Sino series something to sniff at
ALL right, I confess. Much more excited about the Geelong-Sydney AFL match tonight (and last night's terrific State of Origin series starter) than the upcoming opener of the Sino-Australian Challenge in Perth.
What happens in Vegas may help NBL
THE NBL may have abandoned plans to participate in the alternate Las Vegas Summer League in July but the league still will boast a strong presence.
Out and About, Here and There
SERGE Ibaka is a huge keyway presence for Oklahoma City Thunder – of that there is no doubt.
United had it right, but wrong
VICTORIA Tigers. It was that simple really.
Red-faced Spartans contact the NBL
GOOD news. The bid by Brisbane Spartans to join the NBL in season 2014-15 is actually for real, the potential new club prompted overnight to actually stop talking just to the media and instead to the league.
New NBL teams? What about Team #9
NATIONAL Basketball League plans to expand from its existing eight clubs to 12 – maybe 13 – by 2015-16 leave one question avoided or unanswered. What about Team #9?
Brisbane Bizarros but the NBL will be back
NBL Chief Executive Officer Fraser Neill is more than buoyed after meeting yesterday with a group keen to back a Brisbane-based team from 2015-16 onwards.
What's in a name? United a dividing rod
THE outpouring of sadness, anger, passion and vitriol ahead of today's announcements regarding the future of the NBL's Melbourne Tigers makes for interesting viewing from a distance.
Smokin' Joe through to Euro Final
FINALLY, Joe Ingles is through to the Euroleague Championship game after his Maccabi Tel Aviv team pulled off a miracle finish in its Final Four semi-final against CSKA Moscow.
SEABL just a new cash cow
THERE can be no real reason Basketball Australia wants to annexe the SEABL competition - Australia's oldest interstate league - other than to shore up its perilous finances.

