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Shaun Johnson
2016 Team Warriors Price 477,000
Fantasy position HLF Bye weeks 12, 18
Statistics
Year Team Games Points Ave Mins Ave Mins PPM
2015 Warriors 18 961 53.39 1,392 77.33 0.69
2014 Warriors 21 1,151 54.81 1,676 79.81 0.69
Total 39 2,112 54.15 3,068 78.67 0.69
Projection 52 Role 80/HLF
Projection Risk High Role Risk Low
Johnson had a ridiculous three game run in which he scored 96, 99 and 93. To my knowledge no
player has ever got back to back 90 point games, let alone add a third. Those three games alone are
responsible for increasing SJ’s average by 9 points. SJ has always had a reputation for inconsistency,
but in 2014 he was among the more consistent fantasy halves with a consistency rating of 0.30.
However, the inconsistent SJ was back in 2015 as his consistency rating dropped back to 0.46. For
comparison to other gun halves: Daly Cherry Evans 0.30, Adam Reynolds 0.33 and Jonathan Thurston
0.23.
Issac Luke
2016 Team Warriors Price 437,000
Fantasy position HOK Bye weeks 12, 18
Statistics
Year Team Games Points Ave Mins Ave Mins PPM
2015 Rabbitohs 20 977 48.85 1,483 74.15 0.66
2014 Rabbitohs 16 724 45.25 1,152 72.00 0.63
Total 36 1,701 47.25 2,635 73.19 0.65
Projection 52 Role 80/HOK
Projection Risk Moderate Role Risk Medium
The main question for Luke’s fantasy prospects is what sort of minutes will he get? The presence of
Jeff Robson and Thomas Leuluai suggests the Warriors might end up rolling with a bench utility, but
it would make more sense if they gave Luke an 80 minute role. Luke has averaged 51.5 in his games
of close to 80 minutes. The main problem will be if Brian McFadden can’t work out how to
consistently deploy Luke and yanks his minutes around.
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