last week for double-trading a pick, and same thing - pick tracker wasn't updated and the deal was time-sensitive, so I rushed through it. And that's not even me blaming the previous pick tracker - I made a mistake, no question. Shit happens and occasionally a pick slips through the cracks, which is why this type of punishment doesn't really happen all that often and is not limited to poor GMs (of which there are none), but at some point the entire purpose of a Pick Tracker position is either a shared resource between GMs and HO that's reliable or GMs need to keep their own records elsewhere and the pick tracker is for HO to make their draft lists once a season. The pick tracker was not up to date in the two months between trade and draft. At that point, kind of easy to see where something might go wrong. So much focus right now is on correctly allocating blame and "who fucked up" rather than fairness - COL lost a pick with no return, STL wasn't trying to screw them at all, there were outside reasons why the event happened the way it did, and COL should be compensated with a pick. I really don't see why it needs to be more complicated than that