My old league used to place fall players based on who they played with the prior season. This league puts all returning majors, juniors, and seniors on the same team they came from and drafts the balance. I don’t know which is better, both ways seem to work. At least if it’s a draft, nobody can complain.
Some people get too competitive in the fall. The fact is, winning is insignificant in the fall. Look at it as spring training. Get as many players as many reps as possible. Then, when you are in the championship game next year, even your 7,8,9 hitters will have loads of experience. That’s how to approach the fall season.
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