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Brad&Boti: WNBL rolling, NBL balling, Tips appalling
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BRAD&BOTI: What did we learn from Round 1 of the WNBL season and who are the new surprise packets in the NBL? Sydney multi-media mogul Brad Rosen and I sit down again this week for a thorough review of what just occurred and what is to come in our Brad&Boti podcast.
WNBL: Lightning face another strike out
THE WNBL, the national women's competition launched in 1981 after three Adelaide coaches took matters into their own hands, is now strongly reputed to be facing the loss and extinction of its once highly successful Adelaide Lightning franchise from its competition next season.
WNBL trips while BA takes a huge Chance
THE WNBL tipped off in all its glory this week, the television coverage, sigh, again having its annual amateur hour "teething problems" while Basketball Australia also revealed its latest Boomers outfit for FIBA Asia Cup qualifiers in Thailand, taking a chance on tour coach Jacob Chance.
Brad&Boti: WNBL preview with the Cap, and NBL review
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BRAD&BOTI: The 2024-25 WNBL season tips off tonight when league newcomer and babyface Geelong United clashes with Townsville Fire, and joining Brad Rosen and myself on our Brad&Boti podcast to review it all is Opals captain Tess Madgen.
If you love basketball, tune in to WNBA Game 5
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THERE may have been a better WNBA Championship Series than the one Minnesota Lynx and New York Liberty are currently providing, but it would take some time to remember which, this epic best-of-five series tied at 2-2 and with an Australian sure to finish it as a champion.
Brad&Boti: Top Six or Pick up Sticks?
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IT was another huge round for the NBL with Cairns Taipans, minus Taran Armstrong and Tanner Groves, brought right back to the field by Perth and Sydney, Brad&Boti podcast colleague Brad Rosen at that game and also to see Illawarra humble Tasmania.
NBL: There is still a lot to like
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YES, terrible and self-indulgent TV commentary aside, there was much to enjoy about last round's NBL fixtures, so after last week's blog, let's say turnabout is fair play. There was plenty that resonated (and still much that doesn't) but let's stay positive and open, starting with Justin Tatum.
NBL? Non-stop Bullshit League
A HUMBLE thank you to all the readers who sent emails, texts, DMs etc querying the lack of activity at this site lately but there are reasons. One, I have a project I'm working on but two, I am having serious difficulty handling all the bullshit constantly being spewed about the game.
No 'I' in TEAM as new Hall of Fame shows
IT always has been a source of amazement and amusement to me that for a team sport such as basketball, our state and federal "Halls of Fame' consistently induct individuals and overlook teams. So congratulations to Basketball Australia for today inducting its historic first ever TEAM into its Hall of Fame.
How to lose polish on an Opal pendant
IT never cease to amaze how often, readily and easily Australian basketball's administrators at any and all levels - federal, state, club - can make a botch of even the best of ideas. Case in point this week? The Australian Basketball Players Association and its noble plan to recognise every past World Cup and Olympic Opals player, as has occurred for the Boomers.
