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Reece Homfray is chief sports writer of The Advertiser. He has covered the Olympic and Commonwealth Games and has a passion for football, basketball and cycling.

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The Sixers Report — Round 7

OFTEN the first to arrive and last to leave the practice court, Majok Deng knows he has to make the most of every opportunity to improve. Listen to the Adelaide 36ers podcast here.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 13: Coach Joey Wright (L) and Jerome Randle of Adelaide poses with his MVP Award during the 2017 NBL MVP Awards Night at Crown Palladium on February 13, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Dodge/AFL Media/Getty Images)

Why royal rumble against Randle ‘won’t be personal’

IT’S the most-anticipated match of the NBL season so far. But Adelaide 36ers coach Joey Wright says Saturday night’s clash with Jerome Randle won’t be personal.

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Sixers’ honesty session uncovers home truths

ADELAIDE players have had a no-holds-barred honesty session before hitting the training track on Tuesday as they look to snap a three-game losing streak.

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Matthew Hodgson of the 36ers fouls during the Round 6 NBL game between the Adelaide 36ers and the Illawarra Hawks at Titanium Security Arena in Adelaide, Saturday, November 11, 2017. (AAP Image/ Brenton Edwards) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

The Sixers Report — Round 6

ADELAIDE big man Matthew Hodgson admits he let his Boomers call up get into his head and he has struggled with growing expectations this season. He opens up in this week’s Sixers Report Podcast here.

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The Sixers Report — Round 5

ADELAIDE forward Daniel Johnson addresses the big issues at the 36ers in this week’s Sixers Report Podcast.

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Benched 36ers star backs coach

ADELAIDE shooting guard Nathan Sobey says he fully understands coach Joey Wright’s decision to bench him on Saturday night and accepts he must go back to basics that made him the NBL’s most improved player last year.

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Adelaide has new look for United

WITH their new weapon on-board, the Adelaide 36ers are confident of upsetting Melbourne United for the first time this NBL season.

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Why 36ers import is not short on inspiration

JUST AS Shannon Shorter steps up to the free throw line for Adelaide he taps his tattooed right shoulder, points to the sky and thinks of why he’s playing basketball in the first place.

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Sixers have formed their identity: Wright

THE NBL season is only four rounds in but Adelaide coach Joey Wright says his new-look team has already forged its new identity and is making steady improvement.

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Playing free is the key for 36ers

ADELAIDE import Shannon Shorter says the 36ers are playing “freelance offence” and unselfish basketball as they prepare to hit the road for a tough double header against New Zealand and Melbourne.

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