The stats show Melbourne sharpshooter Bayley Fritsch is a finals specialist, explaining why the Dees are so keen to have him fit to take on the Magpies, while the Power and Suns have both secured important signatures ahead of the trade season.
Dees sweat on fitness of finals specialist FritschNew statistics have revealed just how important Bayley Fritsch is to Melbourne’s chances of beating Collingwood in Thursday night’s qualifying final at the MCG.
The September specialist’s total offensive impact in five finals across the past four years is 22.8 points, including 3.4 goals, one behind and 0.4 score assists.The only opposition player who comes close to that is All-Australian Lion Charlie Cameron , while Isaac Heeney , Eric Hipwood , Jeremy Finlayson and Toby Greene are next.
“We’re going to have to have another look at what’s possible again, but that’s OK. We’ll find a way.” Lever was already signed for next season, but the four-year extension means he is set to be a Demon for the rest of his career after starting at Adelaide. “Obviously, it hasn’t been my best year, but I’m just really grateful for the support I’ve had and for the club sticking by me. Now, I’m eager to get to work and repay the faith over the next four years.”
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