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An injury-riddled campaign meant Butler could only hit the park six times at AFL level in 2025, yet he proved his value off the field as he entered the leadership group for the first time.
After trading his sash for stripes ahead of 2020, the Premiership Tiger first burst onto the scene in Saints colours during that year’s COVID-affected season, ramming home 29 goals in the abbreviated matches to earn selection in the All-Australian squad by season's end.
An injury-riddled campaign meant Butler could only hit the park six times at AFL level in 2025, yet he proved his value off the field as he entered the leadership group for the first time.
After trading his sash for stripes ahead of 2020, the Premiership Tiger first burst onto the scene in Saints colours during that year’s COVID-affected season, ramming home 29 goals in the abbreviated matches to earn selection in the All-Australian squad by season's end.
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Dan Butler shrugs off a tackle and conjures a delightful finish as St Kilda celebrates another major.
The Saints turn it on with a dominant third term against the Bombers.
Dan Butler refuses to give up on the chase and is rewarded with a stunning run-down tackle on Zac Bailey.
Dan Butler lands a wild major after brushing off a tackle and getting the perfect bounce
Dan Butler marks his return to the side with a wild major in the first term.
Dan Butler slips past his defender to collect the footy and produce this stellar goal.
Dan Butler hits the scoreboard twice in the Saints' electrifying start against Hawthorn.
Jack Higgins threads a crafty bouncing major before Dan Butler's smart soccer finish.
Dan Butler shows plenty of poise to kick an important goal on the run.
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