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Originally Posted by Oling_Roachinen
Then back it up with some examples.
Nashville had a ton of picks in 2003. Maybe even the most picks in the last decade, not sure. While a lot of teams built cores on that draft because it was so special, the way I see it if Nashville doesn't have 3 2nd round picks they don't grab Weber. They did their diligence with Glazachev and Klein, luckily they were able to grab Weber with their 4th pick in the top 50.
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I couldn't care less if you disagree. I have looked through the data several times and that is a trend that I see. If you want to look and see what your analysis finds, go ahead.
As for 2003, any team that had a lot of picks that year would likely do well. But that is cherry-picking. Look at it year by year. There is usually a team pretty much every year that has several extra picks. It usually reults in very little for them.