There will be plenty of milestones in the AFL in season 2019.
The 300-game mark could be broken by five players with Eddie Betts, Lance Franklin, David Mundy, Heath Shaw and Scott Pendlebury all set to join an elite list.
However, Collingwood captain Pendlebury may need a touch of luck as he remains 23 games in arrears of 300.
The other four will definitely chalk up 300 as Betts requires five games, Mundy six, Franklin 10 and Shaw 18.
250 will be a popular milestone this year with as many 16 players a chance to reach that mark including Jack Riewoldt, Marc Murphy, Tom Hawkins, Harry Taylor, Dale Thomas, Richard Douglas, Justin Westhoff, Travis Boak, Josh Kennedy and Shannon Hurn, among others.
Based on the player in question avoiding injury or poor form, we’ve put together a club-by-club look at who is in the mix to reach a milestone in 2019.
Adelaide
Eddie Betts will certainly bring up his 300th game early in 2019, most likely in Round 5 against the Suns at the Adelaide Oval. He played 184 games for Carlton.
Richard Douglas looks set to reach 250 games (becoming just the ninth Crow to achieve the milestone) midway through the season while ruckman Sam Jacobs will notch 200 in Round 4.
New co-captain Rory Sloane may also get to 200 if he plays every game and the Crows make the finals.
Brodie Smith will make it to 150 in Round 5 alongside Betts and forward Josh Jenkins is expected to notch 150 in the second half of the season.
There will be 100-game milestones for Matt Crouch (Round 10), Paul Seedsman (Round 12) and Kyle Hartigan (Round 19).
300 games (current games tally in brackets)
Eddie Betts (295) - Rd 5 v GCS
250 games
Richard Douglas (237) - Rd 13 v GCS
200 games
Sam Jacobs (196) - Rd 4 v NM
Rory Sloane (177) - Week 1 finals
150 games
Brodie Smith (145) - Rd 5 v GCS
Josh Jenkins (136) - Rd 15 v Geel
100 games
Matt Crouch (90) - Rd 10 v WCE
Paul Seedsman (88) - Rd 12 v GWS
Kyle Hartigan (82) - Rd 19 v Carl
50 games
Wayne Milera (43) - Rd 7 v Frem
Riley Knight (39) - Rd 11 v Melb
Hugh Greenwood (37) - Rd 13 v Rich
At a stretch
Rory Atkins (77) - 100 games - Week 1 finals
Cam Eills-Yolmen (29) - 50 games - Rd 22 v Coll
Brisbane
Daniel Rich should bring up 200 games late in the season if he can stay fit.
Skipper Dayne Zorko will get to 150 in Round 6 in the Q Clash while off-season recruit Lachie Neale should reach 150 games later in the season after 135 with the Dockers.
Another recruit, Jarryd Lyons, is likely to tick off 100 and so too could Charlie Cameron and Darcy Gardiner, barring injury.
No. 3 draft pick Hugh McClugagge will play his 50th in Round 10.
200 games
Daniel Rich (183) - Rd 18 v NM
150 games
Dayne Zorko (144) - Rd 6 v GCS
Lachie Neale (135) - Rd 16 v GWS
100 games
Jarryd Lyons (92) - Rd 8 v WB
Charlie Cameron (84) - Rd 17 v PA
Darcy Gardiner (82) - Rd 19 v Haw
50 games
Hugh McCluggage (40) - Rd 10 v Frem
Jarrod Berry (37) - Rd 14 v StK
Rhys Mathieson (37) - Rd 14 v StK
Alex Witherden (30) - Rd 21 v GCS
At a stretch
Dan McStay (79) - 100 games - Rd 22 v Geel
Harris Andrews (76) - 100 games - Week 2 finals
Lincoln McCarthy (29) - 50 games - Rd 22 v Geel
Ben Keays (28) - 50 games - Rd 23 v Rich
Marcus Adams (27) - 50 games - Week 1 finals
Carlton
Former captain and two-time Best & Fairest Marc Murphy will become the 13th Carlton player to reach 250 games in the annual season opener against the Tigers.
Dale Thomas will also notch 250 games in Round 12 after his 157 games with Collingwood. Ed Curnow will reach 150 in Round 7 against North Melbourne.
Star midfielder and co-captain Patrick Cripps could reach 100 late in the season and so could Matthew Lobbe and Tom Bugg (if the latter is promoted off the rookie list).
A host of Blues may reach 50 games in 2019, led by new recruit Mitch McGovern and gun youngster Charlie Curnow.
250 games
Marc Murphy (249) - Rd 1 v Rich
Dale Thomas (238) - Rd 12 v Bris
150 games
Ed Curnow (143) - Rd 7 v NM
100 games
Matthew Lobbe (98) - Rd 2 v PA
Tomas Bugg (96) - Rd 4 v GCS
Patrick Cripps (81) - Rd 20 v WCE
50 games
Mitch McGovern (48) - Rd 2 v PA
Charlie Curnow (47) - Rd 3 v Syd
Jack Silvagni (43) - Rd 7 v NM
Sam Petrevski-Seton (42) - Rd 8 v Coll
Caleb Marchbank (35) - Rd 16 v Melb
Zac Fisher (34) - Rd 17 v Syd
At a stretch
Nic Newman (31) - 50 games - Rd 20 v WCE
Matthew Kennedy (31) - 50 games - Rd 20 v WCE
Jarrod Garlett (28) - 50 games - Rd 23 v Geel
Andrew Phillips (36) - 50 games - Rd 15 v Frem
Collingwood
Captain Scott Pendlebury is set to become only the third Magpie to notch 300 games for the club. He will need luck though as it will take until finals for him to reach the triple ton.
Recruits Lynden Dunn and Chris Mayne are in line to reach 200 games on the same day in Round 4 against the Dogs. They played 165 games for Melbourne and 172 games for Fremantle respectively.
Ben Reid, Adam Treloar, Levi Greenwood and new recruit Jordan Roughead are all expected to get to 150 games this year, while Jamie Elliott and Tom Langdon are set to bring up 100.
American Mason Cox will notch up 50 games in the Anzac Day clash with Essendon in Round 6 and could 20-year-old Jaidyn Stephenson reach 50 games in just his second season?
300 games
Scott Pendlebury (277) - Week 1 finals
200 games
Lynden Dunn (196) - Rd 4 v WB
Chris Mayne (196) - Rd 4 v WB
150 games
Ben Reid (142) - Rd 8 v Car
Adam Treloar (139) - Rd 11 v Ess
Jordan Roughead (138) - Rd 12 v Melb
Levi Greenwood (135) - Rd 16 v Haw
100 games
Jamie Elliott (89) - Rd 11 v Ess
Tom Langdon (80) - Rd 21 v Melb
50 games
Mason Cox (44) - Rd 6 v Ess
Tim Broomhead (36) - Rd 15 v NM
Matthew Scharenberg (31) - Rd 20 v GCS
Jaidyn Stephenson (26) - Week 2 finals
Essendon
David Zaharakis will get to 200 games, most likely in Round 14 against reigning premiers the Eagles in Perth, or perhaps the following week against the Giants in Melbourne.
Cale Hooker could also get to a double ton if he plays every game and the Dons go deep into the finals.
Former GWS pair Dylan Shiel and Devon Smith may reach 150 games in the second part of the campaign.
200 games
David Zaharakis (187) - Rd 14 v WCE
150 games
Dylan Shiel (135) - Rd 16 v Syd
Devon Smith (131) - Rd 20 v PA
50 games
Kyle Langford (47) - Rd 3 v Melb
James Stewart (45) - Rd 5 v NM
Michael Hartley (41) - Rd 9 v Fre
Andrew McGrath (41) - Rd 9 v Fre
At a stretch
Cale Hooker (175) - 200 games - Week 3 finals
Jayden Laverde (30) - 50 games - Rd 21 v WB
Fremantle
Veteran David Mundy will become just the second player to reach 300 games for the Dockers (behind Matthew Pavlich) when he runs out in Round 6 against the Dogs in Perth.
The exciting Michael Walters may notch 150 very late in the season as could Brad Hill following 95 games with Hawthorn.
Former Giant Nathan Wilson and ex-Bomber Travis Colyer both have 100 AFL games in their sights.
A quartet of Freo players should notch 50 games in the opening two months of the season, namely Darcy Tucker, Connor Blakely, Ed Langdon and Alex Pearce. It could be a double celebration for Blakely and Langdon in the Round 4 Western Derby.
300 games
David Mundy (294) - Rd 6 v WB
150 games
Michael Walters (129) - Rd 22 v Ess
100 games
Nathan Wilson (98) - Rd 2 v GCS
Travis Colyer (87) - Rd 14 v WCE
50 games
Darcy Tucker (48) - Rd 2 v GCS
Connor Blakely (46) - Rd 4 v WCE
Ed Langdon (46) - Rd 4 v WCE
Alex Pearce (42) - Rd 8 v Rich
At a stretch
Bradley Hill (127) - 150 games - Week 1 finals
Harley Bennell (83) - 100 games - Rd 18 v Syd
GWS Giants
Former Magpie Heath Shaw is set for 300 games late in the 2019 season. He is currently on 282 after playing 173 games with Collingwood.
Co-captain Phil Davis will get to 150 in Round 7 in his 132nd Giants game after 18 with the Crows.
Jeremy Cameron may also get to 150 very late in the season, but Toby Greene is a lesser chance as he will be required to play all games into week 2 of the finals.
Adam Kennedy will get to 100 in Round 8 while Zac Williams and off-season recruit Tommy Sheridan are eyeing the ton later on.
A handful of players including Harry Himmelberg, Jacob Hopper and Tim Taranto are closing in on 50 games.
300 games
Heath Shaw (282) - Rd 19 v PA
150 games
Phil Davis (143) - Rd 7 v StK
Jeremy Cameron (130) - Rd 21 v Haw
100 games
Adam Kennedy (92) - Rd 8 v Haw
50 games
Lachie Keeffe (48) - Rd 2 v WCE
Jacob Hopper (44) - Rd 6 v Syd
Harry Himmelberg (40) - Rd 10 v Melb
Dawson Simpson (39) - Rd 11 v GCS
Tim Taranto (37) - Rd 13 v NM
At a stretch
Toby Greene (126) - 150 games - Week 2 finals
Tommy Sheridan (81) - 100 games - Rd 20 v Syd
Zac Williams (78) - 100 games - Rd 23 v GCS
Aidan Corr (75) - 100 games - Week 3 finals
Dylan Buckley (41) - 50 games - Rd 9 v Car
Geelong
If he can remain fit, veteran Harry Taylor will reach 250 games in Round 14 if he can remain fit. Key forward Tom Hawkins will also get there late in the season barring injury.
Mitch Duncan is expected to get to 200 in Round 21 having played 20 or more games in seven of his nine seasons.
Cam Guthrie and Mark Blicavs are likely to both reach 150 games with Guthrie’s milestone coming early in proceedings and Blicavs’ late.
Tom Stewart is rapidly closing in on 50 games and there could be a double 50-game milestone in Round 17 for Nakia Cockatoo and Brandan Parfitt.
250 games
Harry Taylor (237) - Rd 14 v PA
Tom Hawkins (232) - Rd 19 v Syd
200 games
Mitch Duncan (180) - Rd 21 v NM
150 games
Cam Guthrie (141) - Rd 9 v WB
Mark Blicavs (133) - Rd 18 v Haw
50 games
Tom Stewart (43) - Rd 7 v Ess
Nakia Cockatoo (34) - Rd 17 v StK
Brandan Parfitt (34) - Rd 17 v StK
Gold Coast
After 111 games with Brisbane, Michael Rischitelli could reach 250 games in the second half of 2019.
Another former Lion, Pearce Hanley, is eyeing 150 AFL games in Round 5. The Irishman played 129 games for Brisbane but has managed just 16 in two seasons for the Suns.
Ex-Port Adelaide duo Jack Hombsch and Aaron Young will play their respective 100th AFL game in Round 2 while there are a group of Suns, led by Touk Miller, who also have 100 in their sights.
Four players are eyeing 50 games early in 2019 with Peter Wright set to tick it off in Round 1, Jesse Joyce in Round 3, Tom Nicholls in Round 5 and Callum Ah Chee in Round 6.
250 games
Michael Rischitelli (236) - Rd 15 v Syd
150 games
Pearce Hanley (145) - Rd 5 v Adel
100 games
Jack Hombsch (98) - Rd 2 v Frem
Aaron Young (98) - Rd 2 v Frem
Alex Sexton (97) - Rd 3 v WB
Touk Miller (82) - Rd 19 v Ess
Jack Martin (81) - Rd 20 v Coll
Jarrod Witts (80) - Rd 21 v Bris
50 games
Peter Wright (49) - Rd 1 v StK
Jesse Joyce (47) - Rd 3 v WB
Tom Nicholls (45) - Rd 5 v Adel
Callum Ah Chee (44) - Rd 6 v Bris
At a stretch
Sean Lemmens (79) - 100 games - Rd 22 v Haw
Ben Ainsworth (29) - 50 games - Rd 22 v Haw
Jack Leslie (28) - 50 games - Rd 23 v GWS
Hawthorn
Grant Birchall may run out for his 250th game against Geelong on Easter Monday if he can overcome his injury woes. He has not played for the Hawks since round 15, 2017.
Ruckman Ben McEvoy will reach 200 games in Round 14 having played 91 times for St Kilda. There could be a string of other 200-game milestones for the Hawks with Liam Shiels, Luke Breust and Isaac Smith all set to reach the milestone between Rounds 15 and 20.
New recruit Chad Wingard will get to 150 early in the season (he has played all 147 games for the Power) and ex-Crow Ricky Henderson may join him later in the campaign if he can play 20 games (after 90 for Adelaide).
Jarman Impey notches 100 games in Round 1 after 75 for Port Adelaide and 24 in his debut yea with the Hawks.
A trio of players - Tim O’Brien, Blake Hardwick and Kaiden Brand - are all expected to reach 50 games in 2019.
250 games
Grant Birchall (245) - Rd 5 v Geel
200 games
Ben McEvoy (187) - Rd 14 v Syd
Liam Shiels (186) - Rd 15 v WCE
Luke Breust (185) - Rd 16 v Coll
Isaac Smith (181) - Rd 20 v NM
150 games
Chad Wingard (147) - Rd 3 v NM
Ricky Henderson (130) - Rd 21 v GWS
100 games
Jarman Impey (99) - Rd 1 v Adel
50 games
Tim O’Brien (46) - Rd 4 v StK
Blake Hardwick (44) - Rd 6 v Carl
Kaiden Brand (38) - Rd 13 v Ess
At a stretch
Darren Minchington (28) - 50 games - Rd 23 v WCE
Melbourne
Small forward Jeff Garlett would have to play every home-and-away game to notch up 200 in the AFL. He played 107 times for Carlton and only managed 11 for the Dees last season.
Tom McDonald reaches 150 games in Round 4, just five games before Neville Jetta will join him.
Much-loved ruckman Max Gawn runs out for the 100th time in Round 1 against Port Adelaide at the MCG, just a week before co-captain Jack Viney notches his ton against the Cats.
A group of Demons are in line for 50 games, namely Jayden Hunt (Round 3), Billy Stretch (Round 12), Mitch Hannan and Aaron vandenBerg (both Round 16 ).
200 games (Perhaps at a stretch)
Jeff Garlett (178) - Rd 23 v NM
150 games
Tom McDonald (146) - Rd 4 v Syd
Neville Jetta (141) - Rd 9 v WCE
100 games
Max Gawn (99) - Rd 1 v PA
Jack Viney (98) - Rd 2 v Geel
50 games
Jayden Hunt (47) - Rd 3 v Ess
Billy Stretch (38) - Rd 12 v Coll
Mitch Hannan (35) - Rd 16 v Carl
Aaron vandenBerg (35) - Rd 16 v Carl
At a stretch
Kade Kolodjashnij (78) - 100 games - Rd 23 v NM
Josh Wagner (28) - 50 games - Rd 23 v NM
North Melbourne
Kangaroos captain Jack Ziebell looks set to reach the 200-game milestone in Round 12, the week before Ben Cunnington is due.
A lesser chance of reaching the double ton is Shaun Atley who will need to play all home-and-away games plus two finals.
Jamie MacMillan and Sam Wright are both eyeing 150 games during the 2019 season.
Key defender Robbie Tarrant and new recruit Jasper Pittard face the same task as Atley in reaching 150 games.
Gun forward Ben Brown plays his 100th in Round 1 against Fremantle in Perth, Luke McDonald is due in Round 4 against Adelaide and Ben Jacobs has 10 games to go until he reaches the century.
A number of Roos, including Jed Anderson and Mason Wood, are closing in on 50 games.
200 games
Jack Ziebell (188) - Rd 12 v GCS
Ben Cunnington (187) - Rd 13 v GWS
150 games
Jamie MacMillan (139) - Rd 11 v Rich
Sam Wright (132) - Rd 19 v WCE
100 games
Ben Brown (99) - Rd 1 v Frem
Luke McDonald (96) - Rd 4 v Adel
Ben Jacobs (90) - Rd 10 v WB
50 games
Jed Anderson (46) - Rd 4 v Adel
Tom Campbell (42) - Rd 8 v Geel
Mason Wood (39) - Rd 11 v Rich
Jy Simpkin (35) - Rd 16 v StK
Taylor Garner (34) - Rd 17 v Ess
At a stretch
Shaun Atley (176) - 200 games - Week 2 finals
Jasper Pittard (126) - 150 games - Week 2 finals
Robbie Tarrant (126) - 150 games - Week 2 finals
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Port Adelaide
Reigning Best & Fairest winner Justin Westhoff will become just the third player to make it to 250 games for Port Adelaide. He will reach the milestone in Round 2 against Carlton at home.
Former skipper Travis Boak will join him (and Kane Cornes and Warren Tredrea) in Round 7 against Collingwood in Melbourne to make it four 250-game players for the Power.
Brad Ebert will mark his 200th game in the Round 16 Showdown against the Crows, having played 76 times for the Eagles.
Three-time Best & Fairest winner Robbie Gray notches 200 games in Round 1 against Melbourne at the MCG.
Captain-in-waiting Ollie Wines is set to reach 150 games in Round 22 if he can play every game again.
Ex-Demon Jack Trengove has 100 AFL games in sight and five players, headed by new recruit Ryan Burton and Sam Powell-Pepper, are close to 50 games.
Paddy Ryder (250), Charlie Dixon (150), Sam Gray and Scott Lycett (both 100) will need luck on their side to reach their upcoming milestones.
250 games
Justin Westhoff (248) - Rd 2 v Carl
Travis Boak (243) - Rd 7 v Coll
Brad Ebert (235) - Rd 16 v Adel
200 games
Robbie Gray (199) - Rd 1 Melb
150 games
Ollie Wines (129) - Rd 22 v NM
100 games
Jack Trengove (89) - Rd 11 v StK
50 games
Ryan Burton (47) - Rd 3 v Bris
Karl Amon (42) - Rd 8 v Adel
Dan Houston (39) - Rd 11 v StK
Sam Powell-Pepper (38) - Rd 13 v Frem
Dougal Howard (30) - Rd 21 v Syd
At a stretch
Paddy Ryder (226) - 250 games - Week 2 finals
Charlie Dixon (126) - 150 games - Week 2 finals
Sam Gray (76) - 100 games - Week 2 finals
Scott Lycett (75) - 100 games - Week 3 finals
Richmond
Three-time Coleman Medallist and reigning Best & Fairest winner Jack Riewoldt becomes Tiger number 14 to reach 250 games in Round 1 against Carlton.
Shane Edwards can become number 15 if he notches 19 games for the season.
Star defender Alex Rance reaches game 200 alongside Riewoldt in Round 1 in what will be a big celebration for the yellow and black on opening night.
Bachar Houli played 26 games for Essendon and could get to 200 overall in Round 16.
Former Suns Josh Caddy and Tom Lynch are due for game 150 during the season. Caddy played 24 for Gold Coast and 71 for Geelong and new recruit Lynch has played all 131 for the Suns.
Dylan Grimes would need to play all home-and-away games plus one final to get to 150.
Jacob Townsend is a chance to reach 50 games if promoted from the rookie list and Dan Butler is expected to get there in the second half of the season.
250 games
Jack Riewoldt (249) - Rd 1 v Carl
Shane Edwards (231) - Rd 20 v Melb
200 games
Alex Rance (199) - Rd 1 v Carl
Bachar Houli (185) - Rd 16 v GCS
150 games
Josh Caddy (139) - Rd 11 v NM
Tom Lynch (131) - Rd 20 v Melb
Dylan Grimes (127) - Week 1 finals
50 games
Jacob Townsend (47) - Rd 3 v GWS
Dan Butler (38) - Rd 12 v Geel
At a stretch
Connor Menadue (33) - 50 games - Rd 18 v PA
Nathan Broad (30) - 50 games - Rd 21 v Carl
St Kilda
Captain Jarryn Geary could reach 200 games for the Saints late in the 2019 season. He has 17 matches until he reaches the milestone.
Four-time Best & Fairest Jack Steven will need to play every game plus two finals to reach 200.
Shane Savage has 150 in his sights following his 56 games for Hawthorn. He may reach the mark in Round 9 against Collingwood. Jack Newnes is also set to play 150 this year, with Round 16 earmarked.
If Dylan Roberton can recover from his heart issue and play every game, he will also notch 150 in the final round of the home-and-away season.
If all goes to plan, the Round 16 clash with North Melbourne could be a huge day for the Saints with the potential of Newnes’ 150th as well as the possibility of 100 games for Jack Billings, Luke Dunstan and Jimmy Webster and 50 for Paddy McCartin.
200 games
Jarryn Geary (183) - Rd 18 v WB
150 games
Shane Savage (141) - Rd 9 v Coll
Jack Newnes (135) - Rd 16 v NM
Dylan Roberton (128) - Rd 23 v Syd
100 games
Josh Bruce (91) - Rd 9 v Coll
Jack Billings (85) - Rd 16 v NM
Luke Dunstan (85) - Rd 16 v NM
Jimmy Webster (85) - Rd 16 v NM
50 games
Paddy McCartin (35) - Rd 16 v NM
Daniel McKenzie (34) - Rd 17 v Geel
At a stretch
Jack Steven (176) - 200 games - Week 2 finals
Sydney
Lance Franklin will definitely bring up game 300 in 2019. It just depends when. If he does not miss, it will come in Round 10 against Collingwood on a Friday night at the SCG. If he happens to miss three games, we could see him notch the milestone against former club Hawthorn in Round 14.
Kieren Jack will notch game 250 in Round 2 against Adelaide, becoming the ninth to reach the milestone in red and white, while captain Josh Kennedy can also get there in the finals, having played 13 times for Hawthorn.
Dane Rampe is set for 150 in Round 12 against the Eagles while Callum Sinclair and Isaac Heeney should both reach 100 during the 2019 season. (Sinclair played 29 times for West Coast).
A number of players, including youngster Will Hayward and Ollie Florent, could also manage the 50-game milestone.
300 games
Lance Franklin (290) - Rd 10 v Coll
250 games
Kieren Jack (248) - Rd 2 v Adel
Josh Kennedy (227) - Week 1 finals
150 games
Dane Rampe (138) - Rd 12 v WCE
100 games
Callum Sinclair (87) - Rd 14 v Haw
Isaac Heeney (80) - Rd 21 v PA
50 games
Jackson Thurlow (46) - Rd 4 v Melb
Ryan Clarke (40) - Rd 10 v Coll
Will Hayward (40) - Rd 10 v Coll
Ollie Florent (32) - Rd 19 v Geel
At a stretch
Aliir Aliir (28) - 50 games - Rd 23 v StK
Sam Naismith (28) - 50 games - Rd 23 v StK
West Coast
Premiership skipper Shannon Hurn becomes the eighth man to play 250 games for the Eagles in Round 2 against the Giants. In the same game, Chris Masten will notch his 200th appearance.
Former Lion Jack Redden is set for game 200 in Round 12 after his 129 games in Brisbane colours.
Norm Smith medallist Luke Shuey will have to play every game plus a final to reach 200, while Will Schofield can also get there in the finals (but has played just 22 times in the last two years).
Josh Kennedy will reach 200 club games for the Eagles in Round 1 for an overall tally of 222 after 22 games with Carlton.
Jamie Cripps and Elliot Yeo are both eyeing 150 games having played 16 for St Kilda and 27 for the Lions respectively.
250 games
Shannon Hurn (248) - Rd 2 v GWS
200 games
Josh Kennedy (199) - Rd 1 v Bris
Chris Masten (198) - Rd 2 v GWS
Jack Redden (188) - Rd 12 v Syd
Luke Shuey (177) - Week 1 finals
150 games
Jamie Cripps (144) - Rd 6 v Geel
Elliot Yeo (132) - Rd 19 v NM
100 games
Mark Hutchings (95) - Rd 5 v PA
Dom Sheed (78) - Rd 23 v Haw
50 games
Jackson Nelson (42) - Rd 8 v StK
Brendon Ah Chee (35) - Rd 16 v Frem
Tom Cole (27) - Week 1 finals
At a stretch
Will Schofield (176) - 200 games - Week 2 finals
Tom Hickey (79) - 100 games - Rd 22 v Rich
Josh Smith (32) - 50 games - Rd 19 v NM
Western Bulldogs
Bulldogs favourite Liam Picken is set for game 200 in Round 2 against Hawthorn. Concussion issues denied him any games in 2018 but he is expected to be back on deck this year.
Captain Easton Wood will reach his 150th in 2019, most likely against Collingwood in Round 14.
100 games will be ticked off by Tory Dickson in Round 4 against the Magpies while Hayden Crozier is expected to get there in the second half of the season.
A bunch of Bulldogs, including Josh Dunkley and Bailey Dale, will bypass game 50 in the opening ten rounds and Bailey Williams could get there later in the campaign.
200 games
Liam Picken (198) - Rd 2 v Haw
150 games
Easton Wood (137) - Rd 14 v Coll
100 games
Tory Dickson (96) - Rd 4 v Coll
Hayden Crozier (86) - Rd 15 v PA
50 games
Fletcher Roberts (49) - Rd 1 v Syd
Zaine Cordy (48) - Rd 2 v Haw
Josh Dunkley (43) - Rd 7 v Rich
Bailey Dale (40) - Rd 10 v NM
Josh Schache (40) - Rd 10 v NM
Bailey Williams (32) - Rd 19 v Frem