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28 our international magic number
TWENTY-EIGHT isn't only the birthdate of all the best people, but the key figure in Australian basketball's international standing, as revealed again today with FIBA announcing its 2022 World Cup for Women to be staged in NSW.
Podcast farewell: Good, Bad and Covid-19
BRAD Rosen and I offer up our encore podcast, reviewing the NBL and WNBL seasons of 2019-20 and all that went down.
Pods and Plans: Playoffs payoffs
BRAD Rosen has his Southside Flyers and Sydney Kings hats on today as we talk WNBL grand final, and NBL semis with at least ONE of us unbiased on this week's podcast.
Lower your Opals, Boomers expectations
BASKETBALL fans around Australia need to take a chill pill where medals for our national teams at the Tokyo Olympic Games are concerned or, just as prudently, celebrate to the rafters if our Opals and/or Boomers return home with any sort of medallions.
NBL Pocket Podcast - Settle in!
HAD the pleasure of waxing lyrical as the guest this week on the popular NBL Pocket Podcast, where we went through the good, the bad and the ugly of every team in 2019-20.
Podcasts, Balls and Bangles
SYDNEY Kings captain of a bygone era, the redoubtable Brad Rosen, is definitely a Southside Flyers and a Kings-Wildcats NBL Grand Final advocate, as is clear in our weekly podcast.
The Week That Was: Feb.16-23
SOUTHSIDE Flyers are through to the WNBL Grand Final, our Boomers are 1-1 in their Asia Cup qualifiers and it has been another big week in basketball generally.
Boomers steamroll Hong Kong
ANGUS Glover's emphatic enthusiasm today in the green-and-gold and the infectious energy of the Boomers' babies made even their 115-52 Asia Cup qualifying rout of Hong Kong fun ... at times.
Tall Blacks depth KO's Boomers
NEW Zealand's Tall Blacks flexed their experienced international muscles tonight to give rookie coach Pero Cameron a winning debut over arch rival Australia 108-98 in their Asia Cup qualifier in Brisbane.
WTF is FIBA and BA doing?
CORRECT me if I'm wrong but isn't the Tokyo Olympic Games the pinnacle for basketball in 2020? So what the hell is FIBA doing scheduling meaningless, costly and downright stupid "Asia Cup qualifying" games THIS WEEK?
