List Mgmt. 2022 Draft and Trade Hypotheticals: Kinnear & Dalrymple - we march to no drum but our own!
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LukeParkerno1
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Think of it this way we have banked a top 25 pick (hawks are all in for the spoon next year) for nothing. Pick 27 gets us a sliding mid, or Barnett. We’ve addressed the small forward need.
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I hope not. Seems a bit odd.
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Would love to snare lemmey. Those blokes don't grow on trees
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Confirmation that traded picks are linked to Hawthorn. (from Herald Sun)
Sydney handed the Hawks No.18 in exchange for No.27 plus second and third-selections in the 2023 draft.
Those future selections are both tied to Hawthorn, meaning if the Hawks finish 13th again in 2023 it will be picks 27 (this year) and picks 24 and 42 (next year) for Weddle.
That would be the equivalent of Sydney gaining No.21 for free under the AFL’s points system.
Next year’s draft is rated extremely highly, with some experts rating the talent likely to be available in the 20s and 30s similarly to this year’s late first-rounders
Sydney handed the Hawks No.18 in exchange for No.27 plus second and third-selections in the 2023 draft.
Those future selections are both tied to Hawthorn, meaning if the Hawks finish 13th again in 2023 it will be picks 27 (this year) and picks 24 and 42 (next year) for Weddle.
That would be the equivalent of Sydney gaining No.21 for free under the AFL’s points system.
Next year’s draft is rated extremely highly, with some experts rating the talent likely to be available in the 20s and 30s similarly to this year’s late first-rounders
Based on our performance on draft night, that might actually be part of the master plan. Get revenge on Adelaide, piss them off enough for them to bid on our academy kid next year. Refuse to match, then get ultimate revenge by offering Adelaide a bag of chips after our academy kid requests a trade home.Banking some points for our 2023 academy boys. Will need it because I reckon GWS and Adelaide will be out to give us a black eye or two. Hoping Barnett will still be available for our pick 27
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LukeParkerno1
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Does that count as the tall that some people wanted on here lol
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You're right Wolfy, what was I thinking?!
Gulden is Buddy's true heir apparent in 2024!
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Well I know in business that that sort of thing isn't official unless there is a pinky swear.
Welcome to the professional world of the AFL.
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Where have all the people gone who last year were crying foul over the Crows being ruthless and looking after their own self-interest during the Dawson trade?
Now we're ruthless and look after our own interests, and hey, that's business baby!
Now we're ruthless and look after our own interests, and hey, that's business baby!
Have we seen it in writing it is the dawks' 2nd round pick. Seems a high price to pay given they're for the spoon.
LukeParkerno1
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I suspect we will pay a PREMIUM for the next academy player we have
We generally do though when you look at pick 5 for Campbell a couple of years ago. Mills at pick 3. We don’t get academy players cheaply.
Gulden slipped down the radar in hindsight is the anomaly.
We paid well overs for Campbell thanks to Clarkson.
Well with the trade we pulled off the extra picks should help with that.
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If Adelaide and the Giants have anything to say about it that's for sure.
I actually think Beatson hated having to bid on those players to stall for time.
While I don't mind a bit of retribution for the Blakey bid and Dawson deal, ultimately it will be an eye for eye at some point in the future with at least one ego maniacal list manager.
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Oh I'm not concerned. I love when the club pulls these stunts. Generally we are a step ahead of everyone else come draft night
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Personally I think he enjoyed it. It worked out too well for it not to have been a planned strategy going into the night. Reports an hour or so before the draft were swans were being sneaky.
That was 100% a planned attack...and i love it
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Still a few more pages to go.... feeling a bit better now. Knowing Hawthorn are tanking makes that trade look better and there are still some decent names out there. Please let Barnett get to us.
Can anyone see our future second, or Hawthorns 3rd coming into play tomorrow? I can
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However, if you were to redraft Blakey in the absolutely stacked class of 2018, as it stands, he's top 5 for sure so getting him at pick 10 is incredible really.
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That trade was daylight robbery. We essentially turned a pick where there was nothing worth spending it on and turned it into 27, possibly 19 and 37 possibly
LukeParkerno1
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Basically a free top 20 pick in a much better draft and we still get another pick tomorrow early in the 20’s
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