Aussies in NBA playoffs limbo
AUSTRALIA may have a"Magnificent 7" competing in the NBA Playoffs this season but none of their teams are in super shape as the first few days of the post-season have unfolded.
Smith a name to remember
ALANNA Smith is on the threshold of becoming Australian women’s basketball’s biggest international name, and Ezi Magbegor isn’t far behind, the dynamic duo today taken in the first round of the WNBA draft.
Creek again the lone wolf
WITH six points today, Mitch Creek created his own piece of NBA history as the highest scoring Aussie playing in his debut for Minnesota Timberwolves.
Taking sports passion to another level
TAKING on the challenge of a documentary making the collecting of sports cards interesting, let alone entertaining, had to knock award-winning filmmaker Lennon Cooper for a coop-de-loop.
Isaac our lucky 13th
ISAAC Humphries' NBA elevation today with his signing by the Atlanta Hawks has made him Australia's record-smashing 13th local player to crack the big time this season.
FFT: That's a 2018-19 Wrap!
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: What does it say about our NBL when Andrew Bogut can go straight from a season with Sydney Kings into the starting lineup of reigning two-time NBA champion Golden State Warriors?
Bogut tips off NBA 'second coming'
GOLDEN State Warriors welcomed back their 2015 NBA championship centre Andrew Bogut today and he immediately went to work, slamming down a lob from Stephen Curry to open their scoring against San Antonio.
Where have you been??
YES I know. It seems as if I’d gone on annual leave or something and at a time when SO much was happening and has happened in our insular little basketball world. But I’m back. And here’s what I missed ... or what I need to get out of my computer.
Creek now face of the Boomers too
ADELAIDE's 2018 club MVP Mitch Creek, for almost a decade the "face of the 36ers" NBL club, inadvertently has become the "face of the Boomers" for this final window of FIBA World Cup qualifications.
Creek making most of second 10-day deal
MITCH Creek, for years the face of the Adelaide 36ers in the NBL but now the marquee first signing of South East Melbourne Phoenix, today turned his second 10-day NBA contract with Brooklyn Nets into another milestone.

