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Originally Posted by Lanny_McDonald
Just like Tom Erixon was not a good pick because of his bias, Fox falls into the same category. You invest resources into your organization, not others, so you want that investment to payoff for your team. If a guy says he has no interest in your team you shouldn't draft him. If a player says they have a predisposition to playing in only one city, you don't draft him. That is why you interview prospective draft picks. Get a sense of where their heads are and bring in players that have a desire to make your team better.
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Ok but Fox was drafted with a third and eventually traded (by Carolina but a gauge of approx value) - for two seconds.
That's good ROI in my view.