Dream game for Lightning star
MAC Adelaide Lightning's returning star guard/forward Stephanie Talbot rocked the WNBA today with a career game for Minnesota Lynx in a rout of Atlanta Dream.
Canada suddenly looming largely
AUSTRALIA's FIBA World Cup intragroup rival Canada is looming largely on the horizon as a potential foil - a la the 2000 Sydney Olympics - yesterday appointing Toronto Raptors' NBA championship-winning coach Nick Nurse.
Bowen to Pacers, Froling back to 36ers
SYDNEY Kings forward Brian Bowen did not hear his name called out at today's NBA Draft but he has landed a two-way contract with Indiana Pacers. Harry Froling, meanwhile, also went undrafted but knows he has a pathway into the NBA from the NBL.
LeBrow to join LeBron in LA
THE Los Angeles Lakers will be back as a realistic NBA Western Conference force with a confirmed trade between New Orleans and the City of Angels to bring Anthony Davis to Tinseltown.
Toronto trapped by 18-0 GSW run
AN immaculate 18-0 run by Golden State Warriors to start the second half of today's Game 2 of the NBA Final has set up their 109-104 win and 1-1 series lock with Toronto Raptors, heading back to California.
Lynx trade an upgrade for Talbot
MAC Adelaide Lightning's returning superstar Stephanie Talbot has been traded today by the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury to staunch rival Minnesota Lynx.
Ring, ring, Warriors gave him a call
ANDREW Bogut, NBL MVP and NBA champion, is now just four wins away from winning his second championship ring with Golden State Warriors.
Double blow for Nic, Cayla
THE 2019 WNBA aspirations of South Australian Opals Nicole Seekamp and Cayla George were dealt a huge blow today when the duo was released by Dallas Wings.
One step closer to Bucks-Warriors Final
MILWAUKEE Bucks today joined reigning champion Golden State Warriors with a 1-0 lead in their Conference Finals to move the clubs within three wins apiece of a landmark NBA Finals for Don Nelson and Andrew Bogut.
Six seconds of Simmons magic
VERSATILE Aussie NBA star Ben Simmons has set social media (and Basketball Australia) alight by revealing he is available to play for the Boomers in their “upcoming events,” which translates to the FIBA World Cup and Tokyo Olympics.