St Kilda forward Stephen Milne has been recalled to the side to tackle Carlton, while Gary Ablett, Nick Riewoldt and Dayne Beams were among the Round 16 inclusions.Carlton take on St Kilda at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night - with the Blues bolstered by the return of classy half-back Heath Scotland along with Sam Rowe, with big men Nike KD 5 Easter Waite (knee) and Levi Casboult the casualties.But all eyes will be on Saint Milne, who returns from a three-week hiatus following being charged with four counts of alleged rape.In a further coup for the Saints, star forward Riewoldt returns, while best mate Justin Koschitzke will have to have to wait to play his 200th game still after coach Scott Watters gave him the cold shoulder once again.Making way for the 16th-placed Saints are Ahmed Saad and Nathan Wright.Gold Coast skipper Ablett returns from a calf injury to take on Richmond at Cazaly's Stadium on Saturday, and it comes at the worst time for the Tigers, who are fresh off a 62-point shellacking from North Melbourne ahead of their hoodoo match-up with the Suns.Guy McKenna's side have won both of their matches against the Tigers in Cairns, and the Suns also get back Seb Tape for his first appearance since Round 12 last year after he ruptured his ACL.Josh Hall comes in for his first game of the season, with Daniel Gorringe (shoulder), Joel Wilkinson and Tim Sumner (both omitted) coming out of the 22.The Tigers were similarly boosted by the return of Ivan Maric, while Ablett's likely first opponent Daniel Jackson was named after passing a fitness test on a suspect ankle.Richmond also brought in Matthew Arnot and Ricky Petterd, while Orren Stephenson, Jake Batchelor and Matt Dea were all omitted.Collingwood will look to back-up their rampant victory over Carlton last week when they host Adelaide on Friday night at the MCG, and are bolstered by the long-awaited return of young gun Beams.The 23-year-old starred in the VFL last week on the comeback trail from a quad injury that has kept him from featuring so far in 2013.Ben Kennedy makes way for Beams.The Crows lose Shaun McKernan due to suspension and Aidan Riley (broken leg), and bring in David Mackay and Jarryd Lyons. Bernie Vince has been named, and will be given until Lebron X Floridian last minute to overcome the concussion he sustained last Saturday night.Fresh from their 11th-consecutive win over Hawthorn, Geelong have lost Joel Corey (concussion), Corey Enright (foot) and Allen Christensen (hamstring) for their clash with Melbourne at Simonds Stadium on Saturday afternoon.Coming in for Chris Scott's side are Steve Johnson, Travis Varcoe and Billie Smedts.The Dees dropped David Rodan, bringing back Sam Blease.The Hawks will be hungry to retain top spot on the ladder from the lurking Cats, when Nike LeBron X Low 112 travel to take on Port Adelaide in the early Saturday game.The league leaders welcome back half-back Brent Guerra, while producing a shock by dropping star midfielder Brad Sewell.The Power - who have won five of seven at AAMI Stadium this season - bring in Matt Thomas and John Butcher for Justin Westhoff (suspended) and Jack Hombsch.On Saturday night, North Melbourne's quest to string together some form takes them to the 'Gabba to tackle the Brisbane Lions, with the Kangaroos unchanged from their big win over the Tigers.The Lions lose Brent Moloney (calf) for James Polkinghorne.On Sunday, premiers Sydney lose Sam Reid (quad) for their clash with winless Greater Western Sydney at the SCG, and add Jesse White, Harry Cunningham, Xavier Richards and Tim Membrey to their 25.The Giants have dropped Adam Kennedy, Tomlinson and Jacob Townsend, while also losing Taylor Adams (suspended) and Stephen Coniglio (hamstring).Included to the GWS squad are Phil Davis, Sam Darley, Dom Tyson, Tomas Bugg, Gerald Ugle, Shaun Edwards, Mark Whiley and Jonathan O'Rourke.Essendon can keep the pressure on the top-two when they take on the Western Bulldogs at Etihad Stadium, although the Bombers are weakened due to the loss of Jobe Watson (collarbone).Coming into the squad were Nathan Lovett-Murray, Leroy Jetta, Kyle Hardingham and Nick O'Brien, while the Dogs brought back in veteran Daniel Cross for the clash.Also included for Brendan McCartney's men were Liam Picken, Dylan Addison, Jarrad Grant, Lachlan Hunter and Tom Young. Jake Stringer (soreness), Jason Johannisen (shoulder) and Ayce Cordy come out of the side.Finally, Fremantle and West Coast will go head-to-head in the Western derby, with the Dockers losing Luke McPharlin to injury, while Alex Silvagni, Cameron Sutcliffe, Lachie Neale and Matthew Taberner come into the squad.The Eagles will be missing Beau Waters (knee) and Pat McGinnity (suspended) but include Ash Smith, Cale Morton, Scott Lycett, Blayne Wilson and Adam Carter.
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