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Lightning-Caps: Bit like having to win it twice
IT WAS ugly for 40 minutes but in the five that followed, Adelaide's 78-68 win over its WNBL Grand Final conqueror Canberra tonight was a delight to enjoy as Lightning peeled off a 17-7 overtime blitz.
NBL Tips: Box on, its season define time
THE NBL's Christmas-New Year round has long and short-term ramifications for all nine of its teams, tipping off with tonight's Boxing Day open-roof game as Melbourne tries to end its 2019-20 drought against Cairns.
WNBL Tips: Turning point or vanishing point?
MASSIVE WNBL round coming up but especially for Adelaide Lightning which first hosts Canberra in a Grand Final rematch at The Lighthouse, before tackling the Flames in Sydney on Sunday.
Rankings: Merry Christmas! Vics rule, OK
THE shuffling has continued unabated on our NBL Rankings ladder but we haven't blinked with WNBL developments, meaning "Vics rule" at Christmas!
Merry Christmas from Brad and Boti
WE couldn't have Christmas Day without a Brad&Boti podcast! This one is chock full of goodness and seasonal cheer, NBL and WNBL season that is.
NBL PotW: A hop, skip and a jump
IT'S rare, we admit, but some rounds it is easy to come up with our NBL Player of the Week, especially when you factor in our "match-winning shot" caveat.
Merry Christmas as Kings flex muscles
SYDNEY threw off the disappointment of its road performance in Brisbane to beat an ultra-competitive South East Melbourne 110-98 tonight at Qudos Bank Arena, reasserting its authority at the head of the NBL table.
WNBL PotW: This caps it off
LET'S not pretend it's ever that easy picking the round's Basketball On The Internet "Player of the Week" but this time it came down to a tight two-way battle.
The Week That Was: Dec.15-22
THERE is movement at the station ... if the station is the top four in either the NBL or WNBL following another fascinating round of elite Aussie basketball.
WNBL: Missing stars leave doors ajar
THE twin absences of starters Jenna O'Hea and Mercedes Russell was too much for WNBL leader Southside against Sydney, but champion Canberra still held out Bendigo despite being down Kelsey Griffin.
