If we get 27 [Saints] + 49 [Dees] for 32 + 45, it gives us an extra 59 pointsLoss of points for us. Only makes sense in the context of bringing in another pick - 49 for sharp?
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If we get 27 [Saints] + 49 [Dees] for 32 + 45, it gives us an extra 59 pointsLoss of points for us. Only makes sense in the context of bringing in another pick - 49 for sharp?
Bugger off. He was awesome off the field.
Depends what "an earlier pick" involves. Were we seeking something in the 20-30 range, or just angling for one of those other picks in the 40s? If the latter we'll probably just get it done anyway, it's a modicum of points. If we truly expected something earlier to trade away some depth, well a) we're probably a bit crazy, and b) yeah it won't get done.
What sort of left field shenanigans are we upto giving up points
If we get 27 [Saints] + 49 [Dees] for 32 + 45, it gives us an extra 59 points
Best guess is that we don’t have enough spots for all the picks we have and are looking to get. So give up a little bit of points to be able to bring in another pick for total greater points.
But it is not a gain is it.59 points is 59 points.
We lose 228 points so this quote from the AFL article seems even stupider:The club doesn't even get more points in that in fact we lose 180 points strange trade
But it doesn't or rather is detrimental to thatThe pick Brisbane gained could also help pay for expected bids on father-son gun Levi Ashcroft and Academy prospect Sam Marshall.
Isnt it 228 points pick 32 = 584 points + pick 45 = 347 (total = 931 points) - pick 27 = 703 points = 228 net loss in pointsThey may have a club interested in 27 and are willing to give us more that the 180 points we just lost.
Or someone wants 27 in exchange for their future 2nd and extra picks this year
I believe we lost our future 2nd but could be wrong.
Best guess is that we don’t have enough spots for all the picks we have and are looking to get. So give up a little bit of points to be able to bring in another pick for total greater points.
Likely we are constrained with number of picks we can take to the draft. Then once draft starts we can trade 27 to a club who actually intends to use it, to generate more points.We can only take so many picks to the draft to give our packet of salt n vinegar chips for pick 1, so if we know we have players leaving who will generate more picks it makes sense if it adds additional points total?
Yep. It's only a net gain of draft points for us if we get Pick 49 from the Dees.Isnt it 228 points pick 32 = 584 points + pick 45 = 347 (total = 931 points) - pick 27 = 703 points = 228 net loss in points
Yep. It's only a net gain of draft points for us if we get Pick 49 from the Dees.
Has the AFL brought that rule back? Was looking for it over the weekend and couldn't find anything since they scrapped it in 2020.We can only take so many picks to the draft to give our packet of salt n vinegar chips for pick 1, so if we know we have players leaving who will generate more picks it makes sense if it adds additional points total?
Not sure they can do that as they have traded their future 1st. It would have to be something like swapping F2's and/or F3's and hoping they don't make finals.I think it gets done by doing Sharp and a future 4th for 49 and a future 3rd. Will have two future thirds then that we can easily trade to get another pick with points this year.
Nothing like swapping future picks to make up the difference.
Has the AFL brought that rule back? Was looking for it over the weekend and couldn't find anything since they scrapped it in 2020.
We lose 228 points so this quote from the AFL article seems even stupider:
But it doesn't or rather is detrimental to that
Seems like that trade is designed to just help St Kilda out ............ perhaps the picture will become clearer or make more sense later b/c it doesnt at the moment
We lose 228 points so this quote from the AFL article seems even stupider:
But it doesn't or rather is detrimental to that
Seems like that trade is designed to just help St Kilda out ............ perhaps the picture will become clearer or make more sense later b/c it doesnt at the moment
Yes, i changed my post as i took other posters as being correctIsnt it 228 points pick 32 = 584 points + pick 45 = 347 (total = 931 points) - pick 27 = 703 points = 228 net loss in points
Unless there's a trade target we're eyeing off & we needed a pick in the 20s to get it done.
Because as it stands, it would be removed because we don't have enough list spots to utilise it - we'd be stuck with 32, 34, 42 and 43 (pending other trades). 45 would even come into play before it.Why is the 49 related?