St Kilda has made one change heading into Spud's Game: A Match for Mental Health tomorrow night against Brisbane, with Seb Ross managed for the Friday night blockbuster at Marvel Stadium.

Ben Paton returns to the line-up in place of Ross following his 35-disposal outing in the VFL last weekend, while last week's substitute Cooper Sharman has again been selected as an emergency.

Sharman will remain in the frame as the substitute, joining Ross, Tom Campbell and Jack Bytel on standby.

All funds raised through Friday's match will help support the mental health initiatives run from the Danny Frawley Centre, continuing the enormous legacy left behind by the late Danny Frawley.

St Kilda will honour Frawley and his profound impact on the club and community tomorrow night for the third iteration of Spud's Game: A Match for Mental Health, with the start of the game to be delayed by two minutes to promote meaningful conversations which could prove life-changing.

The preceding Spud's Game Curtain Raiser, featuring Brendon Goddard, Leigh Montagna and Justin Koschitzke pulling on the boots once again alongside some of the sport's biggest names, will commence at 7:20pm sharp.

Round 15 | Spud's Game

St Kilda v Brisbane
Friday 23 June
7:50pm AEST, Marvel Stadium
Broadcast live on Channel 7, Fox Footy, Kayo and the AFL Live Official App

Gates open 5:45pm.

Fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 7:15pm for the Spud's Game Curtain Raiser, featuring some of sport's biggest names for an action-packed mini-match before the bounce! 

IN: Paton
OUT: Ross (managed), Sharman (substitute)

Last week's substitute: Cooper Sharman replaced Dougal Howard in the third quarter.