Traded Luke Dunstan

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Nah, won't win it with 16 games.

Better to get him right for next season than worry about the rising star anyway.
err Bontempelli has played only 12, so he'll only hit a max of 16.

FWIW, along these type of lines.......

http://www.theroar.com.au/2014/08/07/can-bontempelli-buck-rising-star-trends/

Can Bontempelli buck Rising Star trends?

At the moment, it would appear Marcus Bontempelli is the clear frontrunner for the 2014 Rising Star.

The bookies have him as a $1.85 favourite, far ahead of equal second-placed favourites Tom Langdon and James Aish, who both sit on $6.

He hasn’t played a poor game this season if you exclude the match with the green vest. But is a four-block game of fantastic performances surrounded by performances that are on par with other contenders enough to win the award?

Let’s look at the number of regular season games played by the eventual winners in the past decade.

Jaeger O’Meara – 22
Daniel Talia – 22
Dyson Heppell – 22
Daniel Hannebery – 19
Daniel Rich – 22
Rhys Palmer – 20
Joel Selwood – 18
Danyle Pearce – 22
Brett Deledio – 22
Jared Rivers – 21

That’s an average of 21 games per season and points to a large body of work being preferred by the panel.


Lowest games played in RS winning year was 18, that was by Joel Selwood.

History seems to be against both Luke & Marcus.
 
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Thought it was thread worthy.

LENNY Hayes has handed his famous number seven guernsey over to Luke Dunstan.

The now-retired champion, who played his 297th and final game on Sunday afternoon against Adelaide, made the gesture in the rooms after the match, continuing the number’s proud history at St Kilda.

http://www.saints.com.au/news/2014-08-31/hayes-passes-no7-to-dunstan

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