Tony Ronaldson become the most capped NBL player in history by surpassing the great Andrew Gaze last season, but earlier this week he decided the 2009/10 season will be his last.Throughout his 20 professional seasons Ronaldson has many accolades to his name including NBL Championships, 2 Olympic Games and a Commonwealth Games Gold Medal to his name.The "Bear" held a press conference on Tuesday in

Before I pack my bags in preparation in leaving the States to head home and finally start to see my family on a regular basis, I put together this links package so you can read the latest in NBL news.- Minnesota Timberwolf Nathan Jawai talks about the differences of playing in the NBL versus the NBA.In paraphrasing Jawai he talks about how he could just "beast" his way to the hoop here (NBL)while

As my quick trip to the USA is nearing an end, the hits just keep on coming.This morning I meander down to breakfast rather late, as I watched both NBL games via the "live" updates to the wee hours of this morning, only to have the pleasure to meet Craig Ehlo.The first thing to spring to mind was the "shot" but I could not muster up the testosterone to ask him about one of the most recognisable

Sorry I have been a little slack on the blog the last few days but I make a quick trip to the USA to attend the funeral of my college coach Dan Fitzgerald. What a great service and the speakers were fantastic to boot. It was great to see a number of former teammates and catch up and relive the "good ole times".Since arriving over here I have been asked to do the colour commentating for the

Not to often does former NBL MVP Rob Rose speak about the state of the game.In yesterday's Townsville Bulletin, the former Crocodiles captain talked about a few of the alterations that have been made to the NBL rules this season.He feels the game has become "boring" at stages and the need to go back to 48 minutes would be his ideal. Hopefully it would help with the low scoring games he has seen