2012 Hawksquawk Summer Dynasty Draft - Post-season Review

[HawkItus]

_Bynum

_{Bryant 10.3}

_{Ginobili 4.5}

_{Ryan Anderson 6.5}

_{Steve Nash 4.3}

_{Gerald Wallace 3.1}

_{Kendrick Perkins 2.5}

_{Taj Gibson 3.3}

_{Mario Chalmers 5.2}

_{Derrick Williams 3.0}

_{Kyle Korver 6.4}

_{Fab Melo}

_{Grant Hill -0.1}

_{Coach - Jeff Van Gundy}

_{46 win shares. Obviously when you whifff as bad as I did on the number one pick.......ish happens.}

[Admin]

Yep hurt with Bynum and several young guys that didn't pan out.

[Guest]

Kyrie 5.3Tyson 9.3Dirk 5.0Kawhi 6.2Marshon 1.3Thaddeus 7.4Kris 2.7George 9.7Meyers 2.4Kemba 4.8Jordan 1.4Dejuan 2.2Corey 3.9Total 61.6Payroll - $83.5 million (yikes)My starting line up missed a total of 101 games combined.Coach - George Karl

Edited June 27, 2013 by JayBirdHawk

[capstone21]

Kyrie 5.3Tyson 9.3Dirk 5.0Kawhi 6.2Marshon 1.3Thaddeus 7.4Kris 2.7George 9.7Meyers 2.4Kemba 4.8Jordan 1.4Dejuan 2.2Corey 3.9Total 61.6Payroll - $83.5 million (yikes)My starting line up missed a total of 101 games combined.Coach - George Karl

I like this team because it has a good mix of stars / role players and well rounded guys.

[AHF]

Now that we are wrapping up, I am going to do another review of my team to see where they are viewed today:

So this is how the 2012 team looks today through the lens of the 2013 draft with the round and pick they were drafted by me last year:

#2013 Pick - Name - (2012 Round, #2012 Pick)

First Round 1-18 (2013)

#7 Dwight Howard (1, #6)

Second Round 19-36 (2013)

#27 Tony Parker (2, #28)

Third Round 37-54 (2013)

#47 Jeff Green (12, #188)

#51 Andre Iguodala (3, #37)

Fourth Round 55-72 (2013)

#57 Bradley Beal (5, #69)

Fifth Round 73-90 (2013)

#80 Kevin Martin (6, #92)

#85 Eric Bledsoe (9, #133)

Sixth Round 91-108 (2013)

#102 Kevin Garnett (4, #60)

Seventh Round 109-126 (2013)

#115 Enes Kanter (8, #124)

#125 Carlos Boozer (7, #101)

Eight Round 127-144 (2013)

None

Ninth Round 146-163 (2013)

#157 Chris Kaman (11, #165)

#158 Dion Waiters (13, #197)

Tenth Round, Eleventh Round, Twelfth Round, Thirteenth Round, Fourteen Round (2013)

None

Undrafted (2013)

Rodney Stuckey (10, #156)

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Bottomline is that most of my team increased in value. While my entire team from last year (other than Stuckey) was drafted by the 9th round, I think the # of picks is more significant because we had more participants this season so you expect people to rise from the perspective of the round where they were drafted since there were more picks per round.

Jeff Green is the biggest riser from last year to this year while KG fell the most. I still like the KG pick for both years but I expect that his value will drop significantly season to season over the last years of his career. Stuckey, on the other hand, is my washout pick. Lots of young talent like Beal, Waiters, Kanter, and Bledsoe rose significantly and even a few vets jumped up a meaningful number of picks like Martin and Kaman.