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The Philadelphia 76ers have a puncher’s chance to make the NBA finals based on sheer talent, but no one is favouring them to take out the Eastern Conference.
The Philadelphia 76ers have a puncher’s chance to make the NBA finals based on sheer talent, but no one is favouring them to take out the Eastern Conference.
On Monday, January 28, Anthony Davis informed the New Orleans Pelicans that he will not be signing a contract extension and is seeking a trade.
Ben Simmons has been named an NBA All-Star.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is the baddest man in Milwaukee.
Australia’s Ben Simmons has missed out on being named a starter for next month’s NBA All-Star game.
It is no secret that the Boston Celtics have fallen short of their expectations thus far.
The Boston Celtics were the talk of the 2018 NBA competition, finishing in second place, making a deep playoff run with home-court advantage throughout the playoffs, only to lose to the LeBron-led Cavaliers.
It’s late on Sunday night in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ locker room inside Los Angeles’ Staples Center and Matthew Dellavedova is standing in one corner with a towel wrapped around his waste and a big smile on his face.
While the biggest league in the world of basketball continued to be dominated by one of the greatest teams we have ever seen on a court, there was plenty of other action on the floor throughout 2018.
With Australia Day falling on a Saturday, it gets us an extra public holiday on Monday and sets up a four-day sporting extravaganza. Here is The Roar’s guide to everything in sport from Friday, January 25 to Monday, January 28 so you won’t miss a moment. From the finals of the Australian Open, to the […]
With Australia Day falling on a Saturday, it gets us an extra public holiday on Monday and sets up a four-day sporting extravaganza. Here is The Roar’s guide to everything in sport from Friday, January 25 to Monday, January 28 so you won’t miss a moment. From the finals of the Australian Open, to the […]
With Australia Day falling on a Saturday, it gets us an extra public holiday on Monday and sets up a four-day sporting extravaganza. Here is The Roar’s guide to everything in sport from Friday, January 25 to Monday, January 28 so you won’t miss a moment. From the finals of the Australian Open, to the […]
Boxing Day is one of the biggest sporting days on the Australian calendar. It’s a chance to eat all the leftover Christmas ham and let the proverbial dusty head clear while sitting on the couch and watching TV.
Boxing Day is one of the biggest sporting days on the Australian calendar. It’s a chance to eat all the leftover Christmas ham and let the proverbial dusty head clear while sitting on the couch and watching TV.
Boxing Day is one of the biggest sporting days on the Australian calendar. It’s a chance to eat all the leftover Christmas ham and let the proverbial dusty head clear while sitting on the couch and watching TV.
With Ben Simmons and Liz Cambage dominating the NBA and WNBA, Sam Kerr the best player in the NWSL and Joe Ingles the king of American Twitter, after a slow build, Australian athletes have become a mainstay in American sport.
You work hard. You do a good job. You’re nice to your co-workers, clients and – yes – even the boss.
The NBA season is finally rounding into something that makes sense: the Rockets and Celtics are no longer bad, the Clippers and Grizzlies are no longer elite, and the Warriors keep calmly counting down the days until their challenger never comes.
There are always intriguing matchups in the NBA and this week is no different. Here is a look at the players to take a close eye on based on the teams they’re playing.
The Cavaliers have agreed to a trade with the Milwaukee Bucks that will return popular Australian guard Matthew Dellavedova to Cleveland along with forward John Henson and a pair of NBA draft picks in 2021.
This season we’ve seen unexpected players go off, and then players with high hopes disappoint. This has had a huge impact on the NBA as reflected in the conference standings.
Sunday morning in the world of New York City basketball change was afoot. The Knicks’ newest starlet, who had up until this point been struggling night in and night out, lit up against one of the NBA’s best franchises.
If there is one thing to be learnt from this, let it be – do not get on Greta Rogers’ bad side.
If there is one thing to be learnt from this, let it be – do not get on Greta Rogers’ bad side.
If there is one thing to be learnt from this, let it be – do not get on Greta Rogers’ bad side.
The NBA has been trending in a very different direction than what many thought heading into the year. The season has been full of surprises and disappointments which can all be seen in the standings.
The NBA has been trending in a very different direction than what many thought heading into the year. The season has been full of surprises and disappointments which can all be seen in the standings.
The NBA has been trending in a very different direction than what many thought heading into the year. The season has been full of surprises and disappointments which can all be seen in the standings.
The NBA season is home to a bunch of weird surprises that come out of nowhere, but are the unexpected turns of events we have experienced so far something, nothing or everything?
We are yet to reach the quarter-mark of the NBA season, but it’s never too early to start awards speculation.
Following a disappointing first round exit against the Jazz in the 2018, the Thunder looked to be in a difficult spot, with Paul George a free agent and the team seemingly stuck with Carmelo Anthony who had underperformed throughout the season.
With stories circulating that Carmelo Anthony’s time with the Houston Rockets will “soon be ending”, and few – if any – teams in need of his services, it’s an appropriate time to look back on the career and legacy of the man they call ‘Melo’.
Winning in the NBA is hard – and it’s even harder without stars. Most teams have one or two, but not many have three.
Winning in the NBA is hard – and it’s even harder without stars. Most teams have one or two, but not many have three.
The Philadelphia 76ers have a puncher’s chance to make the NBA finals based on sheer talent, but no one is favouring them to take out the Eastern Conference.
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