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NBL Podcasting: How NBL got it right
WAS lucky enough to be invited onto the NBL Pocket Podcast today, within minutes of the NBL's hierarchy announcing its decision to award Perth Wildcats the 2019-20 NBL championship and Bryce Cotton the Grand Final MVP.
Podcast: COVID-19 beats NBL
BRAD Rosen's purple-and-gold colours come to the fore at this week's podcast when we talk about the NBL's decision to cancel the rest of the best-of-five Grand Final Series.
Give title to Perth, MVP to Cotton
THE NBL's decision today to cancel any further games of their best-of-five Grand Final Series between Sydney and Perth had an air of inevitability with the hourly changes to our world, courtesy of this insidious coronavirus.
Caporn, Fearne tip on 36ers short list
ADAM Caporn and Aaron Fearne are believed to be on the Adelaide 36ers' short list to replace decorated NBL coach Joey Wright next season.
Podding along with an NBL/WNBL weave
BRAD Rosen and I go head-to-head again on our weekly podcast, this time reviewing Canberra's ninth WNBL championship and all the build-up to the NBL Grand Final, with some strong opinions this time out.
Should Kings fans be alarmed?
THERE are a great many ways for Kings fans to dismiss Sydney's 86-88 Game 1 loss in the best-of-five NBL Grand Final series against Perth on Sunday, with only minor tinkering required for Friday's Game 2.
The Week That Was: Mar.1-Mar.8
WHEN isn't it a big week in basketball? Canberra won their ninth WNBL championship, Perth has taken a huge step toward its 10th NBL title and there's been plenty going on. Miss something?
Cotton breaks Kings hearts in Game 1
ANYONE with any shadow of a doubt Bryce Cotton is the best player in the National Basketball League need only replay today's Game 1 of the Grand Final Series, the indefatiguable superstar steering Perth to a sizzling 88-86 road win over Sydney with an exhilirating solo performance.
Ugly end to Wright's great era
CONFIDENTIALITY is absolutely essential for the credibility of any journalist who seeks longevity in his/her profession so the key issue for me last week as the ugly Joey Wright/Kevin White saga played out was what purpose did it serve?
The good word from Al
AL McGuire was an American college coach and broadcaster, head coach at Marquette University from 1964 to 1977 and a national championship winner in his final season.
