Hawthorn premiership defender James Frawley has ended a brief retirement and will play for St Kilda next season.
Oliver Caffrey
With the AFL announcing the salary cap decrease and amended rookie list rules, see all the list changes made on Wednesday.
Catherine Healey
Young forward Jack Mayo will call Leederville Oval home once again in 2021 after his time at St Kilda came to an end.
Jordan McArdle
Shane Savage, who today became the ninth St Kilda player cut since the end of the season, is already on the hunt for his third AFL club.
The list changes have continued ahead of the upcoming AFL Draft, with the Western Bulldogs today de-listing three.
Call it a ‘sliding doors’ moment. Before Dean Cox went on to become West Coast’s games record holder and a six-time All-Australian, St Kilda thought they were “a certainty” to secure a trade for him.
Staff writers
The pain of narrowly missing out on Richmond’s premiership glory over the past two seasons will drive St Kilda recruit Jack Higgins in his pursuit of the ultimate success.
Shayne Hope
Richmond’s Jack Higgins says it’s a ‘dream come true’ to join St Kilda in one of the big moves of day nine. Find out which other players head to new clubs in 2021.
Jack Higgins will now reunite with former Tiger Dan Butler at the Saints, joining ex-Crow Brad Crouch and ex-Bomber Shaun McKernan as new additions for St Kilda in 2021.
Bailey Williams has played just three games but is suddenly one of the most interesting and important players on West Coast’s list.
Braden Quartermaine
Jack Higgins has one season left to run on his existing Richmond deal but would sign a multi-year contract with the Saints, who surged back into the top-eight under Brett Ratten this year.
Shayne Hope and Justin Chadwick
A former Adelaide assistant has taken a swipe at departing star Brad Crouch, saying the decision to let him go for a second-round draft pick was the right call to make.
The feel good story of the 2018 draft has come to an end, with St Kilda delisting forward Matt Parker today.
Staff Reporters
Just two deals were struck on day three of the AFL trade period, and one involved draft picks only.
At the end of each day this trade period, we’ll look at the biggest names touted to move clubs and update their progress on a potential shift.
A year ago, Adelaide could have traded Brad Crouch to Gold Coast for a draft bonanza – but only ended up with pick 23. Matt Turner explains what went wrong.
Matt Turner
Fremantle, Jesse Hogan, West Coast, Brad Crouch and Greater Western Sydney all had big days as the 2020 AFL trade period officially kicked off.
Mitchell Woodcock
Josh Dunkley broke his silence on reports he wants out of the kennel for 2021 to accept a deal at the Bombers worth up to $700,000 a year.
St Kilda has finally offered their contract for Adelaide Crow Brad Crouch, leaving the Crows three days to decide to match it or not and force them into a trade.
Ex-Fremantle CEO Cameron Schwab says the controversial 2001 deal that sent Trent Croad and Luke McPharlin to Fremantle in exchange for picks one, 20 and 36 was a move the club had to make.
Glen Quartermain
Adelaide are prepared to match St Kilda’s contract offer to AFL restricted free agent Brad Crouch unless they receive pick No.2 as compensation, forcing the Saints to trade for the midfielder.
Anna Harrington
St Kilda have lodged a contract offer with outgoing Adelaide midfielder Brad Crouch ahead of the AFL free agency period, with the Crows now to decide if they match or take compensation.
Richmond are urging key forward Tom Lynch not to change his aggressive style during Friday’s preliminary final despite the controversy that has followed him this season.
Craig O'Donoghue
Few Carlton players have been as universally loved by fans as Matthew Kreuzer. But after an extended battle with injuries, the big ruckman is preparing to tell teammates he will retire.
Jay Clark
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