Footy blogger Craig McKay gives us his top five from the Power's big win over the Bulldogs...

Chad Wingard
There isn't much opposition players can do to stop Wingod. That was probably the best game he's played all year. How do you stop him? He's as good a one touch player as anyone in the league, has arguably the quickest handball of anyone in the league, has pace to burn and skills that many AFL players would dream about. He did it all tonight. Three goals, got over 20 disposals once again and dished off many goals on the night as well. I feel his season has been highly underrated to date. Isn't getting a lot of press but he's back to his AA best and should be spoken of in those terms again in 2015.

Justin Westhoff
Was great to see Justin really take hold of a game and put the team on his back for the first time in a long time. Thought his work up forward was great and his leading and marking was as good as its been all year. Then moved back for a lot of the game where he controlled the tempo and become impossible to beat back there. Best game in a long while!

Ollie Wines
Was critical of his disposal in the first quarter, seemed quite wasteful. After that though it was Ollie back to his raging best. The only way to describe him is as a complete monster around the packs. Throwing bodies out of the way and feasting on the Sherrin, dishing it out superbly. They had no answer to his contested ability and they tried a number of players on him to try and stop it. They ended up using Macrae on him to try and get Ollie to play more defensively but it didnt really work. Probably our best player on the night and it's great to see him back to his absolute best after the injury.

Angus Monfries
Really enjoyed his game, a total shut down job on Robert Murphy. 12 disposals is the lowest  number of touches Murphy has had since 2012 and like last year, Gus did a wonderful job in getting Murphy off his game. Nagged him, bumped him and annoyed him all evening and managed to find space to kick a goal himself as well. Has been in some mean form recently and tonight continued that. One of our best.

Matt White
Whilst many others had more of the ball, few had as much impact as Whitey did on the night. Was electric in the first half with a couple of goals and plenty of hard running. Seems to have found an extra yard of pace over the last two weeks which was needed. Whilst he slowed down a bit in the second half and didnt have much of a role to play in our big last quarter, Matty is the reason why we were in front for much of the first half. Great game, one of his best in Port colours.