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A football team is not a list of players. You have more than that Inventory, sites, employees ( Player : Employee ) and if that went to an api it would be a json ( or some data structure ) that has nothing to do with c#. And the list would probably be an ObservableCollection and not a list and using a where on a List type seems like bad practice
– Nick Turner
Commented Apr 6, 2023 at 18:37
"You dont need to turn your FootballTeam into a list of FootballPlayers" <<< my original post. And people hide parts of objects from Json submission results all the time in .NET. That is why entity framework and others use navigation properties and other forms inside entity classes. I would not allow creation of a FootballTeam type without a player dependency of some form. Otherwise, its not a "team" object. Its something else...management or ownership maybe?
– Stokely
Commented Apr 6, 2023 at 21:33

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