Hi everyone,
This is my first post. I'm a long time supercoach player and have been occasionally writing articles throughout pre season. Last season was the change in ruck scoring that affected supercoach, this year it will be the removal of the substitute. I wanted to get your thoughts on something that has been on my mind for a while about a different method of tackling this season. Every year we consider multiple mid pricers, but picking the right one has been like finding a needle in a haystack. This year I think it is a bit different given the sub rule has now been removed. There are players that are significantly underpriced and will make you 150-200k, along with recording some big scores along the way. There are two players that have been locked in my team for quite some time, and if the sub rule was still in our game, I simply wouldn't go near them. But its gone. Now those players that were heavily affected by the vest in 2015, will have an opportunity to break out. Here are my POD's:
Billy Hartung MID:
Played 18 games, averaged 59, priced at $319k. Sounds less than impressive right?
10 of those 18 games were sub affected. If we take out the 10 sub affected games, Hartung averaged 93. A player who averaged 93 is priced at $505k. Today on the AFL facebook page, Clarko answered a question regarding Hartung and the removal of the substitute rule. He said it favours players like Hartung and he is looking forward to seeing Hartung become a regular this season in the Hawthorn midfield. Hartung's scores in the 8 full games were 121, 118, 91, 90, 83, 82, 76, 75. With no substitute vest, should we lock and load?
Mark Hutchings FWD/MID:
Played 13 games, averaged 71, priced at $385.
4 of those games were sub affected. If we take out the 4 sub affected games, Hutchings averaged 89. A player who averaged 89 is priced at $482k. Hutchings has been dominating pre season and consolidated his spot late in the season which is why he only played 13 games. Hutching's scores in the 9 full games were 121, 110, 110, 106, 96, 89, 84, 60, 58. As a forward I think he has terrific value.
http://www.westcoasteagles.com.au/news/2016-01-27/training-ramps-up
What are your thoughts?
This is my first post. I'm a long time supercoach player and have been occasionally writing articles throughout pre season. Last season was the change in ruck scoring that affected supercoach, this year it will be the removal of the substitute. I wanted to get your thoughts on something that has been on my mind for a while about a different method of tackling this season. Every year we consider multiple mid pricers, but picking the right one has been like finding a needle in a haystack. This year I think it is a bit different given the sub rule has now been removed. There are players that are significantly underpriced and will make you 150-200k, along with recording some big scores along the way. There are two players that have been locked in my team for quite some time, and if the sub rule was still in our game, I simply wouldn't go near them. But its gone. Now those players that were heavily affected by the vest in 2015, will have an opportunity to break out. Here are my POD's:
Billy Hartung MID:
Played 18 games, averaged 59, priced at $319k. Sounds less than impressive right?
10 of those 18 games were sub affected. If we take out the 10 sub affected games, Hartung averaged 93. A player who averaged 93 is priced at $505k. Today on the AFL facebook page, Clarko answered a question regarding Hartung and the removal of the substitute rule. He said it favours players like Hartung and he is looking forward to seeing Hartung become a regular this season in the Hawthorn midfield. Hartung's scores in the 8 full games were 121, 118, 91, 90, 83, 82, 76, 75. With no substitute vest, should we lock and load?
Mark Hutchings FWD/MID:
Played 13 games, averaged 71, priced at $385.
4 of those games were sub affected. If we take out the 4 sub affected games, Hutchings averaged 89. A player who averaged 89 is priced at $482k. Hutchings has been dominating pre season and consolidated his spot late in the season which is why he only played 13 games. Hutching's scores in the 9 full games were 121, 110, 110, 106, 96, 89, 84, 60, 58. As a forward I think he has terrific value.
http://www.westcoasteagles.com.au/news/2016-01-27/training-ramps-up
What are your thoughts?