NBL 2024-25
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@Bovidae said in NBL 2024-25:
It's all happening at Atlas Place.
So the Yanks destroyed last season and now they've cashed out. I hope the new guys care a little more about winning
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Not quite the NBL, but the NZ NBL (not worthy of its own thread). This Indian Panthers saga has been one ugly experiment.
Indian Panthers suspended for remainder of NBL season amid pay allegations
It comes after a turbulent tenure off the court since announcing they would join the NBL.
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Adelaide have signed Bryce Cotton for 3 years.
Huge news.
Meanwhile the Taipans don't even have a coach, let alone a roster. I hate this club and i hate this competition. Wondering if i even bother renewing my season tickets for the 18th year. It's just not fun.
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@mariner4life said in NBL 2024-25:
Adelaide have signed Bryce Cotton for 3 years.
Huge news.
Meanwhile the Taipans don't even have a coach, let alone a roster. I hate this club and i hate this competition. Wondering if i even bother renewing my season tickets for the 18th year. It's just not fun.
If John Rillie wasn’t there he would’ve stayed put.
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@ACT-Crusader said in NBL 2024-25:
@mariner4life said in NBL 2024-25:
Adelaide have signed Bryce Cotton for 3 years.
Huge news.
Meanwhile the Taipans don't even have a coach, let alone a roster. I hate this club and i hate this competition. Wondering if i even bother renewing my season tickets for the 18th year. It's just not fun.
If John Rillie wasn’t there he would’ve stayed put.
Seems that way
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Sources: Jackson-Cartwright returns to Breakers
American point guard Parker Jackson-Cartwright has agreed to a new two-year deal to return to the New Zealand Breakers, sources told ESPN.
This is huge for the Breakers
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@Bovidae said in NBL 2024-25:
It's also good that the Breakers are returning to their Kiwi roots by enticing some players jettisoned under Walsh back to the club.
Definitely time to move on from the previous owners. All the signs were there that they were purely in it for monetary gain. The new guy seems much more committed to being successful for New Zealand and for the fans. This is a good start
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