That it does as another junior bites the dust.
One day I might see a player break it and go one to 250 or even 300 but I doubt it.
If Lewis stayed (and based on the number of matches he has played at the Sharks and factoring in his current injury layoff), he would have been a chance maybe towards the end of this season of breaking Scarter's record.
Jennings may have been an outside chance if he stayed, as he had chalked up 122 matches.
If Grant plays every match, he will have 131 clocked up by the end of Round 26. I honestly thought he was the most likely to do it.
McKendry is 9 matches from 100 appearances, but given the cloudiness of his future, don't bank on it.
Simmons (67) and Plum (60) are next in the current ranks, but that ain't gonna happen.
There are a cluster of players around the 30 match mark, such as Mansour, Docker, Wallace, Whare and Segeyaro. And the rest, such as the 2014 recruits aren't worth mentioning.
So in conclusion - it is unlikely before 2025 in all possibly. By then, we could all be toasting Bryce Cartwright or someone else from the 2013 Holden Cup premiers.