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Quote from: Moranis on July 15, 2023, 07:34:40 AMTo be clear can we draft someone who started before the merger but was still in the league after it. So a if guy like Kareem wasn't a top 75 player could we draft him? And if so, how should we account for someone like that? Do we only account for the post-merger seasons in our analysis of the player? Another top 75 that really represents this issue is Havlicek. He played a couple of seasons post-merger, but no one would draft him based on those couple of seasons. Just looking for clarityI say yes, all guys who played 1976-77 onwards are available to draft.We only consider single season performance in these things rather than career so how they played pre 1976 doesn't matter. Havlicek of 1976-77 may get drafted. He was an All-Star his final two years and a well rounded SF. He is better than some other SFs who put up more guady stat lines due to his two-way game. Edit: Hondo would be top 75 so he couldn't be drafted. But yeah you just got to take one of their 1976-77 or onwards seasons if selecting a player who started before the merger.
To be clear can we draft someone who started before the merger but was still in the league after it. So a if guy like Kareem wasn't a top 75 player could we draft him? And if so, how should we account for someone like that? Do we only account for the post-merger seasons in our analysis of the player? Another top 75 that really represents this issue is Havlicek. He played a couple of seasons post-merger, but no one would draft him based on those couple of seasons. Just looking for clarity
Quote from: Who on July 15, 2023, 11:32:49 AMQuote from: Moranis on July 15, 2023, 07:34:40 AMTo be clear can we draft someone who started before the merger but was still in the league after it. So a if guy like Kareem wasn't a top 75 player could we draft him? And if so, how should we account for someone like that? Do we only account for the post-merger seasons in our analysis of the player? Another top 75 that really represents this issue is Havlicek. He played a couple of seasons post-merger, but no one would draft him based on those couple of seasons. Just looking for clarityI say yes, all guys who played 1976-77 onwards are available to draft.We only consider single season performance in these things rather than career so how they played pre 1976 doesn't matter. Havlicek of 1976-77 may get drafted. He was an All-Star his final two years and a well rounded SF. He is better than some other SFs who put up more guady stat lines due to his two-way game. Edit: Hondo would be top 75 so he couldn't be drafted. But yeah you just got to take one of their 1976-77 or onwards seasons if selecting a player who started before the merger.we don't always select a season in these things. That is part of the clarity I was seeking. If we select seasons then any season post-merger can be used that is probably cleaner.
Ew, I get the ugly stepsister of LA. Hopefully I'll be able to do better in this draft than the Clippers have in their history.
I forget how this works. Is there a specified era that this team is playing by? Like, 2023 rules, 1995 rules, etc.?Also, we keep saying top-75, but it includes all 76 players the league listed?
Quote from: Roy H. on July 17, 2023, 01:28:27 PMI forget how this works. Is there a specified era that this team is playing by? Like, 2023 rules, 1995 rules, etc.?Also, we keep saying top-75, but it includes all 76 players the league listed?Yeah, we could definitely use a post/thread outlining the parameters here.