SuperCoach market watch: Top scores, Max Gawn trade advice after Round 14

THINKING of adding Max Gawn to your SuperCoach team this week? Get the best trade advice from the man himself. Plus Champion Data’s market watch.

Nathan Vardy and Max Gawn compete.

DYNAMITE ruckman Max Gawn says SuperCoach players should wait another week before trading him into their teams.

Gawn returned from 12 weeks on the sidelines with a score of 113 against West Coast, but Sydney under lights at the MCG looms as the litmus test for the All-Australian big man.

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“I think my break-even was around 200 this week so I might have gone down a tiny bit,” Gawn said today.

“Who have we got? Sydney. Maybe (wait) another week.”

Almost 700 SuperCoaches traded Gawn in unseen last week and another 811 made the move as soon as lockout ended.

Gawn dropped $44,100 after his return game and faces a severe price cut with his break-even still at 184.

Max Gawn (right) didn’t miss a beat on his return from injury.

He should be available for about $520,000 and could be a perfect swap for Richmond big man Toby Nankervis, who appears to have hit the wall.

After reaching a season-high value of $485,100 after Round 1, Nankervis has fallen to $423,400 and is set to drop further with a break-even of 115 against Port Adelaide and Paddy Ryder on Saturday night.

But with Gawn projected to lose about $25,000 more than Nankervis, the Demons’ ruckman’s advice is on the money. Just hope Nankervis isn’t rested.

ROUND 14 STARS

156 Jon Patton

146 Robbie Gray

145 Patrick Dangerfield

143 Dylan Shiel

141 Zach Merrett

WEEKLY TOP SCORES

2565 Petraccing Well, Billy

2556 Crowofthafreckle, Iain

2550 11deadbabies, Corey

2548 Such is Fyfe, Niviyendiran

2546 The_Kerminators, Vaughan

OVERALL LEADERS

30,708 The Hyphen, Jamie

30,673 The Big Kabosh, Stuart

30,438 Tyrannosaurus Tex, Kyle

30,349 Telekinesis, Toan

30,238 Zoolander, Luke

THIS WEEK’S WINNING TEAM

Team: Petraccing Well

Coach: Billy Sakalis

Score: 2565

DEFENDERS

Sam Docherty 120

Taylor Adams 99

Rory Laird 72

Nic Newman 90

Jarrod Harbrow 119

Michael Hibberd 91

Tom Stewart 48

Luke Ryan 49

MIDFIELDERS

Patrick Dangerfield (c) 290

Dustin Martin 121

Zach Merrett 141

Marcus Bontempelli 139

Clayton Oliver 113

Josh Kennedy 127

Dylan Shiel 143

Tom Rockliff (vc) 83

Jarrod Berry 76

Jarrod Pickett 43

James Cousins 0

RUCK

Sam Jacobs 90

Toby Nankervis 62

Darcy Cameron 0

FORWARDS

Ellio Yeo 94

Jack Macrae 122

Luke Dahlhaus 103

Toby Greene 127

Cam Pedersen 92

Hugh Greenwood 127

James Parsons 82

Jay Kennedy-Harris 0

Jonathon Patton took six contested marks against the Lions.

PLAYER OF THE WEEK: JONATHON PATTON

Patton was the most dominant player for the round on the back of a season-high 156 SuperCoach points against Brisbane. He finished with career-highs of 23 disposals and 13 marks, including six contested. He also booted four goals and recorded two score assists and an equal game-high 13 score involvements.

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Marcus Bontempelli

Bontempelli bounced back after a run of several subpar performances to collect 139 SuperCoach points against the Kangaroos — his highest score since Round 6. He finished with 28 disposals, 13 contested possessions, eight clearances, 10 tackles and seven inside-50s. He also chipped in with one goal and recorded three score assists.

Dayne Zorko

For one of the very few times in his career, Zorko was tagged out of the game and could only manage five disposals — his second-fewest in any match on record. Scoring a dismal 51 SuperCoach points, he excelled defensively however, applying a game-high nine tackles from 18 tackle attempts.

Patrick Cripps

With only seven SuperCoach points to his name at quarter time, Cripps lifted his output thereafter to finish with 134 points from 86 per cent game time. He won five more pre-clearance disposals (14) than any other player on the ground — with each of his possessions won in a contest. Cripps also recorded game-highs of 10 clearances and eight tackles.

YOUNG GUN: JAMES PARSONS

Parsons played a key role in Geelong’s come-from-behind win over Fremantle, scoring a season-high 82 SuperCoach points, jumping in value by $28,500 in the process. He had a major impact on the scoreboard and was just one of three Cats to boot multiple goals with two majors, while also recording two score assists and six score involvements.