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2023 NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER AND SELECTIONS

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I know it's not so simple but when you look at the table above.   Melbourne has a really good selection.   If you take out North there is no other club I would swap with as a whole.

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    ROUND ONE 

    1. West Coast Eagles - Harley Reid Midfielder/Forward, Bendigo Pioneers, 187cm, 85kg 
    2. North Melbourne - Colby McKercher Midfielder, Tasmania Devils, 180cm, 76kg
    3. Gold Coast Suns - Jed Walter Key forward, Suns Academy, 194cm, 97kg 
    4. North Melbourne - Zane Duursma Midfielder/Forward, Gippsland Power, 189cm,
    79kg 
    5. Hawthorn - Nick Watson Forward, Eastern Ranges, 170cm, 68kg 
    6. Western Bulldogs - Ryley Sanders Midfielder, Sandringham Dragons/Tasmania, 185cm, 86kg 
    7. Melbourne - Caleb Windsor Midfielder, Eastern Ranges, 185cm, 74kg 
    8. Adelaide - Daniel Curtin Key defender, Claremont, 197cm, 95kg 
    9. Gold Coast - Ethan Read Ruck, Suns Academy, 202cm, 92kg 
    10. Essendon - Nate Caddy Key forward, Northern Knights, 193cm, 88kg 
     11. Geelong - Connor O'Sullivan Key defender, Murray Bushrangers, 198cm, 92kg 
    12. GWS Giants - Phoenix Gothard Forward, Murray Bushrangers, 178cm, 72kg 
    13. Melbourne - Koltyn Tholstrup Forward/midfielder, Subiaco, 186cm, 86kg 
    14. Gold Coast Suns - Jake Rogers Midfielder, Suns Academy, 171cm, 69kg 
    15. Western Bulldogs - Jordan Croft Key forward, Calder Cannons, 201cm, 81kg 
    16. Sydney Swans - Will Green Ruck, Northern Knights. 204cm. 93kg 
    17. GWS Giants - James Leake Defender-forward, Tasmania Devils, 187cm, 77kg 
    18. St Kilda - Darcy Wilson Midfielder-forward, Murray Bushrangers, 176cm, 74kg 
    19. Hawthorn - Will McCabe Key defender, Central District, 197cm, 86kg
    20. North Melbourne - Taylor Goad Ruck, South Adelaide, 206cm, 97kg 
    21. Adelaide - Charlie Edwards Midfielder/Defender, Sandringham Dragons, 191cm, 85kg 
    22. North Melbourne - Wil Dawson Utility, Gippsland Power, 200cm, 86kg
    23. North Melbourne - Riley Hardeman Defender, Swan Districts, 185cm, 75kg 
    24. Sydney Swans - Caiden Cleary Midfielder, Swans Academy, 182cm, 79kg 
    25. Collingwood - Harry DeMattia Utility, Dandenong Stingrays, 184cm, 77kg  
    26. Gold Coast - Will Graham Midfielder/defender, Suns Academy, 186cm, 81kg 
    27. Adelaide - Oscar Ryan Defender, Murray Bushrangers, 187cm, 77kg 
    28. St Kilda - Lance Collard Forward, Subiaco, 180cm, 65kg
    29. Carlton - Ashton Moir Forward, Glenelg, 187cm, 85kg

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     According to the Herald Sun, this is the order for Day Two of the Draft  My guess is that there will be some passing as the evening drags on and there's space for rookie upgrades.

    ROUND TWO

    30. West Coast Eagles
    31. Brisbane Lions
    32. Geelong
    33. St Kilda
    34. Carlton
    35. Richmond
    36. Geelong
    37. Collingwood
    38. Fremantle
    39. Essendon
    40. West Coast Eagles
    41. Fremantle
    42. Brisbane Lions
    43. Richmond
    44. GWS Giants
    45. Western Bulldogs

    ROUND THREE

    46. Hawthorn
    47. Western Bulldogs
    48. North Melbourne 
    49. West Coast Eagles
    50. GWS Giants
    51. Gold Coast Suns
    52. Hawthorn

    ROUND FOUR

    53. Hawthorn
    54. Gold Coast Suns
    55. Richmond
    56. Gold Coast
    57. Richmond
    58. Western Bulldogs
    59. Sydney Swans
    60. Carlton
    61. Gold Coast
    62. Port Adelaide
    63. Geelong
    64. GWS Giants
    65. Collingwood

    ROUND FIVE

    66. West Coast Eagles
    67. Fremantle
    68. Geelong
    69. Gold Coast Suns
    70. Sydney Swans
    71. Sydney Swans
    72. St Kilda
    73. Hawthorn
    74. Melbourne
    75. Geelong
    76. Collingwood

    ROUND SIX

    77. Geelong
    78. St Kilda
    79. Port Adelaide
    80. Collingwood

    ROUND SEVEN

    81. Geelong
    82. St Kilda
    83. Port Adelaide
    84. Gold Coast Suns
    85. Fremantle
    86. Essendon
    87. Western Bulldogs
    88. Melbourne
    89. Brisbane Lions

     

     

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    who is likely to be pick 42?

     

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    1 hour ago, Kent said:

    who is likely to be pick 42?

     

    Going by the list you'd have to ask Brisbane.

    Our original pick 42 got traded to St kilda (for a f3) and St kilda then packaged it up for Gold Coast pick 27.

    42 then disappeared in matching Academy bids.

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    AFL will be concerned about tonight, it might turn out you had more picks on night 1 than what will be taken tonight.

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    so 42 becomes 74 (plus 3rd pick next year) which we won't use.  So I guess we get Brown and one other as A rookies.  So keeping the status quo - 36 senior list, 6 A Rookies, 2 B Rookies

     

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