Macdonald delivered 75 in a 39-point away loss to Melbourne — playing an 80/20 mid-forward role with Nash out, rated 8.6/10 with 21 disposals and 7 score involvements. A 75 as the best player in a losing side at the MCG is a quality performance in a tough context. Cash gen ticking at $1,844/wk and the role is expanding with Nash absent. Hold firmly — if Nash stays out, captain him freely.
Signals3/3 · All signals align
Form
Stable
Trajectory
+$2k/wk
Consistency
Consistent
Connor Macdonald
⚡ Cap option·Bye Rd 12
FWD
SC Avg93.7solid
Form
Break-even63↑ rising
Price$427k3wk ↑ $467k
Owned—
Value0.4poor
UNDERVALUED — 31 pts above BE. Price rising.+$2k/wk
R0
94
R1
103
R2
76
R3
—
R4
112
R5
94
R6
55
R7
92
How they compare
Connor Macdonald
FWD
Luke Pedlar
FWD
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Form
R5
94
R6
55
R7
92
R8
125
R9
45
R10
75
R4
30
R6
41
R7
75
R8
45
R9
65
R10
62
Pricing
Price$427k
Price$248k
Breakeven63
Breakeven36
Cash/wk+$2k
Cash/wk+$0k
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MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
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