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If you try to stack a team you will find yourself in money trouble real quick. The fastest way to get fired is to cripple your team with debt.
As for one of your earlier points, the beauty of historical replay is once you go beyond the beginning of the game you are no longer re-living history, you are re-writing it. I had a game in 15 where I was managing the 1937 Cardinals and Dazzy Vance had to retire due to a torn labrum. The problems there was in 1935 he retired with the Dodgers and never tore his labrum. But he wasn't because I never traded him. What would the 1960 Yankees have won the World Series if Kansas City hadn't traded Maris? Would the HR record be broken in '61? Would John Elway have made it to the majors if he hadn't gone to the NFL? Only on way to find out. Now that the historical game actually works correctly I know I'm giving it a shot.
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