A question and I have no data to back it up. If dynamic pricing is based on how often a player is drafted. Wouldn't that mean that 2017 top players are a bargain.

What I was thinking about.
I2017 player salaries are based on the same performance criteria as other player initial salaries.
2017 players haven't been involved in a price increase so the ones who are performing above initial pricing have not had any price increases yet.

I was just looking at 2017 Marwin Gonzales and how well he is doing on all of my teams in different stadiums. I think he is very under-priced right now.

Yep

I think the best 2017 players especially are bargains right now. Kluber, Scherzer, Stanton, Judge, Trout, etc., will almost certainly go up the maximum 10% in every update for the foreseeable future.

Yep it is one of the 'bugs / features / unintended consequences' of the model they've chosen

Yep, I’ve been using the $#@! outta 2017 relievers. But I hate the current model. Prices aren’t slowing down, and there aren’t enough high cap leagues to justify it.

So if they’re not correctly updating the usage counters fir dynamic pricing, will they stay cheap forever?

Dynamic pricing has flaws and not enough staff to fix it. Low priority so just take advantage of the loopholes.