Melbourne, Perth ... showdown looming
MELBOURNE and Perth are the only remaining unbeaten teams after just 11 games of the 2015-16 NBL season - the showdown between the two power clubs looming.
King Hit! Everyone's a winner baby
NINE games in and everyone's already a winner in the new NBL.
Kirk cuts down Breakers
IF it wasn't for the different uniforms, you could have sworn it was Sydney touching up Cairns all over again last night.
The Tips and Rankings - Rd2
KEVIN Lisch will most likely make his NBL return against Perth, the club where he won a league MVP award, and a Larry Sengstock Medal and championship in 2010.
Keep calm; Ratings aren't all you think
BASKETBALL fans are so incredibly fickle it does my head in at times.
Wrapping 1: Is it that hard?
ROUND One of the NBL is done, the WNBL also off and running, its new website a big improvement, even if they couldn't get the championship ladder correct this morning.
Second game blues
INTERESTING that Cairns and Adelaide, both opening night NBL winners, just couldn't get it done the second time they hit the floor.
Another winner, except for Crocs
MELBOURNE United started out as expected last night, taking out the Crocs in Townsville 99-84, favourite son Todd Blanchfield doing much of the damage.
HERE we go WNBL!
KELSEY Griffin may soon be an Australian citizen, the Bendigo Spirit WNBL star being strongly-supported to have her papers processed well ahead of the Rio Olympics.
Slam dunk, with a travel
NIGHT 2 of the NBL's rebirth again had many positives but it also had a few less thrills and spills compared to opening night.

