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2025 List and Contract Details

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It would be nice to know what our cap space looks like moving forward.

Couple of retirements incoming.

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    13 hours ago, red and blue forever said:

    Update for Blake Howes 2 year contract Extension!! Congratulations!!

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    Thanks red and blue forever, busy week for you and hopefully a few more to come.👏

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    Update for Oscar Berry joining us as a Category B rookie (Starting at end of this season) on a 2 year contract

    Congratulations and Welcome Oscar!!

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    In 2021 in close games (margin 12 or fewer points) we were 4-2 and a draw. When the margin was 7-12 it was 3-1.

    Since then for games 1-6 margin we're 6-12 and for games with a margin 7-12 we're 5-7 (and all games under 13 points we're 11-19)

    This year in the 2 goal or fewer points margin games we're 2-5. If I'm not mistaken we lost our last 3 of these games in '24 so that's 2-8 since midJune last year! I am so f****** sick of the close losses!

    (The new format is infuriating! Somehow I clicked on the wrong link....again)

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    On 12/06/2025 at 14:31, ElDiablo14 said:

    It would be nice to know what our cap space looks like moving forward.

    Couple of retirements incoming.

    🤔

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    I do hope Melk and TMac get offered another year. On the list I think there are 6 delistings from this year and only 3 draft picks. 3 off the list is the minimum and maybe we can get 3, 24-28 y.o. good players to join for next to nothing.

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    Thanks R&BF

    iirc a 'R' FA is in the top 10% player payments. Not sure all those 'R' are so should they choose to go we can't match the offer. Of course rules may have changed.

    btw, is Fritsch 31yo?

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    33 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

    Thanks R&BF

    iirc a 'R' FA is in the top 10% player payments. Not sure all those 'R' are so should they choose to go we can't match the offer. Of course rules may have changed.

    btw, is Fritsch 31yo?

    He's turning 29 in December.
    Contract expires end of next season, so will be 30 in December 2026. Think that is what is meant to say.

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