MTG Salvation

So, this is another of my attempts at making a draw-go deck that works. At present, I'm trying to do two things: (1) find the right balance of card draw, removal, and counterspells; and (2) select the best card draw, removal, and counterspell effects. There's really a lot of options in Esper colors.

At present, I have 5 cards that do nothing but draw cards - Skeletal Scrying, Sphinx's Revelation, Succumb to Temptation, Jace's Ingenuity, and Moonlight Bargain - and a few others that cantrip or situationally draw - Cryptic Command, Dismiss, and Mystic Confluence). Several of those are really powerful and draw a lot of cards, and 2 of them are flexible and can either be a little bump or a huge refill. Still, I'm not sure if this is enough.

I have 9 pieces of targeted removal - Path to Exile, Swords to Plowshares, Anguished Unmaking, Fate Forgotten (probably one of the weakest and potentially on the chopping block), Hero's Downfall, Mortify, Return to Dust, Utter End, and Grip of Desolation (also in question). I Silumgar's Command will probably also usually be used to hit a planeswalker. And I have 4 board wipes - Cyclonic Rift, Toxic Deluge, Consume the Meek, and Fated Retribution. Instant-speed board wipes aren't as rawly powerful as their sorcery-speed counterparts, but their flexibility might make up for that, and each one has a unique use.

And I have 14 counterspells - Swan Song, Disallow, Void Shatter, Cryptic Command, Dismiss, Insidious Will, Mindbreak Trap, Rewind, Summary Dismissal, Desertion, Mystic Confluence, Silumgar's Command, Spelljack, and Time Stop. I guess Commandeer probably counts as another. One problem here is choosing the highest-quality cards. I tried to go with cards that can be used in different modes depending on the game's demands, and spells that do something besides just counter - cantrip, untap, exile, steal, etc. Still, Mana Drain probably deserves a place (is that the most ridiculous thing to say - "probably"?), and maybe Force of Will and Pact of Negation, as well. There's a lot of other good counterspells to consider, too.

So, I'm trying to weigh pros and cons of individual cards and arrive at a good balance of effects overall. It's a fun process, and any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.

Deck stats. Avg. CMC = 3.19. 49% blue, 27% black, 23% white.