In a special off-season series, Richmond Media is dissecting the key 2020 season statistics of each member of the Tigers’ triumphant premiership team (in guernsey number order). And Richmond great Matthew Richardson also is providing comments on each premiership player. Our focus today is on No. 23, Kane Lambert.

Overall statistics

Games: 20  

Kicks average: 6.8  

Handballs average: 8.8 

Disposals average: 15.6 

Contested possessions average: 6.0     

Uncontested possessions average: 9.8

Inside-50s average: 2.5

Clearances average: 1.6

Stoppage clearances average: 1.5

Marks average: 3.0

Intercepts average: 2.1

Score involvements average: 4.0

Tackles average: 3.4

One-percenters average: 1.3

Metres gained average: 197.6

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Season statistical highs

Kicks: 13 v Sydney, Round 6, Gabba.

Handballs: 16 v Melbourne, Round 5, MCG.

Disposals: 27 v Melbourne, Round 5, MCG.

Contested possessions: 12 v Melbourne, Round 5, MCG.

Uncontested possessions: 17 v North Melbourne, Round 7, Metricon Stadium.

Inside-50s: 6 v Sydney, Round 6, Gabba.

Rebound-50s: 3 v Sydney, Round 6, Gabba.

Clearances: 5 v Melbourne, Round 5, MCG.

Stoppage clearances: 5 v Melbourne, Round 5, MCG.

Marks: 7 v Sydney, Round 6, Gabba.

Intercepts: 4 v 4 v Melbourne, Round 5, MCG and v Gold Coast, Round 12, Gabba.

Score involvements: 8 v Carlton, Round 1, MCG and v Melbourne, Round 5, MCG.

Tackles: 6 v Sydney, Round 6, Gabba and v Port Adelaide, preliminary final, Adelaide Oval.

One-percenters: 4 v Brisbane, qualifying final, Gabba.

Metres gained: 388 v Sydney, Round 6, Gabba.

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Richmond rankings

No. 1 for handballs.

No. 3 for disposals.

No. 3 for uncontested possessions.

No. 3 for tackles.

No. 4 for contested possessions.

No. 4 for stoppage clearances.

No. 5 for clearances.

No. 5 for score involvements.

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Richo says:

“Got to love this guy. Ultimate team man and absolutely critical to the Tigers’ system. Elite two-way runner, which can often go unrewarded, but he opens space up for teammates. As always, when his turn came, he took it. Two crucial final quarter goals v Port Adelaide in the preliminary final propelled Tigers into the Grand Final. A consummate professional.”