Analyzing the Redemption

Nerd Alert.

The Fucking Randy has taken the liberty of using his analytics machine and filtered out some surprising statistics. Here are some surprising statistics regarding the Redemption draft [stats are as of 02/08/2013].

• Vanek (Safari) leads all players in fantasy points (73.90) and was undrafted.
• St. Louis (Burgundy) is among the top 25 in terms of fantasy points, and was drafted 41st overall (out of a possible 56) in the Redemption.
• Drafted immediately after St. Louis was Marleau (Dick Burns), who is 5th in fantasy points (57.20).
• Karlsson (Sitch) is the top D-man with 46.90 points, and actually leads the league in shots (50).
• Kessel (Safari, 28th overall, since dropped) is second overall with 46 shots and one lone goal.
• Zetterberg (Safari) is in the top 10 in terms of fantasy points, and was drafted 49th by Burgundy, who subsequently dropped him for Datsyuk.
• Despite Washington's poor performance, Ribero has quietly amassed 4G and 9A, producing a respectable 46.50 fantasy points. He still remains a free agent in the Redemption and was undrafted.
• Burgundy has dropped both goalies he had drafted (Quick, Howard).
• As preDICKted, Safari's G-Unit is doing quite well; Rask (44.50 points) and Rinne (46.00 points) are among the top 5 best producing goalies.
• The winningest select-GM in terms of goalie wins % is Safari at 58.33% success. The Redemption average is 42.86%.
• Sitch's players are the most likely to score goals (averaging 0.3789 goals-per-games-played).