West Coast are on track to claim the AFL wooden spoon after suffering a 116-point thrashing at the hands of fellow strugglers Hawthorn in Launceston.
The injury-hit Eagles didn't score a goal in the second half on Sunday afternoon in the battle of the bottom two teams, as the Hawks ran riot with Mitch Lewis kicking a career-high six goals.
The 22.10 (142) to 4.2 (26) result leaves the Eagles at the foot of the ladder with just one win for the season and a percentage of 55, after Hawthorn piled on 11 unanswered second half goals for their second victory of the season.
Luke Bruest kicked three for the match, while Josh Weddle, Cam Mackenzie, Jacob Koschitzke and Tyler Brockman got doubles and five others notched a goal.
It was West Coast's lowest score against Hawthorn and their heaviest loss of the season, surpassing a 108-point defeat at the hands of Carlton in round seven.
It was the first time the Hawks had scored more than 20 goals since 2016.
West Coast suffered a further injury blow when Jamaine Jones was forced from the field in the second quarter with a lower left leg problem.
The club was already missing Tom Barrass, Jack Darling, Nic Naitanui, Luke Shuey, Elliot Yeo, Jamie Cripps, Liam Ryan, Shannon Hurn, Jeremy McGovern and Tom Cole.
West Coast, who won the flag in 2018, are shortening with bookmakers to claim the second wooden spoon in the club's history.
Hawthorn set the tone early, opening a 43-12 lead at the first break on the back of winning the inside 50s 19-5.
James Sicily and Conor Nash (both 30 possessions) were heavily involved for the Hawks.
Hawthorn, who have jumped North Melbourne into 16th spot, could have some headaches ahead of meeting St Kilda next round with Sam Frost on report for striking.
Ruckman Nat Reeves was subbed out in the third quarter with an ankle problem.
Dom Sheed was tireless in a losing side, picking up two goals and an equal game-high 30 disposals.
