Sure. If their strong performances results in an extra win or 2, good for them. Isn't this a different conversation though? I thought we were just talking about the team trying to win as many games as they can so they can head into 2019 feeling good. To clarify this point: I think it's more important to play the younger players, wins be damned. If they have strong performances that results in a couple more wins, woo-hoo! If you truly want them to compete and be an over .500 team, they'll continue to do what they were doing in July... Playing the veterans and keeping young players on a short leash.