Scerri returned from a mid-season absence and delivered 68 in Fremantle's 43-point win over Essendon at the MCG — his second-best score of the season. Some garbage time in a 43-point win but 68 vs a 23 BE is a big number regardless of context. He came back off dominant WAFL form and has shown twice now (73 in R2, 68 in R10) that the ceiling is real. Cash gen at $2,825/wk is exactly what you want from a $155.6k base. Buy if you have a FWD spot — the scoring is there and the price has not run away yet.
Signals2/3 · Partial alignment
Form
Stable
Trajectory
+$3k/wk
Consistency
Variable
Chris Scerri
·Bye Rd 12
FWD
SC Avg41.7
Form
Break-even23↑ rising
Price$156k3wk ↑ $195k
Owned—
Value1.8poor
UNDERVALUED — 19 pts above BE. Price rising.+$3k/wk
R0
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R1
R2
73
R3
31
R4
32
R5
25
R6
R7
How they compare
Chris Scerri
FWD
Max King
FWD
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Form
R2
73
R3
31
R4
32
R5
25
R10
68
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Pricing
Price$156k
Price$114k
Breakeven23
Breakeven17
Cash/wk+$3k
Cash/wk+$0k
But this is generic. Your team changes everything.
Sam Mitchell
MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
Trade Mitchell → upgrade Xerri to Grundy. Frees $38k and fixes your ruck.
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