Analysis Hawks 2022 Hypothetical trades (read the pinned post)

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Can't believe there's not more excitement from the media and Collingwood fans around what Tom Mitchell will do for them.

Mitchell could win a Brownlow next year. McRae will know exactly how to use him to his full potential, and he'll just be a clearance machine passing out to guys with better disposal and pace, which he can't do at Hawthorn.
Mate u took the words out of mouth
 
Exactly, now you're getting it.
But you're not, because the calculated value of picks was being discussed in regards to Giants handing over 3x first rounders for 1 top 10 pick, and what they'd also need coming back in order for it to look even remotely balanced so that the AFL would sign it off.
 

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But you're not, because the calculated value of picks was being discussed in regards to Giants handing over 3x first rounders for 1 top 10 pick, and what they'd also need coming back in order for it to look even remotely balanced so that the AFL would sign it off.
You've just stated you think it's a bit of a gimmick by saying picks 48 and 50 aren't as good as pick 28 unless you're matching bids. Which is absolutely correct but the sham points system says otherwise.

I'm not saying what the AFL will and won't sign off on, just saying that the whole thing is a gimmick and only relevant to clubs that have academy or F/S prospects.
 
Would Haynes come to us? Not clear where he’s fit in backline (without crowding out opps for DGB, Blanck, Jeka etc) and conflicting with Sicily.
Also seems on the decline - had a pretty average season.
What we are trying to get out of a deal like this is another first rounder via a salary dump.
So it is irrelevant whether Haynes or any other player coming with it play another game or not. Our focus is a first round pick using our cap space.
 
Unless we know a side will accept those two selections in the Mitchell trade as a package deal for a future second round pick in next years bigger draft, there isn't a chance we accept it.

But but the points system says it's just as valuable... where do I sign ?
 
Sorry for the intrusion but Pies may end up with #25 (Henry) and #27 (Grundy)… surely you get one of those for Mitchell? I am seeing a bit of talk about accepting a pick in the 40s for him. Is there some fallout that I’m not aware of?
 

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You've just stated you think it's a bit of a gimmick by saying picks 48 and 50 aren't as good as pick 28 unless you're matching bids. Which is absolutely correct but the sham points system says otherwise.

I'm not saying what the AFL will and won't sign off on, just saying that the whole thing is a gimmick and only relevant to clubs that have academy or F/S prospects.
No I didn't state it was a gimmick, I stated we don't need picks to the value of 28 because we're not matching any bids.

The AFL would sign off on that deal because it looks fair using that system, but Hawthorn would not. We don't need picks to value of 28.

The key difference is that with the mooted Giants trade the AFL wouldn't sign off on it because it was completely unbalanced requiring something more to come back to the Giants, and the Giants wouldn't accept it ether for the same reason.
 
Sorry for the intrusion but Pies may end up with #25 (Henry) and #27 (Grundy)… surely you get one of those for Mitchell? I am seeing a bit of talk about accepting a pick in the 40s for him. Is there some fallout that I’m not aware of?
I think the problem is they are going to be prioritising deals for Fiorini, Frampton and whoever else they are chasing using those picks.
 
No I didn't state it was a gimmick, I stated we don't need picks to the value of 28 because we're not matching any bids.

The AFL would sign off on that deal because it looks fair using that system, but Hawthorn would not. We don't need picks to value of 28.

The key difference is that with the mooted Giants trade the AFL wouldn't sign off on it because it was completely unbalanced requiring something more to come back to the Giants, and the Giants wouldn't accept it ether for the same reason.

I do agree the Giants wouldn't trade 3 1st rounders for 1 pick 6, but I don't need to look at a points system to work that out.
 
Maybe we can trade the pick we get for gunston pick 48 + the mitch picks 41 & 50 plus our own 52 & 65 which is 1313 points which is the points for pick 11!

We got pick 11 fellas!!!



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I do agree the Giants wouldn't trade 3 1st rounders for 1 pick 6, but I don't need to look at a points system to work that out.
Of course you don't, but the pick system comes into play when you look at the calculator to see what those 3 picks are worth and it says the only way that trade is getting done is if there's another Pick inside 10 along with 6.

The points system gives clarity to trade scenarios. It's not that hard to understand.
 
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