Blues senior advisor Greg Alexander has played questions about a potential wing swap between Josh Addo-Carr and Brian To'o with a straight bat. 9News
Blues centre Stephen Crichton said he had mixed feelings about the discourse surrounding Latrell Mitchell's fitness and selection for Game II.
Crichton played well in Game I, but his spot in the side was more or less Mitchell's, should the Rabbitohs' fullback have been fit. As in game one, Crichton was initially left out of the team, and then elevated into it once Mitchell withdrew. The Panthers gun was asked if he felt disrespected by the assumption it was Mitchell's place, or if it was a credit to Latrell's skill."Latrell is one of the best players, and he's a different beast out in the centres. I just took it as my best chance learn off him in Blues camp. "The only words I take in are the team here and the coaches that I respect."
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