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Old 07-03-2023, 09:08 PM   #39
Fighting Banana Slug
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Originally Posted by Rutuu View Post
I've really appreciated your inside hits the past season. Also I understand that sometimes what is reported shifts quickly and don't hold those that report what they heard at a point in time responsible for their accurately reported take not coming to fruition. Just wanted to say that upfront.

On to your comment I'd like to build on. When it comes to picks, prospects and players, they should all fit on a risk / return frontier in my opinion.

Risk being measured as probability of success. Return being their likelihood of fulfilling their positional role with AAV accounted for.

E.g.: Kadri would be an AAV of $7m and a 99% COS of being a 2nd line center with 50pts. A 2nd round draft pick would be a 20% COS of being a 2nd line center scoring 50pts, but would only cost $895k.

$/pt Kadri = $140k; $/pt 2nd Rounder = $18k

Divide by the CoS

Risked Kadri = $141/pt; Risked 2nd Rounder = $90/pt

If a particular draft pick has less than a 13% chance of scoring those 50pts then they're even with Kadri's risk.

Now for years I assume that the Flames have some version of this ranking with age cohorts vs a model of what they need to win a Stanley Cup (e.g. Elite Dman, Elite Centre, Elite Goaltender, etc), but the more I hear from the inside the more I have my doubts.
That is all very interest, but the problem with your model is that the chance for the 2nd round pick hitting 50 points next year is basically zero. The 50 point plateau might be the high water mark over his career.
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