McInerney managed just 58 in Sydney's 114-point demolition of Richmond at the SCG — 7 points below his 65 BE in the most favourable conditions imaginable, where every other Sydney player feasted. At $441.8k with a 137 average he remains elite value (0.310 value score) and one quiet round against the bottom side is not actionable for a proven premium. The inconsistency pattern is real (110→64→137→58) but the floor is still above zero and the BE is only 65. Hold — you don't trade a 137-average premium out after one funny score in a 114-point win.
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Declining
Trajectory
Flat
Consistency
Variable
Justin Mcinerney
⚡ Cap option·Bye Rd 13
MID
SC Avg102.2premium
Form
Break-even70↑ rising
Price$479k
Owned6%
Value0.0poor
UNDERVALUED — 32 pts above BE. Price rising.+$0k/wk
R0
142
R1
90
R2
77
R3
—
R4
105
R5
97
R6
96
R7
74
How they compare
Justin Mcinerney
MID
Harvey Langford
MID
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Form
R8
110
R9
64
R10
137
R11
52
R12
58
R13
41
R8
34
R9
69
R10
84
R11
85
R12
55
R13
111
Pricing
Price$479k
Price$329k
Breakeven70
Breakeven48
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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