Every SuperCoach score from the 2018 JLT Community Series
MAX Gawn and Nat Fyfe should be locked into every SuperCoach team, but what about Shane Savage? See the biggest bargains, potential traps and what the numbers mean. SEE EVERY SCORE
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GET Gawn or go home.
That’s the clear takeaway when reviewing every SuperCoach score from the JLT Series.
The Melbourne ruckman is already the most popular player in Australia’s biggest fantasy sports game and his ownership could soar to new heights after posting scores of 144 and 125 in his two pre-season matches.
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Gawn tops the averages just ahead of another underpriced superstar. Dockers captain Nat Fyfe scored 161 and 107 and looks another must-have selection in 2018.
There are some less familiar names behind those two in the top 10, led by St Kilda defender Shane Savage, who posted 145 against Carlton and 113 against Melbourne. He has scored big in patches before — if you think he can keep this up for a whole season he’s a great buy.
The biggest bolter is Fyfe’s teammate Matt Taberner, who played eight matches last year for an average of 59 points. He warmed up in the Dockers’ first JLT game with 99 points than exploded against West Coast with 23 disposals, 12 marks, two goals and 147 SuperCoach points. He could be a massive bargain — or a SuperCoach disaster waiting to happen. Will you take the punt?
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Stats gurus Champion Data have also broken down the points per minute numbers for all 523 players who took part in the pre-season, giving more meaning to players like Zach Merrett who scored 29 and 140 in his two matches.
Closer inspection reveals Merrett, who was hurt early in Essendon’s first game, played just 46.9 per cent of game time across the two matches, scoring at a rate of 1.54 points per minute — No.2 in the comp behind Fyfe.
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TOP JLT SERIES AVERAGES
1. Max Gawn (Melb) $503,700 RUC — 135.5
2. Nat Fyfe (Frem) $507,900 MID — 134.5
3. Shane Savage (StK) $479,700 DEF — 129
4. Lachie Neale (Frem) $599,300 MID — 128.5
5. Josh Caddy (Rich) $419,600 MID/FWD — 125
6. Matt Taberner (Frem) $325,100 FWD — 123
7. Josh Kelly (GWS) $628,600 MID — 120
8. Aaron Hall (GC) $507,200 MID — 119.5
9. Tom Mitchell (Haw) $653,500 MID — 119
10. Lachie Whitfield (GWS) $536,600 MID — 115
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10 BARGAINS
Patrick Cripps (Carl) $537,300 MID — 110.5
Stephen Coniglio (GWS) $452,400 MID — 110.5
Tom Liberatore (WB) $434,600 MID — 110
Jack Redden (WC) $437,900 MID — 109.5
Jack Steven (StK) $498,600 MID — 100.5
Devon Smith (Ess) $439,100 FWD — 99.5
Caleb Marchbank (Carl) $381,400 DEF — 99.5
Marley Williams (NM) $396,300 DEF — 98
David Armitage (StK) $310,100 MID — 96.5
Tom Bell (BL) $287,000 FWD — 91
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Dustin Martin (Rich) $656,000 MID — 93.5
Taylor Adams (Coll) $591,000 MID — 80
Kade Simpson (Carl) $516,300 DEF — 71
Charlie Curnow (Carl) $408,900 FWD — 66.5
Isaac Heeney (Syd) $536,300 FWD — 65
Scott Pendlebury (Coll) $586,500 MID — 59.5
Sam Jacobs (Adel) $526,300 RUC — 57.5
Allen Christensen (Adel) $267,300 FWD — 55.5
Cam Rayner (BL) $202,800 MID/FWD — 50.5
Jake Stringer (Ess) $356,000 FWD — 32.5
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TOP 10 ROOKIES
Andrew Brayshaw (Frem) $198,300 MID _ 91.2
Dom Barry (PA) $117,300 MID — 77.5
Nick Holman (GC) $102,400 MID — 77
Charlie Constable (Geel) $117,300 MID — 70
Tim Kelly (Geel) $117,300 MID — 69.5
Tom Doedee (Adel) $123,900 DEF — 69.5
Will Brodie (GC) $187,700 MID — 69
Bayley Fritsch (Melb) $117,300 FWD — 68.2
Aaron Naughton (WB) $166,800 DEF — 68
Lachlan Murphy (Adel) $102,400 DEF — 63.5
TOP 10 POINTS PER MINUTE
Nat Fyfe (Frem) $597,900 MID — 1.62
Zach Merrett (Ess) $600,00 MID — 1.54
Aaron Hall (GC) $507,200 MID — 1.5
Lachie Neale (Frem) $599,300 MID — 1.45
Trent Cotchin (Rich) $555,000 MID — 1.43
Jack Steven (StK) $498,600 MID — 1.43
Tom Bell (BL) $287,000 FWD — 1.4
Darcy MacPherson (GC) $257,000 FWD — 1.39
Josh P Kennedy (Syd) $564,200 MID — 1.38
Max Gawn (Melb) $503,700 RUC — 1.36
* lists include only players who played two JLT Series games
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Originally published as Every SuperCoach score from the 2018 JLT Community Series
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