A really interesting situation I came across would be that of the Manhattan Rage.

Yes, they are a very good team right now, as their standings in the SHL make perfectly clear. The keyword being right now. The big question that will need to be addressed in the near future will be of their prospect pool. To put it simply, it is a barren wasteland, save for [NAME REDACTED]. While it is to be expected due to trading picks to be heavily competitive in the East, the fact of the matter is that a good 2/3rds of their roster is already in regression. The team is still incredibly competitive for now, but without a solid prospect pool to eventually replace the more heavily regressed players, it's gonna be tough to survive and compete when teams like New England, Tampa Bay, and Atlanta will be climbing up the ranks sooner than later.

The solution for this is fairly simple: draft. If the pick tracker is fully updated, it tells us that they have all of their picks for at least the next 3 drafts. With that said, it will be imperative that the Rage really hit their picks in these drafts: they will be the future of the team. Fortunately for the Rage, they do have a significant amount of time before players like Thomason and Wagstrom regress significantly