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Bogut a game-changer, and game must change
ANDREW Bogut’s decision to conclude his professional career with the Sydney Kings is a “game-changer” for how the world now will view the NBL, but his on-court presence also must change the game.
36ers go for Moore
NBL runners-up in 2017-18, the Adelaide 36ers look certain to bring back combo-guard Ramone Moore and a second import, but may keep a third "up their sleeve," just in case.
King Andrew? No, Prince Harry
SYDNEY Kings expected to formally reveal NBA champion Andrew Bogut as their marquee signing today but it was kiboshed by the NBL, making the 36ers formalising their deal with Harry Froling the day’s news story.
The Good, the Bad and the Fugly
WE have Ben Simmons setting the NBA (world) on fire, we have NBL free agency in full swing on top of Comm Games Gold and a memorable NBL Final. What’s not to like?
Norton joining Kay at Perth
PERTH Wildcats announced securing Boomers power forward Nick Kay today and it won’t be too long before his former Hawks and Crocs partner-in-crime, Mitch Norton, also is confirmed as heading West.
Bullets cross fingers for Cam
THE Brisbane Bullets are cautiously optimistic NBA and Rio Olympics forward Cameron Bairstow will be back for the 2018-19 NBL season.
Sixers high on Jack as Bullets fire up
THREE days into the NBL’s official free agency period and Brisbane has landed big fish in Cam Gliddon and Mika Vukona, while Adelaide’s sharks are circling around Aussie tyro Jack McVeigh.
JC moving on but Tom is the bomb
EXCITING young Aussie point guard Tom Wilson is heading to Sydney, revealing the Kings were ahead of the game and ready for Jason Cadee’s announcement today he is leaving his hometown club.
Kelly tipped to lead Orangemen
MELBOURNE United assistant coach and 346-game NBL veteran as a player, Mike Kelly, is the hot tip to succeed Aaron Fearne as coach of the Cairns Taipans.
They're so wild about Harry
VARIOUSLY listed as anywhere between 206 and 211cm, talented Townsville tyro Harry Froling is the No.1 recruiting target of up to four NBL clubs including an Adelaide 36ers outfit keen to pair him with Daniel Johnson.
