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Truly, 4-0 didn't mean a thing
YOU'RE still going to keep hearing it and reading about it but truthfully, Melbourne's 4-0 regular season sweep of the 36ers means absolutely nothing to this already enthralling best-of-five NBL Grand Final. Josh Childress' injury does.
Childress out of championship series
NEW scans of Josh Childress' injured left shoulder have revealed a scapula fracture which can take up to six weeks to heal, ruling him out of the remaining games in the NBL's best-of-five Grand Final.
Let's be serious - officiating is bizarre
IT was Adelaide coach Joey Wright after Game 1 bemused by officiating for the NBL's best-of-five Grand Final, then Melbourne's Coach of the Year Dean Vickerman unable to work it out after Game 2.
WTF: So much going on right now!
WHERE'S THE FIRE? Basketball is white hot right now with the NBL Grand Final shaping as a classic, the Boomers to host USA at Etihad Stadium and FOXSPORTS giving Brad Newley a headset!
Josh sends chill through 36ers
ADELAIDE 36ers fans held their breath when NBA forward Josh Childress didn't bounce up after being crunched by Melbourne's David Barlow under the Sixers' basket late in yesterday's Game 2 of the NBL Grand Final.
G2: Sixers seize series momentum
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ADELAIDE 36ers surfed home a tidal wave of hometown support and emotion today to claim Game 2 of the NBL's best-of-five Grand Final against Melbourne 110-95 but may have paid a huge price levelling the series 1-1, with Josh Childress hurt late in the game.
Now Game 3 becomes the be-all
HOW quickly all the emphasis in a championship series can shift. With Melbourne brushing aside Adelaide 107-96 in Game 1 of the best-of-five Grand Final last night, it becomes all about Game 3 now.
Hooley duly steps up ... again
WHEN United's NBL All Star Five playmaking import Casper Ware went down in the first quarter of Grand Final Game 1 last night, Melbourne needed a hero. Enter Adelaide's Peter Hooley.
G1: United they stand
MELBOURNE tonight won the "critical" Game 1 of a Grand Final Series when it compiled the second highest score in a 40-minute Championship match, rattling up a 107-96 scoreline over Adelaide in front of a roaring crowd at Hisense Arena.
Odds say United. What say you?
ODDS-makers have installed Melbourne United as heavy favourites to snatch Game 1 of the NBL's best-of-five Grand Final Series which tips off tomorrow at Hisense Arena.
