DNHL Most Prolific Drafter

[GypsieDeathBringer]

I'm thinking about putting together a comprehensive review of all our previous drafts to see which team has drafted the best.  I've mentioned this before, but I think after 5-6 drafts it will have some weight to be interesting.

My question is does anyone care to see the results or should I think of something else to pursue?

[jlapo11]

If you have the time 

[shooter47]

I was actually thinking about doing this to since I think the results would be interesting. Let me know if you want some help compiling the data.

[Rob]

I was hoping you would put something together.  You did this once before, a couple years ago.  So maybe some of your work is already done?

I'm definitely interested.  I routinely trade away youth, so I'm interested to see how my draftees have panned out as a whole. 

[shooter47]

It would be nice to set it up where it could be easily updated each year with the additional point totals for players and then the results could be posted.

[Rob]

Here's what you put together in 2014:  http://www.profsl.com/smf/index.php?topic=168506.0

[Rob]

But those results included Supplemental draft picks that weren't prospects.  I kinda think the active NHLers should have been excluded.

[shooter47]

But those results included Supplemental draft picks that weren't prospects.  I kinda think the active NHLers should have been excluded.

I think it would be interesting to track just the supplemental draft results and not have the contraction draft included. Also I think it would be interesting to see the results split up based on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd rounds along with average points per pick. Some teams (Florida, Buffalo, etc.) have loaded up on draft picks in a few of the drafts which makes the overall totals hard to compare. Average points per pick and by round seem like a good way to judge how well a person has used there picks.

[Rob]

I think it would be interesting to track just the supplemental draft results and not have the contraction draft included. Also I think it would be interesting to see the results split up based on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd rounds along with average points per pick. Some teams (Florida, Buffalo, etc.) have loaded up on draft picks in a few of the drafts which makes the overall totals hard to compare. Average points per pick and by round seem like a good way to judge how well a person has used there picks.

 

[Anthony]

This would be awesome.