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File Size Tips
I originally wrote this for one league in particular, but I figure it just might help a number of leagues out there who don't know much about this. Shaving off a few (and possibly tens of) MBs from a league file just might make the difference for some managers in deciding whether to stay in or leave a league so I highly recommend that commissioners at least consider some of these tips.
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I'll add one thing to this - if you don't include the names.dat file you're asking for trouble. I've been in a number of leagues where, if that file wasn't included, it messed up the players in game. You'd click on the link (player name) for Joe Smith and the page that opened was for Jim Brown. Plus, there would be players on your team you never heard of, and guys missing that could never be found again.
My recommendation is to always include it. Usually it's not much more than few MB's anyway.
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