CBA’s
Game 1 : Carlton V Sydney:
Carlton: 31 – Patrick Cripps 27, George Hewett 24, Tom De Koning 22, Matthew Kennedy 15, Adam Cerra 14, Sam Walsh 12, Jack Silvagni 9, Jack Carroll 1.
Sydney: 31 – Luke Parker 24, Chad Warner 22, Tom Hickey 16, Isaac Heeney 15, Peter Ladhams 15, Callum Mills 13, Tom Papley 7, Oliver Florent 7, Errol Gulden 3, Josh Kennedy 2.
Game 2 : Geelong V Port Adelaide:
Geelong : 21 – Mark Blicavs 19, Cameron Guthrie 14, Brandan Parfitt 13, Cooper Stephens 10, Patrick Dangerfield 10, Joel Selwood 9, Tom Atkins 6, Sam De Koning 2, Jeremy Cameron 1,
Port Adelaide : 21 – Ollie Wines 18, Sam Hayes 18, Travis Boak 14, Zak Butters 10, Willem Drew 10, Connor Rozee 8, Jeremy Finlayson 3, Sam Powell Pepper 2, Robbie Gray 1.
Game 3 : Western Bulldogs V Gold Coast :
Western Bulldogs : 30 – Jordon Sweet 23, Tom Liberatore 18, Jack Macrae 17, Marcus Bontempelli 15, Bailey Smith 15, Josh Dunkley 13, Adam Treloar 12, Zaine Cordy 7.
Gold Coast : 30 – Touk Miller 26, Jarrod Witts 25, Noah Anderson 24, Matt Rowell 18, David Swallow 15, Brayden Fiorini 7, Mabior Chol 5
Game 4 : North Melbourne V Melbourne:
North Melbourne : 26 – Jy Simpkin 18, Luke Davies-Uniacke 17, Tristan Xerri 15, Hugh Greenwood 13, Jed Anderson 12, Todd Goldstein 11, Tarryn Thomas 10, Jason Horne Francis 7, Tom Powell 1.
Melbourne : 26 – Christian Petracca 22, Clayton Oliver 21, Luke Dunstan 19, Tom Sparrow 15, Max Gawn 14, Luke Jackson 12, Alex Neal Bullen 1.
Game 5 : Adelaide V St Kilda:
Adelaide 26 – Ben Keays 22, Rory Laird 22, Kieran Strachan 22, Sam Berry 18, Jackson Hately 16, Riley Thilthorpe 4.
St Kilda : 26 – Zak Jones 22, Brad Crouch 19, Paddy Ryder 17, Jade Gresham 16, Sebastian Ross 16, Rowan Marshall 9, Marcus Windhager 5.
Game 6: Richmond V Essendon:
Richmond : 22 – Trent Cotchin 18, Toby Nankervis 15, Dion Prestia 14, Shai Bolton 10, Dustin Martin 9, Jayden Short 9, Ivan Soldo 7, Jack Ross 6.
Essendon : 22 – Darcy Parish 20, Andrew McGrath 17, Sam Draper 15, Dylan Shiel 13, Zach Merrett 8, Nick Bryan 7, Ben Hobbs 4, Archie Perkins 4.
Game 7 : GWS V WCE :
GWS : Matt Flynn 76%, Josh Kelly 65%, Stephen Coniglio 59%, Tom Green 57%, Harry Perryman 51%, Tanner Bruhn 38%, Zach Sproule 24%, Toby Greene 22%, Bobby Hill 8%.
WCE : Tim Kelly 89%, Jack Redden 76%, Callum Jamieson 54%, Connor West 49%, Bailey J. Williams 46%, Luke Shuey 43%, Andrew Gaff 30%, Greg Clark 14%.
Game 8 : Hawthorn V Brisbane:
Hawthorn : Max Lynch 76%, Jai Newcombe 73%, Conor Nash 70%, Jaeger O’Meara 57%, Tom Mitchell 49%, Chad Wingard 38%, Jacob Koschitzke 24%, Will Day 14%.
Game 9 : Fremantle V Collingwood:
Fremantle : Andrew Brayshaw 73%, Will Brodie 73%, Caleb Serong 68%, David Mundy 64%, Sean Darcy 64%, Rory Lobb 36%, James Aish 23%.
Collingwood : Scott Pendlebury 82%, Jordan De Goey 73%, Taylor Adams 68%, Darcy Cameron 64%, Jack Crisp 27%, Patrick Lipinski 27%, Mason Cox 23%, Jamie Elliott 18%, Tyler Brown 9%, Brody Mihocek 9%.
Kick Ins:
Game 1 : Carlton V Sydney:
Carlton: Sam Docherty 6/6 Adam Saad 2/2 Nic Newman 1/0
Sydney: Nick Blakey 9/9 Jake Lloyd 1/1.
Game 2 : Geelong V Port Adelaide:
Geelong: Tom Stewart 1/1 Zach Tuohy 1/1 Isaac Smith 1/1 Mitch Duncan 1/1 Tom Atkins 1/0
Port Adelaide: Ryan Burton 9/8 Dan Houston 3/2 Tom Clurey 2/1 Tom Jonas 1/1 Darcy Byrne-Jones 1/0
Game 3 : Western Bulldogs V Gold Coast :
Western Bulldogs : Bailey Dale 7/7 Caleb Daniel 2/2
Gold Coast : Wil Powell 6/3 Jy Farrar 6/3 Lachie Weller 1/1 Connor Budarick 1/1
Game 4 : North Melbourne V Melbourne:
North Melbourne: Luke McDonald 11/9 Aidan Corr 4/4 Bailey Scott 1/1
Melbourne: Steven May 3/3 Jake Lever 1/1 Jayden Hunt 1/1
Game 5 : Adelaide V St Kilda:
Adelaide Tom Doedee 3/2 Jordan Dawson 1/1 Brodie Smith 1/1 Luke Brown 1/1
St Kilda: Jack Sinclair 6/6 Jimmy Webster 3/2 Josh Battle 2/2 Bradley Hill 2/1 Dougal Howard 1/1.
Game 6: Richmond V Essendon:
Richmond : Nick Vlastuin 5/4 Liam Baker 1/1.
Essendon: Mason Redman 5/4 Nick Hind 5/3 Dyson Heppell 2/2 Tom Cutler 2/2
Game 7 : GWS V WCE :
GWS : Isaac Cumming 4/4 Harry Himmelberg 4/3
WCE : Alex Witherden 4/4 Jeremy McGovern 4/4 Liam Duggan 3/2 Josh Rotham 1/0
Game 8 : Hawthorn V Brisbane:
Hawthorn : James Sicily 5/5 Changkuoth Jiath 2/1 Lachlan Bramble 2/0 Blake Hardwick 1/1
Brisbane: Daniel Rich 6/6 Keidean Coleman 2/1 Brandon Starcevich 1/1
Game 9 : Fremantle V Collingwood:
Fremantle : Luke Ryan 8/6
Collingwood : Darcy Moore 2/2 Nick Daicos 2/2 Jeremy Howe 1/1 John Noble 1/1 Isaac Quaynor 1/1 Brayden Maynard 1/0
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Thanks, CT. Always surprises me this doesn’t get more traction, pretty much the most important set of numbers.
A few key takeaways from the CBAs:
– Heeney back to getting a healthy CBA load while Mills time on a wing last week dropped him to 13; hopefully that evens out
– Dogs a really balanced set of rotations, DPP for Bont and Smith should hold
– Xerri and Goldy playing closer to a 50/50 than the 80/20 they started the season for those still considering Goldy up FWD
– Short no longer on the team high CBA load he had when he did the Eagles in for 150 and was looking like D1
– Cogs and Jelly OB pretty massive in a) settling the Cogs hold debate and b) for those considering Jelly as an M8, had a strong fortnight
– Most of Crisp’s of touches were in the defensive half last week, that looks to now be borne out by the CBA numbers; not massively significant as he just does 105 anywhere
Kick ins pretty intuitive but a couple of things to note:
– Not entirely the reason for his drop off but seeing Blakey with 9/10 kick ins and Lloyd only 1 has surely puts a line through him as a pick; that’s 20 points minimum gone out of Lloyd’s scoring stream each week
– Stewart dealing with a bunch of seagulls down back and still popping off, what a god
– Dale, Sicily, Sinclair and Rich doing their thing
– and most interesting Ryan’s second ton this year came with a total monopoly on kick ins; promising that he got them but wonder how sustainable it can be
Third ton for Ryan.
Being a Ryan owner (regrettably) and Freo supporter I watch him very closely.
He has had a monopoly on kick ins all year. The only time he doesn’t take them is when he’s off the ground or out of position.
The biggest issue with Ryan’s scoring this year has been a massive drop off in contested and intercept possessions. To me this is due to the fact he’s playing a more accountable role usually on the small forwards.
He also annoyingly does not play on and goes short from 2-3 kick-ins every week.
Due to the conditions in the weekend’s game he had his highest CP rate for weeks and consistently used the ball long boosting his disposal % instead of dinky sideways chips.
That’s my rant done.
With Heeney’s increased CB’s Rowbottom didn’t play due to suspension
Would be nice to see Simmo give Greg Clarke a few more CBA’s 🙂
Big bodied midfielder that gets a stack of contested footy – and tackles hard.
Would really pump his SC scoring if he got more MID time.
And big Maxxy almost 50% / 50% with Jackson this week – so be nice to see the big fella start to get that CBA % up a bit.
Thanks CT!
I’m finding this weekly update super helpful each week for assessing potential trade targets. Awesome stuff
Bought in Goldy three weeks ago for a quick cash grab, with the plan of flicking him at his bye, but Xerri back early is definitely a spanner in the works. With a BE of 114 he might need to go this week.