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Let's take a look at how many players each team picked up and how much wealth was added to each team this past draft via the bank accounts of those players! Most of this data was collected a bit before the draft so some of it may be a training or so off. Players also have the position they were picked in the draft next to their name.

12 Anthony Archer 2.90m
Average: 2.90m
Tampa doesn't get much this draft with Anthony Archer coming in basically with a SMJHL starting salary.


4 Finn Rhys 9.90m
7 Khabib Nurmagomedov 7.70m
16 Noah Andros 6.81m
23 Jean-Paul Boivin 1.75m
32 Conor Tanner 36.89m
Average: 12.6m
Edmonton does pretty well for themselves with their five picks. Carried on the back of their GM, they're bringing $63m to the franchise, at an average of $12.6m per player.  


9 Prince Devitt 21.80m
Average: 21.8m
Calgary's pickup is relatively well off. It's fortunate that Prince is coming from Kelowna because none of that money should be needed on winter clothes.  


15 Artem Mozgov 0.61m
31 Henry Morris IV 7.88m
Average: 4.24m
Winnipeg barely falls short of being able to buy 1 player a full set of equipment with the $8.49m brought in split (like a 95/5 split) between two players.


1 Elijah Jones 76.15m
18 Nolan McMahon 6.92m
Average: 41.53m
The Panthers pick up the number 1 pick overall who is packing the number 2 wallet overall with Elijah Jones. They brought in about 10 times the amount Winnipeg did with roughly $83m.


6 Cody 120.80m
Average: 120.80m
West Kendall brings in the wealthiest player with Cody's $120m, which also puts them at the top of the totals list. Quality over quantity (or is it quantity in this case since it's money?)


3 Bo Kane 12.18m
11 Mikas Bieksa 28.00m
27 Heat Siecker 0.40m
Average: 13.53m
San Francisco brings in a modest $40.58m split between three players, though primarily split between two, for an average of $13.5m


2 Noah Brusky 7.30m
5 Ricky Spanish 72.36m
21 Jake Primeau 1.85m
35 Cal Clucker 14.56m
37 Gavin Hughes 13.50m
Average: 21.91m
Texas pulls in the 2nd most money this draft with their five picks, totaling $109.5m for an average of nearly $22m. While it's not distributed too evenly, almost four of their players are capable of buying a full equipment set which isn't too bad. 


44 Raquel Castillo Gutierrez 17.88m
Average: 17.88m
New Orleans pulls in a respectable amount attached to their player with the last pick of the draft, definitely enough for a full season of training, equipment, and some redistribution. 


19 Denver Wolfe 39.90m
Average: 39.90m
Buffalo's single pick has enough for over two seasons of their growth, coming in at the 4th biggest wallet of the draft.


8 Jan Zacha 25.30m
13 Derek Bohne Jr. 11.37m
14 Knox Booth 11.75m
30 Jared Lammi 2.50m
Average: 12.72m
Toronto's four picks have a decent amount, averaging $12.7m for a total of 50.92m, with all but one of them being able to afford the next season’s training already.


10 Skao Anazibf 27.61m
26 Jagger Fourquette 24.85m
Average: 26.22m
Both Hamilton players are bringing in respectable wallets, averaging $26.2m for a total of 52.45m. These players are set for training and equipment for good bit. 


20 Leonid Kofix 8.55m
36 Nicklaus Engel 1.80m
Average: 5.175m
Chicago's two players' wallets are similar to Winnipegs, just a tad higher each, bringing it to a 10.35m total.


17 Jakub Bruchevski 1.00m
22 Delver Fudgeson 5.12m
24 Jukka Jokinen 3.00m
Average: 3.04m
New England's picks aren't bringing much with a total barely above a season's training for a single player at 9.12m.


Here are the final total standings:
1 $120.80m
2 $109.56m
3 $83.07m
4 $63.06m
5 $52.45m
6 $50.92m
7 $40.58m
8 $39.90m
9 $21.80m
10 $17.88m
11 $10.35m
12 $9.12m
13 $8.49m
14 $2.90m
15 $0m
16 $0m

And here are the final standings for averages:
1 $120.80m
2 $41.54m
3 $39.90m
4 $26.23m
5 $21.91m
6 $21.80m
7 $17.88m
8 $13.53m
9 $12.73m
10 $12.61m
11 $5.18m
12 $4.24m
13 $3.04m
14 $2.90m
15 $0.00m
16 $0.00m

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Should have posted this after the recent pay day, interesting write though. Nice work

RAIYA RABINOV

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Bane - Defense - Nevada Battleborn - 345 TPE
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Birthplace: London, UK
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 225 lbs
Number: 3
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SMJHL Regular Season Statistics:
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Transactions and Awards:
Drafted 54th overall by the Nevada Battleborn in the S55 SMJHL Draft

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Lol suck it shl.

Oops forgot Manhattan

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This is really cool, maybe add a average money per player drafted, so we can see which teams benefit from volume and which benefit from quality?

First Ever SHL Goal:

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5. New England Wolfpack , Kristaps Ball 1 (Piotr Czerkawski 1, Cameron Dubois 2) at 16:27

First Ever Hat Trick:

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S45 Game 46 NEW vs TOR
6. New England Wolfpack , Kristaps Ball 1 (Artemi Berezin 3, Tigole Bitties 5) at 5:21
9. New England Wolfpack , Kristaps Ball 2 (Artemi Berezin 4) at 18:58
10. New England Wolfpack , Kristaps Ball 3 (Tigole Bitties 7, Manuel Gotze 2) at 19:38 (Empty Net)

Kristaps Ball || D || Whalers/Barracuda

Height: 6'0"

Weight: 200 lbs

Number: 19

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Transactions:

S40 - Drafted 10th Overall by the Vancouver Whalers(SMJHL)

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Awards/Achievements:

S41 - Named Assistant Captain of the Vancouver Whalers (SMJHL)

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Regular Season Stats (SMJHL)

S40: 11 Goals | 7 Assists | 18 Points

S41: 17 Goals | 22 Assists | 39 Points

S42: 16 Goals | 24 Assists | 40 Points

Career: 44 Goals | 53 Assists | 97 Points

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Playoff Stats (SMJHL)

S40: Missed Playoffs

S41: 5 Games | 2 Goals | 1 Assist | 3 Points

S42: 11 Games | 1 Goal | 0 Assists | 1 Point

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Regular Season Stats (SHL)

S43: 6 Goals | 6 Assists | 12 Points

S44: 8 Goals | 13 Assists | 21 Points

S45: 8 Goals | 22 Assists | 30 Points

S46: 6 Goals | 14 Assists | 20 Points

S47: (TBB) 8 Goals | 20 Assists | 28 Points

Career: 36 Goals | 75 Assists | 111 Points

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Playoff Stats (SHL)

S43: Missed Playoffs

S44: Missed Playoffs

S45: 5 Games | 2 Goal | 1 Assists | 3 Point

S46: Missed Playoffs

S47: Missed Playoffs

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This is really cool, maybe add a average money per player drafted, so we can see which teams benefit from volume and which benefit from quality?

Good idea, added that ranking at the bottom.

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