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WNBL: Blazing Fire crush limp Lynx

In: WNBL — Wednesday, 26 Feb, 2025

TOUPEES off and doffed to Perth Lynx coach Ryan Petrik. He consistently has his team well-placed for a strong WNBL title run. But until he develops a coping strategy or a legitimate Plan B, odds are players such as Abbey Ellis always will sink his best laid plans and leave the Lynx as a regular season anomaly.


Feb 26

Brad&Boti: Is there something in the water in Perth?

In: NBL, WNBL — Tuesday, 25 Feb, 2025

WE'RE off and running with this week's earlier-than-usual episode of the Brad&Boti podcast, Brad Rosen and myself with so much to cover with Game 2s in the WNBL semis, and the NBL semis also launching this week. And we originally planned to skip this week!


Feb 25

Golden Girls seeking 'new' faces

In: WNBL, SA — Monday, 24 Feb, 2025

FEELING like you could use a little jog up and down the basketball court like the good old days? Then Ladies, if you live in Adelaide, this is for you. Every Tuesday from 10-11am at centrally-located Wayville Sports Centre, you can relive the glory days ... provided you are between 55 and 80 and keen to have a little movement back in your life.


Feb 24

WNBL: Coffey grinds Perth, Sami plays it again

In: WNBL — Sunday, 23 Feb, 2025

NIA Coffey, who was not even part of Townsville's original roster for WNBL 2024-25, last night in Perth put the Fire within one win of the championship series before regular season champion Bendigo today continued on its merry way, seizing a 1-0 semi final lead over Sydney.

 


Feb 23

Final door closes on SA legend at 91

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals, SA — Saturday, 22 Feb, 2025

ALAN Dawe, a pioneer and dual-Woollacott Medallist who bestowed the magnificent nickname of "Bearcats" on SA basketball's most successful senior club, West Adelaide, died yesterday, aged 91 and leaving behind an unmatched legacy of commitment to the sport we all love and cherish so much.


Feb 22

Brad&Boti: Is One of Us Off or Just Deaf?

In: NBL, WNBL, Boomers & Opals — Friday, 21 Feb, 2025

DEMENTIA or insanity? Listeners of this week's Brad&Boti podcast only need to be paying close attention as former Sydney Kings captain and media man Brad Rosen or I stumble during an extensive coverage of the WNBL awards and playoffs, NBL Finals and Boomers, to reach the inevitable conclusion! 


Feb 21

Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE: NBL Finals, Boomers, NBA and Hot Takes

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals, NBA — Thursday, 20 Feb, 2025

HOW did the Toronto Blue Jays stray into the conversation? Well this week at our Time Out-NO FLOP ZONE podcast, Joey Wright and I are talking NBL coaching changes, major retirements, NBA, Kyrie Irving, answering viewer queries and so much more.


Feb 20

WNBL: Sami on Song but a few So Wrong

In: WNBL — Tuesday, 18 Feb, 2025

THE WNBL certainly got it right with Sami Whitcomb last night finally claiming its Most Valuable Player honours. But Lordy Lordy, how many awards did the league get so completely wrong? It was almost embarrassing. Veronica Burton? Kennedy Kereama? Alex Fowler? Shaneice Swain? 


Feb 18

NBL: Greats retire as Finals feelings falter

In: NBL, Boomers & Opals — Tuesday, 18 Feb, 2025

THE retirements of two NBL stalwarts possessing great, yet divergent success stories, in Clint Steindl and Jason Cadee, does cast a pall of sadness over the end of the 2025 season but why on Earth is the league observing this ridiculous momentum-losing FIBA window?


WNBL: Play it again Sami, MVP then the Big Dance

In: WNBL — Monday, 17 Feb, 2025

BENDIGO baller Sami Whitcomb tonight should finally win the WNBL's Most Valuable Player award, a fitting personal accolade ahead of a likely championship and wonderful experiences since naturalising, including an Olympic Games, two FIBA World Cups and even captaincy of her adopted nation at the 2021 FIBA Asia Cup.


Feb 17

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