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  • chef
    Hall of Fame
    • Nov 2008
    • 14632

    #16
    Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

    So pick 32 and a pick in the 50s next season. Not great but not terrible.
    The curse is dead.

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    • Doc26
      Coaching Staff
      • Sep 2009
      • 3087

      #17
      Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

      Originally posted by divvydan
      Brisbane and GC did a deal earlier on which was:

      Brisbane getting picks 19, 2019 Rd 2, 2019 Rd 3 (from Haw)
      GC getting 2019 Rd 1.

      It was mainly to get the Neale trade done.
      Thanks Divvydan.

      I'm very much hoping that it is the 3rd rounder ontraded from GCS to Hawthorn for Scrimshaw, and not Hawthorn's original future 3rd rounder.

      I'm assuming by this that the currency of the future 3rd, ontraded to Hawthorn (from GCS), and then ontraded to Brisbane, is based on where GCS finishes at end of 2019.

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      • Doc26
        Coaching Staff
        • Sep 2009
        • 3087

        #18
        Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

        Originally posted by chef
        So pick 32 and a pick in the 50s next season. Not great but not terrible.
        or 36 (plus any compo picks) depending on whose 3rd rounder we've inherited.

        32 and 36 would be a good deal.

        Just trying to confirm whose future 3rd is it that we've received. The SUNS or the Hawks (original 3rd) that was subsequently on-traded to Brisbane ??

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        • divvydan
          WOOF Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 1502

          #19
          Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

          Originally posted by Doc26
          Thanks Divvydan.

          I'm very much hoping that it is the 3rd rounder ontraded from GCS to Hawthorn for Scrimshaw, and not Hawthorn's original future 3rd rounder.

          I'm assuming by this that the currency of the future 3rd, ontraded to Hawthorn (from GCS), and then ontraded to Brisbane, is based on where GCS finishes at end of 2019.
          Unfortunately not. The Scrimshaw trade was Scrimshaw + GC's 2019 Rd 4 pick for Hawthorn's 2019 Rd 3 pick. Hawthorn's 2019 Rd 3 pick was then on-traded to Brisbane in the above trade and then finally on-traded to us in the Adams trade.

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          • Doc26
            Coaching Staff
            • Sep 2009
            • 3087

            #20
            Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

            Originally posted by divvydan
            Unfortunately not. The Scrimshaw trade was Scrimshaw + GC's 2019 Rd 4 pick for Hawthorn's 2019 Rd 3 pick. Hawthorn's 2019 Rd 3 pick was then on-traded to Brisbane in the above trade and then finally on-traded to us in the Adams trade.
            OH DAMN. Thanks but no thanks for clarifying.

            This on the AFL website currently had me confused:

            Western Bulldogs - 2019 round three draft selection (tied to Hawthorn via Jack Scrimshaw trade) via Marcus Adams trade

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            • bulldogtragic
              The List Manager
              • Jan 2007
              • 34289

              #21
              Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

              Afel website sating it's linked absolutely to the Scrimshaw trade. Therefore it's Hawthorn's third rounder. If the finish top 4, it's pick 51-55 less compo shuffling. So I guess maybe pick 55-60 next year.

              So Adams around pick 32 (2018) & circa pick 55-60 (2019).
              Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023

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              • divvydan
                WOOF Member
                • Oct 2009
                • 1502

                #22
                Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

                Hypothetically, West is bid on at pick 15 and Khamis is bid on at pick 30 (higher end of bid range for both).

                Then, pick 7 is live. Picks 27 and 32 go to covering West. The remaining points ( as 27 and 32 combine for nearly 400pts too much) would be around pick 42, leaving us with 42, 45, 63, 75. Picks 42 and 45 would then go to covering Khamis, leaving ~240pts left over, which is 53. So in the end, we'd have picks 7, 53, 63, 75 live, along with West and Khamis.

                For 27 alone to cover West, his bid would need to come in at Pick 21 or later.

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                • bulldogtragic
                  The List Manager
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 34289

                  #23
                  Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

                  Originally posted by divvydan
                  Hypothetically, West is bid on at pick 15 and Khamis is bid on at pick 30 (higher end of bid range for both).

                  Then, pick 7 is live. Picks 27 and 32 go to covering West. The remaining points ( as 27 and 32 combine for nearly 400pts too much) would be around pick 42, leaving us with 42, 45, 63, 75. Picks 42 and 45 would then go to covering Khamis, leaving ~240pts left over, which is 53. So in the end, we'd have picks 7, 53, 63, 75 live, along with West and Khamis.

                  For 27 alone to cover West, his bid would need to come in at Pick 21 or later.
                  If we give the benefit of the doubt to Sam Power and the recruiters advice, if they think West is 18-21 territory and Khamis after the pick obtained for Adams, saying at stays at 32 for argument sake. Then it could be a master stroke to hold onto 32. But there's such a fine line for any margin of error. We will use 4 picks it sounds like, so I guess the worse case scenario is using pick 53 in your spread above, which isn't horrible, but I can't help feel we could've tried to get in a draft points trade.

                  If West comes in where say Cal Twomey had him this week, pick 19, and Khamis after 32 (or slightly less), then that's going to be a very good result for us. My thinking is on the first draft night (picks 1-18) we don't want to hear West (With Port above us we won't hear Rozee, probably a King brother). If that happens with no West (ie pick 19+), night two could quickly turn into a good one with West, 32 & Khamis fate all decided by the end of the second round. Put our cue in the rack virtually and get to selling the members and fans the haul of top end talent, a West into the club again.
                  Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023

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                  • bulldogtragic
                    The List Manager
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 34289

                    #24
                    Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

                    Now:

                    1st rounder
                    2nd rounder
                    3rd rounder
                    3rd rounder (St Kilda)
                    3rd rounder (Hawks)
                    5th rounder

                    Power has built a war chest for either top draftees, trading and/or managing Kellett/Libba.
                    Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023

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                    • bulldogtragic
                      The List Manager
                      • Jan 2007
                      • 34289

                      #25
                      Re: Our Draft Hands 2018 & 2019

                      Thinking about it a bit more.

                      Let's say Kellett & Libba do ok next year. Not top 10, but between them need a lot of points. Depending on where we finish our 2nd, 3rd, St Kilda 3rd (will be good) & Hawks 3rd gets the job done.

                      Then we have our first rounder 2019 & first rounder 2020 to package up for a trade, and the salary cap for it to be a Josh Kelly type target.

                      Power has certainly manoeuvred things to his/our advantage over the next 12 months. Watch this space.
                      Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023

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