I think the best place to start would be with my current team. Obviously, the San Francisco Pride are in a big spot of trouble right now after a few direction changes as GMs transitioned several times over the last few years. This has led to a bit of a fragmented approach, as each one saw different futures for the teams. First step is definitely having a GM last several seasons so that their plan can be actualized.

In terms of the team, the roster itself is fairly young with a few older vets such as Brogen. It certainly helps to have some leadership around, though it may be time to try and ship some of the older players off who are not fitting the rebuild timeline. Players like Brogen would be particularily tough to move due to the worries surrounding the contract running long. This is made additionally tough by there being several teams working through a rebuild right now, so it may mean taking less in the current market.

Any picks or prospects that are stockpiled would be able to add to the already deep pool of young talent to help them develop into future contenders. It seems that the management at this time has a very good roadmap for where they wish to go, and I hope that it works out for them.