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FLASHBACK 118: February 7, 1982
*FLASHBACKS, my irregular "lucky dip" where I just reach into my drawers of old Australian basketball stuff and transcribe or post whatever I find for you.
Free throw for SA NBL fans
ADELAIDE's elite national league coaches Joey Wright and Chris Lucas go under the griller next Friday but tickets rapidly are running out for the Free Throw Foundation's lunch at The Highway in Adelaide.
It's time for Boomers to put up
AUSTRALIA's 17-man Boomers squad for the 2019 FIBA World Cup was revealed today and ahead of that tournament and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, it is time now for us to put up or shut up.
Lynx trade an upgrade for Talbot
MAC Adelaide Lightning's returning superstar Stephanie Talbot has been traded today by the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury to staunch rival Minnesota Lynx.
Champion centre looks to Wildcats
EXPECT reigning NBL champion Perth Wildcats to shortly reveal they have not spoken with free agent centre Nate Jawai, even though the 209cm big man is keen for a return to the west.
Ring, ring, Warriors gave him a call
ANDREW Bogut, NBL MVP and NBA champion, is now just four wins away from winning his second championship ring with Golden State Warriors.
Yippee Ki-Yay MF, 36ers complete roster
ADELAIDE 36ers have signed outstanding young Aussie big man Obi Kyei to complete their 2019-20 NBL roster, coach Joey Wright unearthing another potential "diamond in the rough".
Double blow for Nic, Cayla
THE 2019 WNBA aspirations of South Australian Opals Nicole Seekamp and Cayla George were dealt a huge blow today when the duo was released by Dallas Wings.
FLASHBACK 117: February 26, 1988
*FLASHBACKS, my irregular "lucky dip" where I just reach into my drawers of old Australian basketball stuff and transcribe or post whatever I find for you.
Sixers made of the 'Wright stuff' now
ADELAIDE 36ers coach Joey Wright is not being the least bit disingenuous or painting a rose-coloured picture when he says his 2019-20 NBL team will be better than last season. And by a lot.
