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The squad you draft won’t be perfect. It may not be balanced, and your players probably won’t stay healthy for the whole year; therefore, you need to make roster changes during the season. As a fantasy coach, you’re more like a virtual general manager in this way. Of course, the real question is when to change your roster in order to improve your team. The following sections let you know your basic options for changing your roster during the season.

Every league provider has different default rules governing player movement, but you can generally adjust your roster right up until game time. In addition, private league commissioners can add to or modify these rules as they see fit. For example, some leagues make all non-rostered players available only on waivers, and others stipulate that adds/drops must be done by using a blind offering system (see Chapter 11). More restrictive league rules make your job more difficult. Always know your league rules and settings before you draft your team and play the game.