Who is leading our B&F?

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WHO IS IN THE BOX SEAT TO WIN YOUR CLUB’S BEST AND FAIREST?

Andrew Slevison
SEN
20 July 2023



Outright leader

Tim Taranto is destined to win a maiden Jack Dyer Medal in his first year with Richmond.

The former Giants best and fairest winner has been colossal in the middle for his new club, averaging a career-high 30.9 disposals which comfortably leads the way for the Tigers.

Taranto also tops the charts for contested possessions, clearances and effective disposals, and has kicked the fourth most goals at the club with 14.

A first All-Australian blazer is also a possibility for the 25-year-old.

It’s going to be tough to take the best and fairest from Taranto’s grip but there are a few Tigers who could possibly do it.

In the mix

Shai Bolton is putting up better numbers than he did in his All-Australian season of 2022 which saw him finish equal fourth in the JDM.

Rebounding half-back Daniel Rioli, who finished second last year, has been just as consistent in 2023.

Superstar Dustin Martin is enjoying his best season since finishing second in 2020, Liam Baker has had another good campaign, while Noah Balta and Nick Vlastuin should both be around the mark.

https://www.sen.com.au/news/2023/07/20/who-is-in-the-box-seat-to-win-your-clubs-best-and-fairest/