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Has Melbourne utility Jack Watts done enough on the training track to keep his spot on the the team? Picture: Nicole Garmston Source: Herald Sun
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WHAT we know...
North Melbourne will make at least one change to its team that coughed up a six-goal lead against Geelong last week.
Former Gold Coast defender Taylor Hine will make his debut for the Kangaroos in Saturday's match against Sydney at Blundstone Arena, Hobart.
Hine has been one of the Kangaroos best performers for VFL affiliate Werribee.
"Brad called me last night and said I'd be playing and that he was happy with how I went against the Hawks in the NAB Cup and how I've been going for Werribee in the VFL. He just urged me to keep that going", Hine told the Kangaroos website.
Last year Hine collected a career-high 26 disposals lining up against Sydney excitement machine Lewis Jetta.
"I pretty much play as a small or medium defender playing on the quicks like Jetta. Just being a lock dock down defender is a role I enjoy," Hine said.
"I played on Jetta before and played pretty well, but obviously you have to do your homework and know how they play. He's improved a lot since then. I'll do a bit of homework on him but won't try and think about it too much, just let it unfold."
Collingwood ruckman Darren Jolly will miss Sunday's blockbuster against Hawthorn.
But it's not all bad news for the Magpies set to bolster their midfield stocks with playmaker Dale Thomas making his long-awaited return after foot surgery.
West Coast forward Mark LeCras is pushing his case for an early recall after breaking his forearm in Round 1.
Meanwhile, classy midfielder Daniel Kerr is almost certain to line up against embattled Melbourne on Saturday.
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Hawthorn enforcer Brad Sewell is set to miss with a low grade hamstring injury which caused him to be subbed off last week.
Carlton defender Heath Scotland will open his 2013 campaign after sitting the first two matches with a club-imposed suspension.
An injury cloud hangs over Swan Rhyce Shaw's head after the rebounding defender strained an abdominal muscle last week.
What we don't...
How many changes will the hapless Demons make after last week's humiliation?
Will Jack Watts keep his spot? What about Aaron Davey, David Rodan, James Sellar and Sam Blease?
Demon Luke Tapscott kicked six goals in the VFL last week and must come into consideration. As will Dean Kent and ruckman Max Gawn after solid hit outs for Casey Scorpions.
Can Justin Koschitzke break back into a St Kilda outfit still looking for its first win of the season and how will North Melbourne combat Swans talls Mike Pyke and Shane Mumford.
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