Okay, here's the deal...
Everything in this entry is in this Google Spreadsheet, so if you want to see it in a grid format, look there.
The game's draft order isn't 100% correct. Here's the correct order:
1. Danville (65 wins in 2014)
2. Saskatoon (69 wins)
3. Maui (72 wins)
4. New York (73 wins)
5. Houston (74 wins)
6. Los Angeles (75 wins)
7. Brooklyn (79 wins)
8. Ohio (81 wins as Walla Walla)
9. Hickory (83 wins)
10. River Cities (109 wins, ZL runner-up)
11. Cleveland (83 wins, ZL champion)
12. Seattle (109 wins, Cecil Cup champion)
I noticed that Hickory had traded its first round pick twice while compiling the list yesterday. The first trade was with River Cities, and the second trade was with Seattle. Since Zev is observing shabbot now, I'll let him sort this out when he gets back online, but I believe Mack and Frank are going to re-do the Kerry trade to save Zev and me a headache.
So, considering there's barely one round worth of decent prospects, here's what everyone cares about, the first round order:
1. Seattle
2. Seattle
3. Maui
4. New York
5. Houston
6. Los Angeles
7. Brooklyn
8. Ohio
9. River Cities (pending resolution of whom gets Hickory's pick, but River Cities "got" it first)
10. River Cities
11. Cleveland
12. Danville
Some interesting (or not) trivia:
- New York, Houston, Ohio, and River Cities all have their original picks, having traded none.
- Hickory can focus on sorting out the Kerry deal with Seattle, as they have no picks in the first 4 rounds. Hope you like those half-star MRs, Frank!
- Umm, that's about it. Have fun this weekend, everyone!
Frank and I have worked out a compromise on the Kerry trade, pending approval by Zev. So, Nate, Hickory's #1 pick this year is all yours.
ReplyDeleteSo what is this compromise?
ReplyDeleteWell, when we make the second half of the trade (waiting for one player involved to heal) after the draft, I will receive Hickory's first and fourth round picks next year.
ReplyDeleteDidn't want to announce it until Zev had blessed the idea. Which he since has.