Fans, NBL players far apart — on just about everything
The NBL’s players have had their say — now it’s the turn of the fans to weigh in on some of the league’s biggest issues and, surprisingly, agreement is hard to find.
The NBL’s players have had their say — now it’s the turn of the fans to weigh in on some of the league’s biggest issues and, surprisingly, agreement is hard to find.
Josh Giddey created history in his debut NBA season with the OKC Thunder, but he was a surprise omission from the finalists for the Rookie of the Year award. Find out why.
The Brooklyn Nets need a spark after going down in their series with Boston. Could Ben Simmons be the one to deliver it? He might be back sooner than you think.
There are plenty of hot takes on who is Australian basketball’s best right now, but who gets the players’ tick? The NBL’s stars have had their say in our exclusive player poll. VOTE
We’re right at the pointy end of the NBL season. And it doesn’t get much bigger than a pair of clashes between state rivals Sydney and Illawarra. Ladder predictor.
Sydney Flames star Keely Froling is edging closer to featuring in a home World Cup after being included in a 21-player squad for three games against Olympic silver medallists Japan. FULL SQUAD
Brian Goorjian’s Hawks are eager to show they are not Sydney’s “little brother” and are a genuine contender for this year’s NBL title, plus push intensifies for the return of a Canberra team.
NBL legend Darryl ‘D-Mac’ McDonald was brilliant as a player – now he is helping the next generation shine as they look to excel in the world’s best league.
Sorry Patty and Ben. They have the best scorer in basketball and another dynamic offensive threat, but don’t expect the star-studded Nets to win the NBA championship, writes Andrew Bogut.
The Sydney Kings have won 10 straight NBL games as they head into a pivotal game this weekend in Adelaide – and the players are crediting a greater focus on the club’s history for their success.
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