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Hot and Cold – Round 17

Another huge week this week, I had my highest score ever with 2325 which I was very happy about was sick of getting in the 2200’s. Also guys if there is any players I have missed that you would like to see on here. Let me know either on the comments or follow me on twitter @corka23 love some feedback and anything else you would like to see in the article.

Another huge week this week, I had my highest score ever with 2325 which I was very happy about was sick of getting in the 2200’s.

Also guys if there is any players I have missed that you would like to see on here. Let me know either on the comments or follow me on twitter @corka23 love some feedback and anything else you would like to see in the article.

Also got a question for you, with Essendon’s 84 point win over the Dogs then a 71 point loss to the Saints the biggest turnaround in a week of football? 155 points is pretty big, just wondering if there is a bigger margin.

Adelaide Crows

Who’s Hot: Vince (126), Thompson (110), Wright (121), Porplyzia (100) and Jacobs (122) were all amazing and dominated the young giants and Sam Shaw provided great cover with 84 even after coping a falcon from Izzy Folau.
Who’s Cold: Patty Dangerfield had a sub par game with just 76 and so did Rory Sloane he only had the 77 they both failed to capitalize

Interesting breakevens for the week.

Thompson 134
Sloane 101
Dangerfield 109
Van Berlo 36
Tippett 108
Shaw -15
Porplyzia 64
Jacobs 34

 

Brisbane Lions

Who’s Hot: Dayne Zorko again was amazing 113 this week and now averaging 100 points this season. Jack Redden and Tom Rockliff had respectable scores with 89 and 81 respectively.

Who’s Cold: Jed Adcock had another disappointing game with only 63 points. While Josh Drummond had a shocker and only mustered up 44 points and Jonathon Brown only had 51 and only kicked the 1 goal.

Interesting breakevens for the week:
Adcock 79
Zorko 44
Drummond 70
Redden 157
Rockliff 144
Brown 156
Hanley 109

 

Carlton Blues

Who’s Hot:. Chris Judd had an amazing game and ended up with a whopping 147 points. Carrazzo (123) Robinson (112) and Murphy returned after a long absence and had a nice 105.

Who’s Not:Chris Judd had a great game, but will now likely miss a few weeks after a disgusting act against Leigh Adams. We thought Matty Kruezer was back but he had another dirty night only scoring 40 and Andrew Walker’s 4 points before being subbed in the first quarter killed the coaches who have him.

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Judd 144
Carrazzo 59
Gibbs 88
Robinson 81
Bootsma 73
Kruezer 80
Murphy 144

 

Collingwood Magpies

Who’s Hot: Dayne Beams had a huge game which resulted in a whopping 137. Scott Pendlebury welcome back! 117 after a long layout was great for the coaches that kept him myself included. Swan (116) and Shaw (99) both had great games as well.
Who’s Cold: Travis Cloke again he had another stinker 1 goal and only 9 disposals lead to 41 points while Marty Clarke had a sub affected 30 but looked much better than he did the week before.

Interesting breakevens for the week:
Pendlebury 144
Shaw 78
Sidebottom 129
Beams 131
Clarke 75
Elliot 82
Swan 182
Cloke 85

Essendon Bombers

Who’s Hot: Jobe Watson again was huge especially in the last quarter finishing with 124 and Dyson Heppell returned to form with a 98 after spending more time in the midfield and rookie Mark Baguley had a great first game with 81 but you will have to wonder about job security with so many players to come back for the dons.
Who’s Cold: Courtaney Dempsey didn’t have a great game with only 63 and those relying on Cory Dell’Olio for bench cover would be slightly disappointed he played a good game but only scored 52 points.

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Watson 135
Stanton 153
Heppell 78
Dell’Olio 10
Dempsey 112

 

 Fremantle Dockers
Who’s Hot:
Lee Spurr was a late, late inclusion and boy did he make the most of it had his best game in his young career scoring 104 and David Mundy returned to his pre injury form with 111 and Pav played a huge part in the win and scored a respectable 88.

Who’s Cold: Greg Broughton……another shocker scoring 36 and was subbed off and Michael Johnson had a very poor game and only scored 51 and those who are relying on Paul Duffield would be bitterly disappointed after another poor game with 66

 

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Broughton 126
Johnson 123
Duffield 100
Griffin 93
Pavlich 91
Barlow 130
Spurr -30

 

 

Geelong Cats
Who’s Hot:
Stevie J had a massive game as well 36 touches and 137 points and James Kelly also had a huge game finishing with 130. Selwood (97) and Enright (96) both had solid outings
Who’s Cold: Billie Smedts turned in a shocker had no impact on the game and scored only 25 the same with Allen Christensen he did very little had scored 52 while Chappy had a poor game by his lofty standards with 59

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Smedts 72
Johnson 89
Chapman 141
Christensen 82
Selwood 117
Enright 76

 

Gold Coast Suns

Who’s Hot: Gaz was amazing once again with 33 touches and 128 points while Trent McKenzie returned to his best with 112 and a special mention to Karmichael Hunt for kicking the winning goal in what was one of the moments of the year.

Who’s Cold: Those relying on Aaron Hall would be disappointed with a sub affected 26 while Rischitelli’s poor season continued with just 46.

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Horsley 83
Ablett 121
Hall 77
Bennell 79

 

 

  

GWS Giants

Who’s Hot: Toby Greene again was amazing scoring another 121 which included 7 tackles while Callan Ward had a monster game with 134
Who’s Cold: Devon Smith had a really quiet game with only 42 and Jon Patton is showing signs of fatigue and will be rested this week he scored a lousy 35.

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Giles 77
Treloar 100
Smith 61
Greene 31
Patton 51
McDonald 99
Bugg 72

 

Hawthorn Hawks

Who’s Hot: Sam Mitchell had a massive game with 125 as did Brendan Whitecross with 117. Birchall and Roughy both had 93 so they had solid games but nothing special.

 

Who’s Cold: Matty Suckling had a shocker, the hawks dominated the game but he failed to get involved in all the loose ball the hawks got only scoring 31 while Shaun Burgoyne mustered only 50.

 

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Birchall 94
Mitchell 99
Lewis 75
Suckling 106
Roughead 73

 

North Melbourne Kangaroos

Who’s Hot: Drew Petrie had an amazing game with 7 goals and 113 before being subbed off as a precaution at 3 quarter time and Daniel Wells had another beauty with 106 and is having a great year.
Who’s Not: Ryan Bastinac had very little impact on the game and only scored 52 and Robbie Tarrant (42) had a poor game this week and was seemed to be used as a decoy for Hansen and Petrie

 

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Petrie 99
Grima 90
Gibson 14
Goldstein 152
Harvey 69
Adams 125

  

Melbourne Demons
Who’s Hot
: Colin Sylvia (98) continued his resurgence and Jack Grimes had a great game with 105 even though he was hampered by a rolled ankle. While much talked about rookie Tom Couch had a solid 70 in his first game

Who’s Not: Those who have Mark Jamar will be tearing their hair out after only 10 and being subbed after a reoccurrence of his calf injury and now looking like missing more time with this injury and Nathan Jones was quiet only scoring 66.

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Watts 110
Jones 118
Grimes 81
Sylvia 44
Magner 106

Port Adelaide Power

Who’s Hot: The Ebert’s both had strong games Brad (104) and Brett (97) while Justin Westhoff continues to have strong games against the bombers kicking 3 and scoring 87.

Who’s Cold: Pffeifer only had the 61 and those who still have Chad Wingard probably should look to at trading him out either to another rookie or upgrade him to a premium after only 19.  

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Wingard 74
Redden 27
Ebert 113
Pffeifer 25

 

Richmond Tigers
Who’s Hot:
Brett Deledio (141) and Trent Cotchin (137) were absolutely incredible on the weekend and Jack Riewoldt was huge with 5 goals and 112. Those relying on Brandon Ellis for bench cover (myself included) would be ecstatic after he scored 103

Who’s Cold: Those who traded in Tom Derickx would be unhappy with his 19 points and Chris Newman only had 45 and he also copped a kick to the head and got his hand stomped on to add to his troubles.

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Martin 64
Cotchin 82
Deleido 93
Maric 119
Morris 32
Ellis 9
Tuck 132

 

St Kilda Saints
Who’s Hot: Lenny Hayes continued his amazing season with another 105 and Ben McEvoy appears to be back to his best with 100 and those relying on Ahmed Saad would be happy after his 70 points and 4 goals.
Who’s Cold: The two Nick’s both had very poor games, Dal Santo only had 61 while Riewoldt only scored 55 and had a very disappointing night.

 

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Dal Santo 125
Riewoldt 69
Saad 14
Milera 93
Fisher 102
Hayes 99
Goddard 119
Sydney Swans

Who’s Hot: Ryan O’Keefe had probably his best game for the year with an amazing 142 while Kieran Jack continued his incredible season with another 118 and Dan Hannebery racked up 42 touches and 116 points.
Who’s Cold: Rhyce Shaw didn’t impact the game as much as recent weeks scoring just 45 and we thought Adam Goodes was back to his best but he didn’t perform as we are accustom too dropping just 71

 

Interesting breakevens for the week:

O’Keefe 87
Goodes 48
Kennedy 116
Jack 120
Malceski 38
Jetta 104

 

Western Bulldogs
Who’s Hot:
Matty Boyd continues to dominate scoring 131 in his 200th game. Ryan Griffin scored a great 112 and Shaun Higgins showed us a glimpse of what he used to be and what he could have been if injuries hadn’t cruelled his career with 111
Who’s Cold: Brain Lake only had 67 but he played a pretty good game with his defensive work and Ryan Hargrave continues to struggle after a strong start to the year mustering only 66

 

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Lake 85
Smith 30
Dickson 66
Boyd 95
Griffin 86
Hargrave 66

 

West Coast Eagles

Who’s Hot: Scott Selwood had a great game in what was a dirty day for the Eagles scoring 116 while Matty Priddis continues his hot streak with another 111.

Who’s Not: Nic Nat struggled to only 55 and Jack Darling had a dirty day before hamstring tightness caused him to be subbed off after only 40.

Interesting breakevens for the week:

Naitanui 114
Priddis 57
Cox 95
Darling 122
Selwood 80
Brennan 52

 

Thanks guys, ill be doing this every week for the rest of the season would love some feedback and you can follow me @corka23 on twitter




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