MELBOURNE DEMONS: THE PICKETT FACTOR RESHAPES EXPECTATIONS
Latrelle Pickett's impressive pre-season performance may lead to a Round 1 debut for the Melbourne Demons, reshaping team expectations.
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Latrelle Pickett's pre-season form has impressed Melbourne recruiters, potentially leading to a Round 1 debut, a faster track than many new players experience.
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Melbourne Demons Secure Dominant Pre-Season Victory Amidst Player Showcases
Melbourne Demons beat North Melbourne Kangaroos by 80 points in a pre-season match simulation at Casey Fields on April 20, 2025. See player scores.
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The Melbourne Demons won by a huge 80 points, scoring 129 points compared to North Melbourne's 49. This is much higher than North Melbourne's score.
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I'm heading to bed, so I'll watch the second half of this match with my coffee in the morning. Despite Gold Coast jumping out to a big lead, Melbourne is clawing their way back in to the match after a horrendous opening quarter. I love how quickly teams can turn games around in the AFL - few leads are truly safe.
Troy Thompson ventured over to the MCG and saw the Demons ("Narrm") take down the Swans.
https://www.afana.com/news/2025/05/26/pickett-performs-melbourne-sinks-swans
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The Melbourne Demons led by Max Gawn overcame the desperate West Coast Eagles to post their third consecutive win of the season. It was a match of fifteenth versus eighteenth and for much of the game it reflected their respective positions on the premiership ladder. The Eagles were desperate and lacked skills and the Demons had players with skill but lacked desperation. The shining light for the Demons was their skipper Max Gawn, who dominated in the ruck with 47 hitouts and nine clearances while covering ground like a midfielder and picking up 35 possessions. Gawn was supported by Christian Petracca who was back to his damaging best at stoppages and provided midfield grunt when the Demons got serious after half time. Petracca made an early symbolic statement when he intercepted a Harley Reid handpass and booted the Demons' first goal after less than two minutes play.
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