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I wouldn't try to rationalize Star Trek combat. The ships almost never suffer visible damage because creating a damaged model for one episode is exorbitantly expensive. So ships in Star Trek go from looking intact to a fireball with no in between, which makes it look like ships in Star Trek...

I'd say sentimentality is probably a big factor. In TNG, the Excelsior class seemed to be exclusively used by really old admirals. Perhaps it was just a favorite of theirs from way back when. Starfleet probably isn't producing the Excelsior anymore by the time of TNG. Younger captains are flying...

Yesterday's Enterprise was a good one off episode but I would be skeptical if it could have been stretched out longer than that without wearing out its welcome, like how NuBSG was a great miniseries but the show became dreary and stale half way through the first season. It's important to...