Chill has one thing to add to his resume
JOSH Childress has genuine NBA cred, played top basketball in Europe and Asia, revelled in Ice Cube’s Big3 3x3 tournament last year but it is now in Adelaide, South Australia, where he finally is in reach of a championship goal.
Melbourne-NZ set for a new chapter
REGULAR season champion Melbourne United faces off with arch enemy New Zealand Breakers in the NBL’s 1v4 semi final series in a rivalry four years in the making.
Conger lines up for a Hawks hurrah
IT'S awards season with the NBL handing out its gongs tonight at Crown Palladium in Melbourne, the 'Gong expecting to celebrate Demitrius Conger as the league Most Valuable Player.
Who picked Cotton?
BRYCE Cotton tonight became only Perth Wildcats' third NBL Most Valuable Player when he topped the voting at the Crown Palladium in Melbourne at the league's annual awards presentation.
Adelaide-Perth set for a new chapter
THE rivalry between the semi final's pairing of Adelaide 36ers and Perth Wildcats may not be the NBL’s oldest but it is the richest, long pre-dating any Brendan Teys-Dexter Kernich-Drew kerfuffle.
Creek joins 36ers' immortals
MITCH Creek was the blueprint for the “wide-eyed country kid” when he first walked onto the practice court as an NBL player for the Adelaide 36ers in 2010.
Boomers united in Melbourne
AMAZING how it has worked out but only regular season champion Melbourne United will be almost unaffected by the current FIBA World Cup Asian Zone qualifying window ahead of the NBL playoffs.
What a week for Norto: PotW review
MITCH Norton hit a "Hail Mary" 3-point bomb to sink New Zealand, then was recalled to the Boomers for the FIBA World Cup qualifiers this week against the Philippines and Chinese Taipei. It's been quite a week for the Hawks playmaker.
Throwing games? Come on. It's a wrap!
THE NBL regular season finished as predicted here long ago but with a weekend's break to the semi finals due to the FIBA World Cup window, the new debate is over "throwing a game".
NBL 2018 'March Madness' schedule
AS New Zealand went down to Sydney today for its second loss to NSW teams this round, the NBL was able to reveal its draw for the semis, with Melbourne-New Zealand and Adelaide-Perth the mouth-watering matchups.

