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Wilson on Cats' hit list
IS the NBL about to be hit with a second “Hugh Greenwood” case and one of its marquee clubs left lamenting: “Wilsonnnnnn!”?
On This Day: June 2, 2017
YES, it only was a year ago today but On This Day, justifiable excitement was building at what the future held and still holds for a group of the NBL's finest.
We're back, breathing freely!
APOLOGIES friends and readers. I know the site has been inactive for just over a week, and thanks to those who’ve contacted me, concerned for my wellbeing.
WTF: Hawks close to an X-Man signing
WHO'S TURNED FREE (AGENT): ILLAWARRA Hawks look set to sign an X-Man in Xavier Cooks while guys on contracts continue to be released and signed elsewhere in this week’s NBL wrap up.
Tassie gears for NBL charge
TASMANIA’s bid to field an NBL team in the 2019-20 season is on track, with its name, colours, uniform and logo set to shortly be revealed and the bulk of its home games at Hobart’s Derwent Entertainment Centre.
Blanch branches out and so will Hawks
TODD Blanchfield today formalised a new three-year NBL contract with Illawarra Hawks, just days after being released from his Sydney Kings deal, the Wollongong-based club also looking to expand its parameters.
DKD trades Red Army for Orange County
CAIRNS continues to shape up somewhat as “Perth Lite” with Wildcats guard Dexter Kernich-Drew the Taipans’ latest NBL signing.
Todd wants out, Hawks to swoop
SYDNEY Kings small forward, 3-point specialist Todd Blanchfield, may be on the team's roster for 2018-19 but he wants out and the NBL club down the road definitely is interested.
Bogut the tip of an NBL iceberg
ANDREW Bogut has signed for two years with Sydney Kings. Yes. I know you know. That doesn’t mean it is no longer the greatest NBL news since the league tipped off in 1979.
Bogut a game-changer, and game must change
ANDREW Bogut’s decision to conclude his professional career with the Sydney Kings is a “game-changer” for how the world now will view the NBL, but his on-court presence also must change the game.
