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Roberts, Randle and the R&R
THE Twitter response by Adelaide 36ers import Ronald Roberts to his sacking by the NBL club sent social media into meltdown last night, but someone is looking foolish today.
NBL, WNBL Round 1, Friday
WOW, that sure was a shocking start to the NBL yesterday, first with the 36ers sacking import Ronald Roberts, then Chris Goulding ruled out of United's lineup with appendicitis.
NBL, WNBL Round 1, Thursday
HERE we go at long last with tip offs tonight into what should be epic 2017-18 NBL and WNBL seasons.
Jazz-Kings countdown
WE'RE counting down now in the final days to the NBL and WNBL tip-offs but it is hard to look past the historic NBA preseason game between the Sydney Kings and Utah Jazz tomorrow.
WATCH out for NBL game night!
ADELAIDE'S Sunday Mail newspaper today gave NBL and WNBL fans in South Australia a treat ahead of their 2017-18 season tip-offs this week with a cover and spread in its popular WATCH entertainment lift-out.
Slingshot for 36ers
HAVING claimed the Merlion Cup at their first rodeo, the Adelaide 36ers are continuing to forge links with Singapore, the club's key staff in SA as part of an ongoing partnership.
Kings raring to swing some Jazz
DON'T expect too much trash talk between Utah Jazz swingman Joe Ingles and his Sydney Kings counterpart Brad Newley on Tuesday when they clash in the historic NBL-NBA preseason game in Salt Lake City.
A rivalry renewed? Hmm, not really
SINGAPORE: There's a history too rich to avoid revisiting between the NBL's most successful coach, Brian Goorjian, and the Adelaide 36ers, a postscript written here today.
36ers 'shanghai' Cup in Singapore
SINGAPORE: The NBL's Adelaide 36ers today emulated the Boomers by claiming the Merlion Cup at their first attempt, beating defending champion Shanghai Sharks 101-81 in the final.
Sixers egregious to Egis
SINGAPORE: Korea's Jeonju KCC Egis tonight was hit by a double-dose of hardwood wizardry as the Horsham Hurricane and the Warrnambool Whirlwind combined to blow away its hopes of a Merlion Cup semi final upset.
