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NBLers beat the 'odds'
IT was a victory to be proud of, a win against the odds, the umps and the arrogance of a China team confident it was hosting the NBL All-Australians with three extra weapons up its sleeve.
36ers to be turban-charged
ADELAIDE 36ers have signed Indian national captain Vishesh Bhriguvanshi - a.k.a "VB9" - to their extended roster for the 2017-18 NBL season.
Solid Opals for Asia Cup
ABBY Bishop’s return into the green-and-gold is a Naismith-send after the appalling way she was treated by Basketball Australia and the Opals program in 2014.
Sources tell me... 5
SOURCES TELL ME … 5 : So, yes, that should read “sauces” because this info comes directly from key insiders, Messrs Hollandaise and Bernaise, and Mademoiselle Bechamel, so expect some controversy.
Some bull**** in a China shop
THE good news about the NBL All Stars’ 66-68 loss last night to one of China’s national teams in Beijing is it mirrored last year’s opening to the inaugural three-match series.
Heritage Month in NBL 2017-18 draw
GOING back to more weekend games was a no-brainer for the NBL but there is quite a lot to like about its 2017-18 draw, especially Heritage Month.
NBL Stars all about the burgers
IT tips off tomorrow night, the second three-game NBL All-Australian All Stars against China in China series, and you don’t have to catch a flight to see all the action live.
Happy American Independence Day
NEW to our shores? Just stepped off the plane for your first pro ball gig or trying your luck "Down Under" for the first time? Well here's a blog revisit of the pitfalls for our U.S. friends.
Bogut poised for NBA return
BUOYED further by the great recent successes of his Boomers’ NBA teammates Joe Ingles and Patty Mills, Andrew Bogut is ready to come back bigger and better than ever in 2017-18.
$50million man for Adelaide
PATTY Mills next month will hit Adelaide as a $50million-man, the author of a children’s book series and as perhaps Australia’s most popular NBA player.
