D'Ambrosio cratered to 39 in HAW's 15-point loss to Fremantle in Perth — 22 below his 61 BE and a brutal reversal after back-to-back 96s in R7 and R8. Context matters here: HAW as a team only managed 73 points in Perth, which is a collective suppression not an individual meltdown. The Perth away effect is real, and nothing in the match suggests his role has changed. Cash gen had been ticking at $1,004/rd and will take a hit next round from this score. Don't panic-trade — hold this week and reassess after R10. If he follows with another sub-60, then the R7-R8 buy calls become the outlier.
Signals0/3 · No alignment
Form
Declining
Trajectory
Flat
Consistency
Variable
Massimo D Ambrosio
·Bye Rd 12
MID
SC Avg84.0solid
Form
Break-even57↑ rising
Price$390k3wk ↑ $405k
Owned—
Value0.2poor
UNDERVALUED — 27 pts above BE. Price rising.$0k/wk
R0
51
R1
53
R2
77
R3
—
R4
105
R5
88
R6
77
R7
96
How they compare
Massimo D Ambrosio
MID
Edward Allan
MID
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Form
R5
88
R6
77
R7
96
R8
96
R9
39
R10
59
R0
35
R1
41
R4
50
R6
51
R10
67
Pricing
Price$390k
Price$260k
Breakeven57
Breakeven38
Cash/wk+$0k
Cash/wk+$-1k
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Sam Mitchell
MID
AVG94
3GM102
BKE88
PRICE$485k
Trade Mitchell → upgrade Xerri to Grundy. Frees $38k and fixes your ruck.
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