Dockers head west, snatching up Delisted free agent Oscar McDonald, a former defender for the Dees and Blues, signed a two-year contract with Fremantle. Oscar McDonald, a former defender for Carlton and Melbourne, has joined FREMANTLE on a two-year contract as a free agent.
As reported on AFL.com.au last week, the Dockers are looking to bolster their defense ahead of next season and attack the 196-cm key defender on the opening day of the non-AFL agency period.
McDonald played 86 AFL games, 81 with Melbourne and five with Carlton, but was ruled out by the Blues at the end of the 2022 season after a complicated back injury.
IT’S BEEN A GREAT SHOW Your club details after the trade period The 27-year-old has enjoyed an excellent season in the VFL with Williamstown this year, averaging 16.
8 disposals and 8.
1 point per game in 20 matches, and was named at fullback in the VFL Team of the Year.
The Dockers lost defender Joel Hamling to Sydney as an unrestricted free agent last month, while small forward Lachie Schultz and winger Liam Henry also left the club during the trade period.
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