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Boomers moving forward
THE controversy brewing over Patty Mills’ non-selection for the Oceania Series against New Zealand shows an exciting heightened awareness of basketball nationwide.
Tough call on Mills
IT’S nothing more than an opinion, but I believe the Boomers erred in not suiting Patty Mills for next month’s Oceania Series against New Zealand.
For Lightning, Leilani is No.#1
FOR a basketball club that was on the bones of its backside less than two months ago, Adelaide Lightning have bounced back in no uncertain terms.
United keen on Ekene
EVERY day is fascinating where Melbourne United is concerned.
Red October arrives in July
THE return of King Conk – NBL MVP Brian Conklin – to Townsville is a coup for the Crocs, even though he already has logged two years in green.
More good news brewing
MELBOURNE United have been busy little beavers in their quest to give rookie NBL head coach Dean Demopoulos a contender in his first year, Ronnie Brewer’s name now in the mix.
Madgen odd player out with new signing
OPAL-in-waiting Tess Madgen has been released by the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury.
The Hunt for Red October
THE Hunt for Red October - a.k.a. the pursuit of a big red head (or two) in Townsville - is continuing unabated with news Melbourne United has interest in Diamon Simpson.
Who does the maths at the NBA?
OK. I admit maths was never my strong suit in school but I reckon the person behind the NBA Summer League stats summaries did worse.
Les hasn't had an ordinary life
LES Hody, the first man to represent two different countries in Olympic Games basketball, had to flee for his life during the Hungarian Revolution in 1956.
