DT Round 12 (Split-Round) Movers & Shakers

OK so here's where I assess the price changes and fluctuations going on in the world of DreamTeam. Of course, as it's the second-half of the split-round, today's edition is a rather short one, but nevertheless hopefully a helpful one.

For Essendon, star midfielder Mark McVeigh's value becomes all the more affordable by the week after a score of 86 saw him drop $24k to $321k. The concern is his date with the tribunal though.

Also at Windy Hill a couple of veterans are on the move, with Scotty Lucas (106) up $24k to $307k, while Matthew Lloyd (51) is down $23k to $259k.

For Melbourne, it seems popular DT defender Jack Grimes may have hit a wall with a score of 55 seeing his price increase only $1.7k to $261k and with a breakeven of 83 next week, many coaches are thinking 'trade?'.

Other news from the Dees, is young lads Neville Jetta and Kyle Cheney are on the rise both posting substantial increases, while midfielder Cale Morton's (47) value drops significantly to $359k down $27.5k.

For Collingwood, Alan Didak and Heath Shaw are the talk of the town with improving performances equating to better scores and increasing prices. Forward Didak posted 141 so he's up $26k to $375k, while Shaw is becoming more consistent with a score of 85 and he's up $8k to $355k which is very affordable.

Also I wanted to make a special mention of star onballer Dane Swan who smahed the $500k mark this weekend with a score of 127 taking his value up $11k to a ridiculous $507k. On the flipside, fellow midfielder Leon Davis is down $25k to $397k despite an 89.

For Sydney, forward Ryan O'Keefe is really hitting form with a score of 149 taking him up $24k to $419k.

Also worth a mention is midfielder Kristin Thornton who played his fifth game this season scoring a 43 taking him up $14k to $133k much to the delight of 3,500 DT coaches.

For Geelong, there's a bit of attention with a few sliders coming in starting with DT fave Gary Ablett. Ablett scored 76 this weekend, so his value drops $6.5k to $484k with a mammoth 141 breakeven next weekend. If you haven't got him, watch this space.

Other sliders at the Cattery are Joel Selwood (55) who is down $17k to $414k with a breakeven of 176 next weekend, while Stevie Johnson didn't slide as much as hoped by many DT coaches down just a measly $400 after scoring 130.

For Fremantle, defender Greg Broughton is winning many DT admirers after posting a superb 122 to inflate his value $50k to $233k. Broughton's got a breakeven of minus 7 next weekend, so if you're thinking about trading him, don't sell him just yet.

Also for the Dockers young midfielder Matt de Boer had a good game scoring 68 and is up $28k to $168k.