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Sneaky Creeky pinches win
FORMER Adelaide 36ers captain and Boomers starter Mitch Creek today produced an impressive NBA G-League performance for Long Island Nets, with a double-double and the match-winning play over Capital City Go Go.
Rd.5 NBL: Imports under the microscope
THE microscope is being run over NBL imports David Wear, Devon Hall, Stephen Holt and Cedric Jackson as the NBL heads into a pivotal seven-game Round 5.
Rd.5 WNBL: Simon says: "I'm OK"
BENDIGO Spirit coach Simon Pritchard will be back in the saddle marshalling his troops this round after an irregular heartbeat brought his WNBL Round 4 to a premature end.
Sportsdeck Dream Team Week 5
DREAM Team Managers should be starting to settle their NBL rosters now, according to our resident specialist Crystal Ball.
NBL/WNBL Super Rankings #4: Calamitous Kings
SYDNEY Kings have lost again! This time by a whopping seven points in Melbourne. Let's over-react immediately! Come on. It's compulsory.
FYI, NBN issues...
APOLOGIES readers for our regular weekly features not yet going up but NBN has been dropping out since Friday, on and off, meaning no internet. Had the Telstra guy here a while ago so maybe - fingers crossed - we can start catching up shortly. Thanks for your patience and support.
Rd.4 Players of the Week
ROUND 4 threw up its share of contenders for our NBL and WNBL Player of the Week accolades but in the end, it was a couple of wily vets who stood tallest. Yet both are guards!
WNBL19, Rd4 Wrap: Nobody does it better
NOBODY does it better. It may be the theme from a James Bond movie but it’s also the theme when it comes to WNBL home game presentation and the Melbourne Boomers.
NBL19, Wrap 4: Gliddon buries 36ers
BRISBANE Bullets guard Cam Gliddon today continued to announce himself as a top-tier NBL player with a career-high 30-point game, including the winning 3-pointer to sink Adelaide 93-90.
Book review: LJ tells it straight
LAUREN Jackson is Australia's most successful basketball player and in her newly-released autobiography "MY STORY", provides a stark insight into all that makes her tick and the times those ticks were a time bomb.
