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Throwing games? Come on. It's a wrap!
THE NBL regular season finished as predicted here long ago but with a weekend's break to the semi finals due to the FIBA World Cup window, the new debate is over "throwing a game".
NBL 2018 'March Madness' schedule
AS New Zealand went down to Sydney today for its second loss to NSW teams this round, the NBL was able to reveal its draw for the semis, with Melbourne-New Zealand and Adelaide-Perth the mouth-watering matchups.
Signed, sealed, delivered
MELBOURNE beating Perth last night secured second for Adelaide 36ers but the Sixers today made their own statement of confirmation by blanking the Bullets 105-82.
Final farewell for 'Peach'
THE curtain will draw on Anthony Petrie’s stellar NBL career tomorrow night in Adelaide where for four years he was a cult hero.
End of the road: NBL Rankings, tips
PERTH has to beat Melbourne and Cairns this round and hope Brisbane upsets the 36ers in Adelaide to steal second spot in the NBL's final round of the regular season.
Marvel's new high: Movie Review
AT last year's Supanova event at Wayville Showgrounds, Marvel's creative genius Stan Lee in his audience QandA, told us the new "Black Panther" movie would raise the bar.
The Panthers and I
NOT all that long ago but before Marvel’s “Black Panther” made his big screen debut in “Captain America: Civil War”, I found myself in a fun argument with Adelaide 36ers coaches Joey Wright and Kevin Brooks.
Tall order for Tall Blacks
WHILE Australia prepares for internationals against the Philippines and Chinese Taipei, New Zealand's Tall Blacks hit the road in the second FIBA World Cup window.
Tall Ferns find the right Guy
GUY Molloy, who took the Melbourne Boomers within one win of the WNBL championship this season, is the new head coach of the New Zealand national women’s team, the Tall Ferns.
Biwer says NBL criticism 'unfair'
DAVID Biwer says NBL accusations of “profiteering” and “leeches in the (sports apparel) industry” are upsetting and he is taking it personally considering his Melbourne-based company, iAthletic annually ploughs $200,000 back into basketball.
