BBKL Draft History Spreadsheet

[dave1959]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

this is what i have so far

[Jordan (VGK)]

Make link shareable to view only.

[Shoalzie]

Dave, curious to see what you have because I have the drafts recorded back to 2014 in Google. Some of the drafts I have in HTML tables that I'll convert and then we have our older draft results in the forum archive.

All the player names are normalized to the names I use on the database (and the sheets). I'll eventually have accumulating stats attached to these players. I have GP so far.

[dave1959]

i got the info from here:

http://ss-onlinedesign.com/fantasy/bbkl ... _entry.htm

[Bruyns]

It would always be tough to compare draft records since teams with higher picks would inevitably hit on more NHLers. Out of my own curiosity I was looking at my drafts and was pleasantly surprised how many players had at least made an NHL appearance even if they didn't pan out. Looking at others around them and most didn't sniff the NHL.

Starting in 2017 since too early to pass judgement on 2018s

Players I drafted who made the NHL:

2014 5/8 NHL

2nd - DeAngelo
5th - Nogier
6th - Bishop, Lernout, Pilut

2015 5/7 NHL

3rds - Friedman
4ths - Gilbert, Borgman
5ths - Cirelli
7ths - Blais

2016 7/13 NHL
3rds - Kyrou, Lindgren, Anderson, Pitlick
4ths - Lajoie, Stillman
5ths - Caamano

2017 2/10 NHL (ugly one for me in the late rounds)

2nds - Vaakanainen, Norris

I think this would stand up well against any other GM since I don't have many picks most years and have drafted some NHL depth. I've never missed on a 1st or 2nd rounder, but I've only had one 1st and 3 2nds. Goes to show you can build a team without relying on the draft since Svech is the only pick on my roster I drafted myself in the first two rounds.

If anyone wants to brag about your drafts I'd welcome it. Also it's really humbling to look at BBKL 2nd, 3rd, 4th rounds to see who I could have drafted and realize for the most part picks generally end up worthless despite so many GMs overvaluing them in present day BBKL.

[Shoalzie]

If you want me to share some of my tables, just ask.

[Matthew]

It would always be tough to compare draft records since teams with higher picks would inevitably hit on more NHLers. Out of my own curiosity I was looking at my drafts and was pleasantly surprised how many players had at least made an NHL appearance even if they didn't pan out. Looking at others around them and most didn't sniff the NHL.

Starting in 2017 since too early to pass judgement on 2018s

Players I drafted who made the NHL:

2014 5/8 NHL

2nd - DeAngelo
5th - Nogier
6th - Bishop, Lernout, Pilut

2015 5/7 NHL

3rds - Friedman
4ths - Gilbert, Borgman
5ths - Cirelli
7ths - Blais

2016 7/13 NHL
3rds - Kyrou, Lindgren, Anderson, Pitlick
4ths - Lajoie, Stillman
5ths - Caamano

2017 2/10 NHL (ugly one for me in the late rounds)

2nds - Vaakanainen, Norris

I think this would stand up well against any other GM since I don't have many picks most years and have drafted some NHL depth. I've never missed on a 1st or 2nd rounder, but I've only had one 1st and 3 2nds. Goes to show you can build a team without relying on the draft since Svech is the only pick on my roster I drafted myself in the first two rounds.

If anyone wants to brag about your drafts I'd welcome it. Also it's really humbling to look at BBKL 2nd, 3rd, 4th rounds to see who I could have drafted and realize for the most part picks generally end up worthless despite so many GMs overvaluing them in present day BBKL.

Did u draft Borgman then release him? I grabbed him in the waiver draft in 2017.

[dave1959]

I think he meant Borgen

[kimmer]

[2013] Waiver Draft Selection Thread
Carolina Hurricanes select with 9th overall: Josh Jooris

2015
12 Carolina (from STL) Troy Stecher

2017
5 Carolina (from NYR) Zach Aston-Reese

actual NHL picks from three waiver picks =))
yes, i know jooris isnt any good but he had his stretches =)))

[Bruyns]

I think he meant Borgen

Yep, I did leave Pilut off a roster submission and Mike drafted him though.