Richmond has won 50 straight games when scoring triple figures

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We've won 40 straight games when we have scored 100 or more points. It dates back to the beginning of 2013.

        100+ pts scored
2013   11 matches (all wins)
2014    4
2015    6
2016    5
2017    8
2018    8*
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Total  42 matches (all wins)

Sources:
https://afltables.com/afl/teams/richmond/allgames.html
Herald-Sun paper form (I can't find it online).

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Make that 41.

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Up to consecutive win 'answer to life, the universe and everything' for games where we've scored 100+ points.

Andy Maher and Nick Dal Santo on SEN just before discussed us hitting triple figures more often this year than the H/A games in 2017:

Richmond going to another level can be summed up by their scoring since round 22, 2017:

R1 2017-R21 2017      4 times scored 100+.
R22 2017-R11 2018   12 times scored 100+.

They've gone from hard-nosed blue-collar scrappers to now hitting the scoreboard in such a powerful way most other sides can't compete with, while still doing the pressure stuff we love.

Reasons:
* Form of Townsend late 2017 and this year Josh Caddy.
* Riewoldt takes the best defender and unselfishly plays and contests in a way which allows the next forward(s) to get off the chain.

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Up to 44 straight wins when we've scored over 100 points  .

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Yesterday was our 50th straight win when we've scored 100 or more points (since 2013)

        100+ pts scored
2013   11 matches (all wins)
2014    4
2015    6
2016    5
2017    8
2018   12
2019    4*
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Total  50 matches (all wins)

Sources:
https://afltables.com/afl/teams/richmond/allgames.html


As an aside, our forward firepower has increased since the bye with 3 centuries in our past month of footy. Scores of 103, 150, 94 & 101.

Over the course of the past four matches, Richmond has outscored its opposition by a total of 190 points – 67.46 (448) to 37.36 (258).

https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2019-07-21/tigers-top-turnaround