bulldogtragic
16-05-2017, 08:56 PM
I've collated first round draft pick trades from 2000 to 2014. Moreso looking for the lessons that can be learned that history has shown the clubs. Caveats are I haven't generally included complex trades where there are multiple exchanges (I.e. trades for strategic reasons) or that involve multiple players where the value is harder to identify. I haven't had time to think about what the lessons are, whether it warns against trading first rounders or perhaps not stuffing up top picks. But it does look like the practice has slowed down over the years. What you make of it, how you interpret it would be appreciated and an interesting discussion...
2000
Bode to Adelaide, Rehn to Hawthorn - #12 - Shaun Burgoyne
Clement & Holland to Collingwood, Paul Williams to Sydney - #8 - eventually Daniel Motlop
Justin Murphy to Geelong - #11 - Trent Sporn
Wakelin > Hamill - #4 - Luke Livingston
2001
Croad & McPharlin - #1 - Hodge
Farmer > Bizzell > Black > Stafford > Hall - #13 & #17 - 13 Dal Santo, 17 James Kelly
2002
Leigh Brown > Byron Pickett - #13 - Byron Schammer
Carey - #2 & #18 - Daniel Wells & Kris Shore
Daniel Chick - #8 - Luke Brennan
Peter Everitt - #6 - Eventually Steven Salopek
Barnaby French - #16 - Steven Gilham
Des Headland - #3 & #19 - Jared Brennan & Troy Selwood
Luke Penny - #17 - Cameron Faulkner
Shane Woewodin - #14 - Daniel Bell
2003
Nathan Brown > Danny Jacobs > Lachlan Veale - #6 (& more) - Kepler Bradley
Trent Croad - #10 - Rhley Dunn
2004
Scott Thompson > Moloney - #12 - Lynden Dunn
Josh Carr - #11 - Angus Monfries
Brad Ottens - #12 & #16 - AA & Adam Pattison
Jolly - #15 - Cameron Wood
Nathan Thompson - #10 - Chris Egan
2005
Fergus Watts - #17 - Darren Pfeiffer
Jono Hay - #18 - Max Bailey
Nathan Lonie - #14 - Grant Birchall
2006
Chris Tarrant - #8 - Ben Reid (& Medhurst)
2007
Cam Wood > Trav Johnstone - #14 - Jack Grimes
Jordan McMahon - #19 - Callan Ward
2008
Nil.
2009
Brock McLean - #11 - Jordan Gysbert
Andrew Lovett - #16 - McMillan-Pittard (Buyer beware)
Darren Jolly - #14 - Lewis Jetta
Shaun Burgoyne - #9 - Andrew Moore
2010
End of first round compo: Hale (Kieran Harper), Tambling (Jake Batchelor) & Sherman (Lester)
Pick 15 from GCS to Geelong - Smedts
2011
Mitch Clarke - #12 - Sam Docherty
2012
Sharrod Wellingham - #18 - Brodie Grundy
2013
Ben McEvoy (& Savage) - #18 - Luke Dunstan
2014
O'Rourke - #19 - Eventaully Blaine Boekhurst
Dayne Beams (& others) - #5 - Jordan De Goey and his dog
Paddy Ryder - #17 - Kyle Langford
Tom Boyd/Gryphone - #6 - Caleb Marchbank
So, is there a trend? Does history tend itself to being overly cautious about trading out first rounders? Or for the right gun player, the risk is worth it? Is some fault the poor drafting from good picks? It seems some clubs have really hurt from trading out their first rounders, perhaps costing premierships equally s some clubs have won premierships from it.
2000
Bode to Adelaide, Rehn to Hawthorn - #12 - Shaun Burgoyne
Clement & Holland to Collingwood, Paul Williams to Sydney - #8 - eventually Daniel Motlop
Justin Murphy to Geelong - #11 - Trent Sporn
Wakelin > Hamill - #4 - Luke Livingston
2001
Croad & McPharlin - #1 - Hodge
Farmer > Bizzell > Black > Stafford > Hall - #13 & #17 - 13 Dal Santo, 17 James Kelly
2002
Leigh Brown > Byron Pickett - #13 - Byron Schammer
Carey - #2 & #18 - Daniel Wells & Kris Shore
Daniel Chick - #8 - Luke Brennan
Peter Everitt - #6 - Eventually Steven Salopek
Barnaby French - #16 - Steven Gilham
Des Headland - #3 & #19 - Jared Brennan & Troy Selwood
Luke Penny - #17 - Cameron Faulkner
Shane Woewodin - #14 - Daniel Bell
2003
Nathan Brown > Danny Jacobs > Lachlan Veale - #6 (& more) - Kepler Bradley
Trent Croad - #10 - Rhley Dunn
2004
Scott Thompson > Moloney - #12 - Lynden Dunn
Josh Carr - #11 - Angus Monfries
Brad Ottens - #12 & #16 - AA & Adam Pattison
Jolly - #15 - Cameron Wood
Nathan Thompson - #10 - Chris Egan
2005
Fergus Watts - #17 - Darren Pfeiffer
Jono Hay - #18 - Max Bailey
Nathan Lonie - #14 - Grant Birchall
2006
Chris Tarrant - #8 - Ben Reid (& Medhurst)
2007
Cam Wood > Trav Johnstone - #14 - Jack Grimes
Jordan McMahon - #19 - Callan Ward
2008
Nil.
2009
Brock McLean - #11 - Jordan Gysbert
Andrew Lovett - #16 - McMillan-Pittard (Buyer beware)
Darren Jolly - #14 - Lewis Jetta
Shaun Burgoyne - #9 - Andrew Moore
2010
End of first round compo: Hale (Kieran Harper), Tambling (Jake Batchelor) & Sherman (Lester)
Pick 15 from GCS to Geelong - Smedts
2011
Mitch Clarke - #12 - Sam Docherty
2012
Sharrod Wellingham - #18 - Brodie Grundy
2013
Ben McEvoy (& Savage) - #18 - Luke Dunstan
2014
O'Rourke - #19 - Eventaully Blaine Boekhurst
Dayne Beams (& others) - #5 - Jordan De Goey and his dog
Paddy Ryder - #17 - Kyle Langford
Tom Boyd/Gryphone - #6 - Caleb Marchbank
So, is there a trend? Does history tend itself to being overly cautious about trading out first rounders? Or for the right gun player, the risk is worth it? Is some fault the poor drafting from good picks? It seems some clubs have really hurt from trading out their first rounders, perhaps costing premierships equally s some clubs have won premierships from it.