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TRADE TREE - NEW/BUF/SEA/ATL
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(This post was last modified: 10-14-2020, 11:38 AM by Bongo.)

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What is with the EVO trade? - a TRADE TREE analysis.

When Hotdog was awarded his expansion franchise, we all knew what was coming - an EVO move. EVO has been one of the highest earners from the S47 Class, earning close to 2100 TPE. It did not shock us when he was traded to the Buffalo Stampede for picks.

New England Wolfpack Wolfpack Receive:

Stampede S56 1st round pick (18th overall)
Jets S56 2nd round pick (27th overall)
Renegades S58 3rd Round Pick (If Stampede win the cup, this pick will be the Stampede S57 2nd rounder)

Buffalo Stampede Stampede Receive:
- Eko Van Otter (2 Million Retained)


Of course, we all know what occurred in Season 55 – The Buffalo Stampede completed their stacked lineup and cruised to a cup victory. A lot can be said about the EVO move – Buffalo are the winners – they’ve achieved the ultimate goal: A championship.

However, I’d like to look more into the aftermath of the trade. With Buffalo’s victory, the New England Wolfpack will now receive the Buffalo Stampede’s S57 2nd Round Pick. This is a massive W for New England. Buffalo knew very well that they'd have to expose EVO for the upcoming Expansion Draft. It is reasonable to suggest that this move was definitely worth sacrificing future talent.

As is customary of a trade tree:

the Atlanta Inferno Inferno Receive:
Eko Van Otter (via Expansion Draft)

Speaking of draft picks, what became of  New England’s acquired picks? Namely, the S56 1st round pick (originally belonging to the Buffalo Stampede) and the S56 2nd round pick (originally belonging to the Winnipeg Jets)?

The newly acquired Buffalo Stampede 1st round pick: 18th overall
The newly acquired Winnipeg Jets 2nd round pick: 27th overall

New England however, would not settle. This is where the trade tree really begins. The roots begin with Otter for picks, but the seeds are distributed with the next move.

On August 29th ,2020 The New England Wolfpack made a deal with the Seattle Argonauts:


Seattle Argonauts Argonauts Receive:

Steelhawks S56 1st Round Pick (15th overall)
Stampede S56 1st Round Pick (18th overall)
Panthers S56 3rd Round Pick (44th overall)

New England Wolfpack Wolfpack Receive:

Argonauts S56 1st Round Pick (5th overall)

Seattle traded down in the draft with the intention of creating a quantity of prospects. Let’s look at who each team selected with all of the draft picks involved in both of these acquisitions, shall we?


At 15th Overall, the Seattle Argonauts selected highly touted centre Dee Centreman IV from the Vancouver Whalers Whalers

At 18th Overall, the Seattle Argonauts selected winger Zdenko Beranek from the Quebec City Citadelles Citadelles

At 44th Overall, the Seattle Argonauts selected Forward William Salming from the Quebec City Citadelles Citadelles


At 5th Overall, the New England Wolfpack selected Defenseman Grandmaster Funk from the Nevada Battleborn Battleborn

At 27th overall, the New England Wolfpack selected forward Alexis Vermette from the Nevada Battleborn Battleborn 

NOTE: Vermette wasn’t explicitly involved in the SEA-NEW deal. He was the Jets pick that New England acquired from Buffalo in the EVO deal.

How do these Season 56 draft picks stack up today?

5th Overall Wolfpack Grandmaster Funk – (413 TPE)
27th Overall Wolfpack Alexis Vermette – (396 TPE)

15th Overall Argonauts Dee Centreman IV – (412 TPE)
18th Overall Argonauts Zdenko Beranek – (398 TPE
44th Overall Argonauts William Salming – (387 TPE)


As of today, it may be difficult to justify New England trading up to acquire Grandmaster Funk when he is on a very similar trajectory as Dee Centreman IV. I'm going to have to assume that Tig liked what he saw and thought he could snag a quality player even in the late first round. Well Tig, if you're reading this and you thought that, you were right. Beranek is developing a tad slower than his projection, but I am optimistic about his development.

On another note: I'd like to give props to New England for that late round steal! William Salming is currently developing way above his draft ranking. As a 44th overall pick, Salming is ranked 31st among S56 players.

The trade tree of course is still to be continued. There is a good chance that at least ONE of these players get dealt during their career. Not to mention, New England still possesses Buffalo's 2nd rounder. New England may have arguably reached a little on Grandmaster Funk at 5th, but I'm optimistic about his development as he remains very active. Of course hindsight is 2020. Leaving Kahnwald or the Petrov's on the board  at that time may have appeared to be a wise move. Keep in mind; there is very negligible difference in the development of Centreman, Funk and the top 5 from the S56 draft class, with Muford and Panda being top earners at 440TPE respectively.

So in sum, here are is the current aftermath of the EVO trade and subsequent expansion draft:

Seattle Argonauts Argonauts Receive:
Argonauts FWD: Dee Centreman IV – (412 TPE)
Argonauts FWD: Zdenko Beranek – (398 TPE
Argonauts DEF: William Salming – (387 TPE)

New England Wolfpack Wolfpack Receive:
Wolfpack DEF: Grandmaster Funk – (413 TPE)
Wolfpack FWD: Alexis Vermette – (396 TPE)
Stampede S57 2nd Round Selection - (TBA)

Atlanta Inferno Inferno Receive:
Inferno FWD: Eko Van Otter - (2150 TPE)

Buffalo Stampede Stampede Receive:
Stampede S55 CHALLENGE CUP
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(This post was last modified: 10-14-2020, 11:38 AM by Nhamlet.)

Quote:Buffalo Stampede Receive:
Stampede S55 CHALLENGE CUP


Challenge Cup hasn't earned any TPE since Buffalo got them, likely a bust.

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10-14-2020, 11:38 AMNhamlet Wrote:
Quote:Stampede S55 CHALLENGE CUP


Challenge Cup hasn't earned any TPE since Buffalo got them, likely a bust.

I'm very pessimistic about his development. Hearing he hasn't stepped foot on the ice since he was awarded.
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It’s worth pointing out that after the trade deadline, Buffalo went undefeated and won the tightly contested race for the Presidents Trophy. It’s reasonable to assume that we wouldn’t have won the Presidents or the Challenge Cup without adding EvO.

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EvO was a sick rental to pick up for BUF. Not only a huge upgrade but essentially a free protection slot

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10-14-2020, 11:56 AMWannabeFinn Wrote: It’s worth pointing out that after the trade deadline, Buffalo went undefeated and won the tightly contested race for the Presidents Trophy. It’s reasonable to assume that we wouldn’t have won the Presidents or the Challenge Cup without adding EvO.

That's a great point - I had no idea. I knew that the race was tight. This definitely adds some more lore to the EVO Rental. Likely the best rental deal in SHL history.
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10-14-2020, 11:35 AMBongo Wrote: On another note: I'd like to give props to New England for that late round steal! William Salming is currently developing way above his draft ranking. As a 44th overall pick, Salming is ranked 31st among S56 players.

Props to seattle, you mean?

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I love a good trade tree

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10-15-2020, 10:06 PM5ympathies Wrote:
10-14-2020, 11:35 AMBongo Wrote: On another note: I'd like to give props to New England for that late round steal! William Salming is currently developing way above his draft ranking. As a 44th overall pick, Salming is ranked 31st among S56 players.

Props to seattle, you mean?

aww thanks boo

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10-16-2020, 12:36 AMnotorioustig Wrote:
10-15-2020, 10:06 PM5ympathies Wrote: Props to seattle, you mean?

aww thanks boo

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Quote:Leaving Kahnwald or the Petrov's on the board at that time may have appeared to be a wise move. Keep in mind; there is very negligible difference in the development of Centreman, Funk and the top 5 from the S56 draft class, with Muford and Panda being top earners at 440TPE respectively.

Should be noted that New England also picked Panda in this same draft. Seeing as they went into the draft week with four 1st round picks, ending up using 3 on Hobbes, Funk and Panda was some of the best (also easiest) drafting that was done.

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10-16-2020, 03:50 AMZema Wrote:
Quote:Leaving Kahnwald or the Petrov's on the board  at that time may have appeared to be a wise move. Keep in mind; there is very negligible difference in the development of Centreman, Funk and the top 5 from the S56 draft class, with Muford and Panda being top earners at 440TPE respectively.

Should be noted that New England also picked Panda in this same draft. Seeing as they went into the draft week with four 1st round picks, ending up using 3 on Hobbes, Funk and Panda was some of the best (also easiest) drafting that was done.

Oh yes Panda was a big time steal. Producing at a way higher rate than his draft position suggests
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