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*Team TPE by Season - Beaver - 05-06-2018 Total Team TPE by Season Total Team TPE by Season But This Time In Chart Form % of Team's Total TPE by Season % of Team's Total TPE by Season But This Time In Chart Form This is taken from the roster pages so if that's incorrect so is this. This isn't including players assigned to DSFL. There's been lots of talk about a changing of the guard as the Season 1 players head into regression so I was curious which teams would be hit hardest by this (in theory, at least): Yellowknife has the most S1 TPE (6835) followed by Orange County (5867) New Orleans has the least (1227) 3 teams have 8000+ TPE from seasons 1 and 2: Yellowknife (9800), Philadelphia (8724), and Orange County (8321) 40.61% of the league's TPE is on S1 players 3 teams have more than 50% of their team TPE on season 1 players: Orange County (53.44%), Yellowknife (52.62%), and Arizona (51.63%) New Orleans has the most S3-5 TPE (4100) followed closely by Colorado (3892) Colorado has the most S6-7 TPE (2514) followed by Yellowknife (1632) and New Orleans (1554) The S7 class already almost has more TPE than the infamous S4 class (2190 to 1907) Colorado has the least amount of TPE in S1 and 2 players (2977) with New Orleans close behind (3693) - no one else is under 5000. Baltimore is the most evenly spread team - it has 2.44 percentage points more S1 TPE and 2.56 less S6 TPE than average with every other season being within 2 points of average Obviously things are fluid so this is going to change rapidly but I'm super excited to see what different teams do in response to these upcoming drafts. *Team TPE by Season - manicmav36 - 05-07-2018 Great work as always from our resident statistical guru.