Impact on the new club: 

With Andrew Phillips moving over to Essendon, Marc’s move to Carlton places him clearly as the back up to Matthew Kreuzer. Over the past seven seasons, Kreuzer has only played above 17 games in a season on two occasions. The potential upside for fantasy coaches is that should that trend continue we could have relatively cheap R3 candidate.

Impact on the old club:

The Frenchmen was third in line for the ruck spot behind Jon Ceglar and Ben McEvoy at Hawthorn. In the past four seasons as a Hawk, he managed just seven games. With three games the most played in a single season. 

The move does thin the Hawks ruck stocks marginally, but barring some horrible injury luck it should have minimal disruption to the clubs finals hopes.

Fantasy Summary: 

He’s had limited opportunities at the elite level, however, when he has his scoring hasn’t set the world alight. A personal best score of 75 in SuperCoach, 59 in AFLFantasy doesn’t lend itself to a high fantasy output.

Two essential things will make Marc Pittonet relevant in 2020. Firstly, his starting price. If he can find himself priced near-cash cow territory (more likely for AFLFantasy than SuperCoach), then he enters into calculations second, if Matthew Kreuzer is injured and missed multiple games in a row. 

If a combination of those two scenarios takes flight, then Marc is someone to consider. However, if one or none eventuate, then he is nothing more than a handcuff option for draft leagues.