Wright idea to roll with 'comeback kids'
IT is no great surprise two of the Adelaide 36ers’ prime off-season NBL signings are players with points to prove.
There's NBL mileage in The Menace
THE form of Perth Wildcats’ 2013-14 MVP James Ennis at the NBA’s Summer League in Orlando should have NBL clubs rubbing their hands with glee.
French toast, now for some Canuks
A 16-5 SECOND quarter by the Sapphires last night underpinned a comprehensive 65-48 win over France at the FIBA World Under-17 Championship in the Czech Republic.
American Independence Day - Tips for the unwary
IT'S July 4, American Independence Day so in the spirit of friendship toward our brethren across the ocean, I reprise an article designed to help them on their journey in the Land of Oz.
Mills blow opens door for Dante
IT has been a weird week for Australian basketball superstar, Olympic topscorer and NBA champion Patty Mills.
FIBA takes a leaf from the NBL
REMEMBER all the angst through the NBL preseason last year about the direction the officiating was going to take?
Unsound bites - what a week!
NO, “Unsound Bites” isn’t about Luis Suarez or, according to the Financial Review’s sports section, the fact 405 players have so far crashed to the ground during soccer’s World Cup in Brazil - only to experience a “miraculous, instantaneous recovery.”
Joe sets for a medal finish
JOE Ingles could not be more delighted Patty Mills “stole the limelight” as his San Antonio Spurs last week emphatically clinched the NBA Championship 4-1 from Miami Heat.
Hawks finally have wind beneath their wings
GORDON McLeod isn’t one for outlandish statements, rhetoric or hype so when Wollongong’s coach is talking excitedly about the Hawks’ future, it’s time to listen.
LMAO: Lightning strike, but it's not all PC
LADIES, Men, Athletes, Others: WNBL imports Kathleen Scheer (Sydney) and Natalie Novosel (Dandenong) both will be back in action this season but at a new destination, joining rookie coach Jeremi Moule at a vastly retooled Adelaide Lightning.

