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Hors d'oeuvres, from top sauces
THE Boomers have added an X-Man, the NBL has announced a fourth All Star team to hit China next month and another Kiwi is bound for the Boomers ... the Melbourne Boomers.
While you were sleeping...
THE ball never stops bouncing. Basketball is alive and flourishing somewhere in the world even as we sleep. Here's some of the latest bits and pieces you may (or may not) have missed.
Free throw for SA NBL fans
ADELAIDE's elite national league coaches Joey Wright and Chris Lucas go under the griller next Friday but tickets rapidly are running out for the Free Throw Foundation's lunch at The Highway in Adelaide.
Champion centre looks to Wildcats
EXPECT reigning NBL champion Perth Wildcats to shortly reveal they have not spoken with free agent centre Nate Jawai, even though the 209cm big man is keen for a return to the west.
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.
Yippee Ki-Yay MF, 36ers complete roster
ADELAIDE 36ers have signed outstanding young Aussie big man Obi Kyei to complete their 2019-20 NBL roster, coach Joey Wright unearthing another potential "diamond in the rough".
Sixers made of the 'Wright stuff' now
ADELAIDE 36ers coach Joey Wright is not being the least bit disingenuous or painting a rose-coloured picture when he says his 2019-20 NBL team will be better than last season. And by a lot.
Adelaide's elite coaches speak
CHRIS Lucas (Lightning) and Joey Wright (36ers) - two of the most successful coaches in the WNBL and NBL respectively - will lay their off-seasons bare at this month's Free Throw Foundation lunch on May 31.
White and Dillon 'bound for Adelaide'
LOOKS like someone at Adelaide 36ers remembered this is free agent season and reached out to guards Kevin White (Illawarra Hawks) and Daniel Dillon (Cairns Taipans) who now look likely to continue their NBL careers in the city of churches.
Mitch's 'pleasure and pain' on NBA quest
MITCH Creek turns 27 today, continuing a basketball journey which started in Horsham, Victoria and which has made him Australia’s most recent NBA player. Today he talks about that journey, the highs, the lows, anxieties, excitement, loneliness and the sheer joy of it all.
