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Creek given shot in Nets loss
FORMER Adelaide 36ers captain and the club's 2018 MVP Mitch Creek today saw almost as much NBA action for Brooklyn Nets at Boston as fellow Aussie and Celtics centre Aron Baynes!
Creek nets 10-day NBA deal
IT was another huge "Australia Day" in the NBA today with former Adelaide 36ers' NBL captain and 2018 club MVP Mitch Creek elevated into the Brooklyn Nets' team on a 10-day contract.
FFT: Farewell to two icons
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: There's a certain symmetry in the WNBL regular season and the careers of superstars Suzy Batkovic and Belinda Snell ending on the same floor on Saturday.
Volatile table: NBL/WNBL Rankings
THERE'S been no "movement at the station" in our NBL top four rankings but the WNBL has been considerably more volatile.
NBL19 Wrap #7: Whistleblowing
HONESTLY. What can you say about that? Sadly, the focus from Round 7 of the NBL will not be on more spectacular and out-of-your-seat action but on officials who made farces of several games and impacted the result of a few, too.
FFT 4/5: Get on board the coaches
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: How great was Round 5 of the NBL in terms of watching our elite coaches coaching, as opposed to prowling sidelines and referee sniping?
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.
Creek's opener to be against Knicks
FORMER Adelaide 36ers captain Mitch Creek should make his NBA G-League debut for Long Island Nets against Westchester Knicks on November 4.
NBA Praise for Sixers' Sobey
UTAH JAZZ head coach Quin Snyder, triple-Olympian Joe Ingles and outstanding guard Donovan Mitchell all see Adelaide 36ers vice-captain Nathan Sobey as an NBA prospect.
Wildcats salvage pride to close NBLvNBA series
PERTH Wildcats today redeemed themselves by pushing the NBA’s Denver Nuggets to an 8-point game, while NBL Grand Finalists Melbourne and Adelaide both had stretches before being swamped by Toronto Raptors and Utah Jazz respectively.
