A good Friday to reflect and look ahead
WE certainly are heading in some interesting directions ahead of the 2014-15 NBL season.
A book-end of Heat feats
IRONICALLY, the season closed the way it started, with Brett Brown’s Philadelphia 76ers beating the reigning dual-NBA champion Miami Heat.
One size fits all? That's T-shirts, not life
ONE of the most rewarding challenges anyone can take on in life is the responsibility for a baby.
Thunder and Lightning, BA very frightening
IT’S probably just a coincidence Basketball Australia chair Scott Derwin was right in the thick of it when Gold Coast Blaze was ejected from the NBL under the national federation’s watch.
New ideas and recycled ones too
THE dust is settling on what has been a landmark season for the NBL, sell-out crowds for the Grand Finals closing it on a high note.
Perth's success one for the ages
THEY were the best team all year and the best club all year so no-one should be surprised they also were the best on the one day it mattered the most.
The disease became a plague
IT was the talk of social media and reinforced all day that the one thing the new NBL failed to clean up - though it promised it would - was the notorious practice of "flopping".
Home court the common denominator
COME on now. It doesn't matter which team you support, this "debate" about the officiating on the eve of Game 3 of the NBL Grand Final is fairly tiresome.
Well, I didn't see that coming!
FIRST up, let me say thank you to the many people who have inquired and queried what has happened to B.O.T.I. for the past week or so.
Can't stop The Rot, even seeing Red
LOOKS like the NBL and B.O.T.I. were of like mind with out awards, the league tonight revealing Wollongong Hawks import Rotnei Clarke as its 2013-14 MVP.

