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NBL should flip-flop on refs
THE NBL should announce its new operations manager tomorrow and then maybe it finally can confront the elephant in the room – the standard of the league’s officiating.
Lucas farewells Fire
DUAL-championship-winning WNBL head coach Chris Lucas won't be back with a Townsville program he rebuilt from scratch to pursue a "threepeat" - bad news for the Fire, great news for Adelaide Lightning fans.
Peach leaves with a bullet
IT'S official. Versatile forward Anthony Petrie will not be adding to his 120 NBL games with the Adelaide 36ers despite initial assurances he would exercise his 2015-16 option.
36ers win Shandong series 3-1
ADELAIDE's 36ers have completed their four-game series against their Chinese sister-city Shandong with a 3-1 win after winning the decider 93-73 tonight.
Welcome to April
IT'S April and that means it's time to revisit the NBL's 2001 nude calendar. Yes I know the month started a few days ago, but there were April Fool's gags and real stories to get through.
Goulding re-Unites, now Bullets chase Cam
BRISBANE Bullets months ago made no secret of the fact free agents Adam Gibson, Chris Goulding, Rhys Martin, Brock Motum and Nathan Jawai were key names on their NBL shopping list.
It's THAT day!
LONDON Olympian Adam Gibson today shocked pundits – including this one – by signing with Townsville Crocodiles while Chris Goulding has quit United for the Sydney Kings.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden King
IT may be April 1 but this is no April Fool's joke - well, not yet anyway - but the Sydney Kings tomorrow are expected to announce Australian basketball legend Andrew Gaze as their new NBL had coach.
Our greatest says farewell
DECEMBER 19, 2014 is hardly a significant date in Lauren Jackson’s long, illustrious and unprecedented basketball career.
Breakers up for new ownership
THE Sydney Kings may not be the only NBL franchise under new management next season with Auckland's Paul and Liz Blackwell ready to sell the New Zealand Breakers.
