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Don’t Sleep on the Bogeyman!

Published by Tommy Greer on November 1, 2013

Many people questioned the re-signing of Andrew Bogut. Especially to such a lucrative contract that spans over three seasons. Not me however. Mark Jackson and Golden State Warriors should be praising the lord that Bogut decided to re-sign so early. The re-signing of our Aussie big man was a great move for the Warriors organization for a number of reasons…. Read more →

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Tank-a-palooza

Published by Tom Hersz on October 31, 2013

Palooza – English. Etymology: From Lollapalooza, a music festival. Noun (plural paloozas): An exaggerated event. Related terms: -a-palooza[1] As we approach the 2013/2014 NBA season, one thing is abundantly clear; there are NOT 30 teams competing for an NBA Championship. What is abnormal about this, you ask? Isn’t it common for some teams to know they are not going to… Read more →

Time Of The Season

Published by Tom Hersz on October 27, 2013

What’s your name? Who’s your daddy? Is he rich like me? Has he taken, any time, to show you what you need to live? Tell it to me slowly, tell you what? I really want to know-ow. It’s the time of the season for LEARNING![1] Preseason is over. The regular season tip-off is imminent. So what have we learned from… Read more →

The Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades!

Published by Liam Santamaria on October 26, 2013 | 1 Response

As an Australian fan of basketball it is officially time to get excited. Why? Three names: Dante Exum, Ben Simmons and James Ennis. Dante Exum Let me lay it out for you…. young Aussie prospect Dante Exum will be a top-5 NBA lottery pick in either 2014 or 2015 and has the potential to become an All Star-calibre player in… Read more →

Shoot More, Foul Out Less..

Published by Roy Ward on October 25, 2013

At times of struggle, many people turn to the greats of a sport for guidance. With the NBL looking to renew itself and create a more entertaining, exciting matches – the words of an NBA legend like Phil Jackson may help. Upon re-reading Jackson’s book The Last Season, his tale of his last year coaching the LA Lakers, the legendary… Read more →

SEN Interview - The Run Home - Kevin Bartlets Comments

Published by Tommy Greer on October 23, 2013

We’ve Dropped The Ball Big Time!

Published by Tommy Greer on October 22, 2013 | Leave a response

As a current professional basketball player there is nothing more frustrating than getting asked “Is Andrew Gaze playing this year?” That is not a dig at Andrew, who was my hero growing up and an icon of Australian sport. Without players like Andrew the casual fan would have zero connection left with the game. However the fact we still get… Read more →

2013/14 NBA Fantasy Preview

Published by Tom Hersz on October 21, 2013 | 1 Response

Unknown, Unseen, Are We Living Underneath the Radar? If you’re like me (and given you’re reading this, you likely are), then you are giddy with excitement at the imminent return of NBA Basketball. You are eager to know whether Derrick Rose will be Derrick Rose again, if Kobe will play on opening night, and if the Brooklyn experiment will be… Read more →

The Forgotten Souls (AKA The 2013 NBA Draft Class)

Published by Liam Santamaria on October 17, 2013 | Leave a response

It’s surely fair to say that the current batch of NBA players is as talented as any that have represented the Association over the past few decades. From top to bottom the league is chock-full of elite, talented superstars at every position. As a result, NBA fandom is currently as strong as ever. And when you couple all these… Read more →

The Most Exciting Prospects of the NBL 13/14 Season

Published by Roy Ward on October 10, 2013 | Leave a response

It seems like decades have passed since New Zealand Breakers’ raised their third-straight NBL championship last autumn. But after a long, cold and uncertain winter, the NBL is back! With that in mind, I’ve listed four players I’m excited to see this season. Some are old, some new but all four should give basketball fans all the motivation they need… Read more →