Fritsch managed 73 in Melbourne's 39-point demolition of Hawthorn — in a game won by that margin at the MCG, 73 is ordinary. He cleared his 51 BE but cash gen is still slightly negative at -$909/wk and his recent form sequence (94, 52, 61, 73) shows he cannot reproduce his R7 ceiling. The R9 sell verdict stands — his price of $347.2k is still inflated relative to his current output. Sell now before another soft score bleeds more value.
Signals1/3 · Weak alignment
Form
Declining
Trajectory
Flat
Consistency
Consistent
Bayley Fritsch
·Bye Rd 12·⚠ test - Foot (Test)
FWD
SC Avg67.0
Form
Break-even51↑ rising
Price$347k3wk ↑ $370k
Owned—
Value0.2poor
UNDERVALUED — 16 pts above BE. Price rising.$-1k/wk
R0
—
R1
85
R2
76
R3
91
R4
R5
59
R6
66
R7
94
How they compare
Bayley Fritsch
FWD
Latrelle Pickett
FWD
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Form
R5
59
R6
66
R7
94
R8
52
R9
61
R10
73
R5
31
R6
43
R7
16
R8
46
R9
50
R10
16
Pricing
Price$347k
Price$180k
Breakeven51
Breakeven26
Cash/wk+$-1k
Cash/wk+$1k
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