Dual Jack Dyer Medallist Brett Deledio will enter the 2013 season in equal-seventh place on Richmond’s all-time list for consecutive games.
Deledio, 25, has now played 115 games in-a-row, from Round 18, 2007, to Round 23, 2012.
He is No. 1 in the competition for consecutive games, ahead of North Melbourne captain Andrew Swallow on 89, Sydney’s Josh Kennedy, with 82, and Tiger teammate Jack Riewoldt, 79.
All-up, Deledio, who made his league debut with Richmond in the opening round of the 2005 season, has played 172 games.
Richmond’s freakish goalkicking machine from the mid-1920s through to the early 1940s, Jack Titus, holds the record at Tigerland for the most games on-the-trot. He played 202 from 1933-43.
The list of leading Tiger consecutive games players is:
202 - Jack Titus (1933-43)
173 - Kevin Bartlett (1975-82)
150 - Kevin Bartlett (1966-72)
143 - Joel Bowden (1998-04)
135 - Greg Tivendale (1999-05)
118 - Andrew Kellaway (1999-04)
115 - Roy Wright (1950-56)
115 - Brett Deledio (2007-12)
