Every player’s SuperCoach price from GWS, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne, Port Adelaide

SuperCoach 2019 is just a week away. Check out all the prices and positions for every player from GWS, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne and Port Adelaide. Plus, our three players to watch.

SuperCoach price reveals for Port Adelaide, Hawthorn, Melbourne, GWS and North Melbourne.

SuperCoach 2019 is only week away.

In our latest reveal, we look at every player’s price and position from GWS, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne and Port Adelaide.

Plus, we look at three players to watch from every club, including the premium must-haves, the cash cows to know and the mid-price risks to avoid.

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GWS GIANTS

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Toby Greene ($354,600, Fwd)

Take on trust. An interrupted pre-season is far from ideal preparation for the firebrand forward but Greene – at his best and fittest – must be considered.

Jye Caldwell ($162,300, Mid)

The Giants’ No.1 draft pick is sure to get his AFL chance early. After an injury-interrupted under-18s season, Caldwell looms as the key replacement after the Giants lost Dylan Shiel, Ryan Griffen and Tom Scully in the off-season.

Shane Mumford ($320,200, Ruck)

Can Mummy return to the bullocking big man we know and love? After a year out of the game all eyes will be on Mumford, and at 320k, he’ll be a bargain if he can reproduce his SuperCoach best, having averaged 90-plus for eight straight years between 2010 and 2017.

Toby Greene has had an interrupted pre-season but is a proven SuperCoach star. Picture: Phil Hillyard

DEFENDERS

Lachie Whitfield $542,100

Heath Shaw $492,400

Adam Kennedy $428,500

Phil Davis $422,600

Nick Haynes $408,100

Zac Williams $407,800

Jeremy Finlayson $380,400

Harry Perryman $314,200

Aidan Corr $299,600

Sam Reid $271,700 (Def-Fwd)

Sam Taylor $268,000

Matt Buntine $252,000

Lachlan Keeffe $190,500

Isaac Cumming $173,700

Jake Stein $123,900

Connor Idun $117,300 (Def-Fwd)

Callum Brown $102,400

MIDFIELDERS

Josh Kelly $617,800

Stephen Coniglio $588,600

Callan Ward $568,000

Tim Taranto $481,600

Brett Deledio $463,800

Jacob Hopper $431,100

Adam Tomlinson $385,400

Tommy Sheridan $382,500

Jye Caldwell $162,300

Jackson Hately $148,800

Nick Shipley $130,300

Xavier O’Halloran $117,300

RUCKS

Dawson Simpson $473,500

Jon Patton $421,200 (Ruck-Fwd)

Shane Mumford $320,200

Matthew Flynn $123,900

Kieren Briggs $117,300

FORWARDS

Matt de Boer $448,500

Jeremy Cameron $441,100

Harry Himmelberg $384,200

Toby Greene $354,600

Daniel Lloyd $344,700

Zac Langdon $303,100

Aiden Bonar $249,700 (Mid-Fwd)

Brent Daniels $246,400

Dylan Buckley $165,000

Zachary Sproule $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)

Jack Buckley $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)

Ian Hill $117,300 (Mid-Fwd)

James Sicily has lost his dual position status in 2019.

HAWTHORN

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Chad Wingard ($481,100, Mid-Fwd)

Take on trust I. If anyone can get the best out of two-time All-Australian Wingard consistently it is Hawthorn premiership mastermind Alastair Clarkson.

Tom Scully ($334,900, Mid)

Take on trust II. The ex-GWS Giants wingman averaged 88 and 97 before breaking down last season with a serious ankle injury. Monitor closely despite no official timeline set for his return.

James Sicily ($570,400, Def)

A breakout season for the young swingman that came to a premature end due to injury. Can Sicily back it up in 2019? If he remains in the intercepting/playmaking defender role, lock him in.

DEFENDERS

James Sicily $570,400

Blake Hardwick $403,400

Jarman Impey $370,600 (Def-Fwd)

James Frawley $364,600

Teia Miles $343,400

David Mirra $339,600

Ben Stratton $320,300

Kaiden Brand $295,900

Tim Mohr $243,200

Conor Glass $210,100

Grant Birchall $205,200

Jack Scrimshaw $149,800

Changkuoth Jiath $123,900

Harrison Jones $123,900

Jacob Koschitzke $117,300 (Def-Fwd)

Damon Greaves $109,900 (Def-Mid)

MIDFIELDERS

Tom Mitchell $700,800

Jaeger O’Meara $503,200

Liam Shiels $498,600

Shaun Burgoyne $484,200

Isaac Smith $451,100

Ricky Henderson $444,900

Daniel Howe $410,000

Tom Scully $334,900

James Cousins $219,900

Darren Minchington $190,900

Will Golds $102,400

RUCKS

Ben McEvoy $553,100

Jon Ceglar $396,800 (Ruck-Fwd)

Marc Pittonet $234,500

FORWARDS

Jack Gunston $521,400

Luke Breust $516,400

Chad Wingard $481,100 (Mid-Fwd)

Jarryd Roughead $454,100

James Worpel $395,700 (Mid-Fwd)

Paul Puopolo $359,500

Harry Morrison $350,000 (Mid-Fwd)

Tim O’Brien $275,500

Conor Nash $262,200

Ryan Schoenmakers $261,200

Mitch Lewis $149,000

Oliver Hanrahan $123,900

Dylan Moore $123,900

Jackson Ross $123,900

Mathew Walker $117,300 (Mid-Fwd)

Clayton Oliver is a No.1 SuperCoach scorer contender in 2019.

MELBOURNE

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Clayton Oliver ($622,600, Mid)

The apprenticeship is over for the 21-year-old bull after averaging 71, 111 and 114 the past three seasons. Has the tools and the team to break through the 120-point barrier this season.

Michael Hibberd ($398,700, Def)

You’ll be understandably cautious when it comes to the rebounding defender after a role change in 2018. However, the return of Jake Lever and addition of Steven May will hopefully see the playmaking weapon return to SuperCoach stardom.

Max Gawn ($692,100, Ruck)

The best genuine ruckman in the game? Yes. Brodie Grundy has Gawn covered around the ground but at stoppages there is none better than the 27-year-old, fresh off a career-high 127.5 average.

DEFENDERS

Jordan Lewis $454,200

Christian Salem $445,400

Steven May $443,500

Michael Hibberd $398,700

Jake Lever $374,600

Kade Kolodjashnij $363,700

Sam Frost $331,700

Neville Jetta $320,000

Oscar McDonald $296,100

Josh Wagner $282,300

Joel Smith $266,600

Jayden Hunt $242,700

Harrison Petty $160,700

Declan Keilty $123,900

James Jordon $117,300 (Def-Mid)

Marty Hore $117,300

Guy Walker $102,400 (Def-Fwd)

MIDFIELDERS

Clayton Oliver $622,600

Angus Brayshaw $526,900

Nathan Jones $459,200

Jack Viney $449,500

Bayley Fritsch $408,400

Jay Kennedy-Harris $301,300

Billy Stretch $285,000

Corey Maynard $238,900

Oskar Baker $123,900

Corey Wagner $123,900

Aaron Nietschke $117,300

Tom Sparrow $117,300

Kade Chandler $108,400

RUCKS

Max Gawn $692,100

Braydon Preuss $239,900

Austin Bradtke 102,400

FORWARDS

Tom McDonald $529,800

James Harmes $453,800

Christian Petracca $442,600 (Mid-Fwd)

Alex Neal-Bullen $402,500

Jake Melksham $400,400

Jeff Garlett $375,100

Mitch Hannan $325,700

Charlie Spargo $311,200

Tim Smith $310,500

Aaron vandenBerg $283,400 (Mid-Fwd)

Sam Weideman $242,900

Toby Bedford $117,300 (Mid-Fwd)

Can Jared Polec repeat his 2018 performance at North Melbourne. Picture: Michael Klein

NORTH MELBOURNE

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Tarryn Thomas ($175,800, Mid)

One of the most talented prospects in the draft, the Tasmanian has all the tools to make an impact in 2019. He wins the ball in the middle but is also strong overhead and kicks goals when pushing forward.

Aaron Hall ($389,200, Mid)

A new lease on life at Arden Street could bring the best out of the ex-Gold Coast speedster. Likely to start forward at the Kangaroos and rotate with Shaun Higgins through the midfield.

Jared Polec ($513,500, Mid)

The former Power midfielder had a career-best year in 2018, averaging 94 points. However, can he replicate that at the Kangaroos? He’ll certainly have plenty of opportunity with few outside players to steal possessions.

DEFENDERS

Jamie Macmillan $440,200

Majak Daw $424,300

Scott Thompson $419,000

Robbie Tarrant $403,000

Jasper Pittard $365,700

Luke McDonald $362,200

Sam Wright $356,200

Marley Williams $340,500

Ed Vickers-Willis $318,300

Sam Durdin $202,300

Tom Murphy $195,400

Ben McKay $123,900

Declan Watson $123,900

Joel Crocker $117,300 (Def-Fwd)

Tom McKenzie $114,400 (Def-Mid)

MIDFIELDERS

Shaun Higgins $560,200

Ben Cunnington $522,900

Jared Polec $513,500

Trent Dumont $452,800

Ben Jacobs $435,500

Jed Anderson $431,400

Dom Tyson $411,000

Aaron Hall $389,200

Paul Ahern $375,100

Luke Davies-Uniacke $197,500

Bailey Scott $117,300

Red Og Murphy $102,400

RUCKS

Todd Goldstein $548,000

Tom Campbell $264,400

Tristan Xerri $123,900 (Ruck-Fwd)

FORWARDS

Jack Ziebell $458,500

Ben Brown $451,100

Shaun Atley $364,700

Mason Wood $363,300

Jy Simpkin $358,300

Kayne Turner $274,100

Nathan Hrovat $266,400

Taylor Garner $254,600

Cameron Zurhaar $254,100

Will Walker $199,100

Tarryn Thomas $175,800

Nick Larkey $123,900

Curtis Taylor $117,300 (Mid-Fwd)

Kyron Hayden $102,400 (Mid-Fwd)

Tom Wilkinson $102,400

What will Robbie Gray’s role be without Chad Wingard in the team? Picture: Sarah Reed

PORT ADELAIDE

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Robbie Gray $525,500 (Mid-Fwd)

After two disappointing (from a SuperCoach perspective) seasons, is 2019 the year of Gray’s return to must-have status. After sharing midfield-forward time with Chad Wingard, Gray could move back to a full-time midfield role this year. It would be music to our ears.

Tom Rockliff ($405,900, Mid)

Has the SuperCoach legend become a SuperCoach burnman? In his first season with the Power, Rockliff logged his lowest average since his debut season in 2009 when he played just one game. If you’re still a believer he’s a bargain.

Connor Rozee ($189,300, Def-Fwd)

The No.4 draft picks looms as the immediate replacement for Chad Wingard in the Hawthorn forward line. The exciting youngster is expected to debut in Round 1 and while he’s expensive shouldn’t lack for opportunity.

DEFENDERS

Tom Jonas $471,100

Dan Houston $420,500

Darcy Byrne-Jones $389,600

Dougal Howard $389,500

Sam Mayes $274,400

Jarrod Lienert $367,200

Tom Clurey $350,300

Hamish Hartlett $349,200

Riley Bonner $346,000

Matthew Broadbent $261,700

Trent McKenzie $260,600

Jack Trengove $235,600

Connor Rozee $189,300 (Def-Fwd)

Xavier Duursma $130,800 (Def-Mid)

Joel Garner $123,900

Riley Grundy $117,300

Martin Frederick $102,400 (Def-Mid)

MIDFIELDERS

Ollie Wines $528,300

Brad Ebert $471,500

Sam Powell-Pepper $425,800

Tom Rockliff $405,900

Ryan Burton $356,700

Karl Amon $270,300

Zak Butters $157,800

Joe Atley $123,900

Cameron Hewett $102,400

Kai Pudney $102,400

RUCKS

Justin Westhoff $549,500 (Ruck-Fwd)

Paddy Ryder $490,300

Scott Lycett $441,200 (Ruck-Fwd)

Billy Frampton $191,100

Sam Hayes $123,900

Peter Ladhams $123,900

FORWARDS

Robbie Gray $525,500 (Mid-Fwd)

Travis Boak $478,000

Charlie Dixon $425,300

Steven Motlop $383,900 (Mid-Fwd)

Sam Gray $380,600

Todd Marshall $281,300

Jack Watts $361,100

Kane Farrell $216,900

Aidyn Johnson $208,100

Willem Drew $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)

Jake Patmore $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)

Boyd Woodcock $117,300 (Mid-Fwd)

Tobin Cox $115,900 (Mid-Fwd)

Originally published as Every player’s SuperCoach price from GWS, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne, Port Adelaide