Dykstra's Deep-in-the-Money Call: Walgreen

In sports, the winning and losing teams are often decided well before any of the players even step on the field.

It often comes down to the general managers, owners and the rest of the front office. They're responsible for picking the players and assembling the teams. If they fail, the season is over before it even begins.

This past weekend, the National Football League held its annual amateur draft in New York City's Radio City Music Hall. There were seven rounds and 252 picks. It was the culmination of millions of dollars and endless hours of scouting. ...