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Seriously, do this. I have a friend in the industry, and he says basically getting your game on Steam is the equivalent of signing a distribution deal with Wal-mart or Costco, when previously you only sold to convenience stores. Even if you wind up having to sell your product for half the price you used to sell it for (Which won't likely happen, except for Steam Sales, which is another gravy train loaded with money), the volume of sales more than makes up for it. Especially since digital goods don't have the per unit overhead physical goods do.
Steam will get this game to a massively larger audience. Especially since it has been the exclusive home of Football Manager for a couple of years now, which is really the only other famous, if you want to call it that, game in the sports management genre.
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