Dallas are not quite dead yet after avoiding a clean sweep in game four of the NBA Finals but it’s still a case of when, not if, Boston will claim this year’s championship. No team that has trailed 3-0 in an NBA playoff series has… Read More »Doncic needs to use pain of NBA Finals pummeling as fuel for the fire of becoming a truly great player
June 26 marks a critical juncture for Perth’s bid to secure the NRL’s 18th license. Tasked by the ARLC and the Perth stakeholders, Nick Politis is attempting to craft a sustainable model that minimizes risk while maximizing revenue for stakeholders. The prospect of a Perth… Read More »‘Transitioning into new territories while still honouring tradition’: Why Bears are the best pathway to the NRL for Perth
After about two hundred and fifty years, American soil witnessed a keen internecine contest, not on the battlefield but on a cricket field. Then, it was a sea of indistinguishable white, and now it was a sea of blue. Then, Benjamin Franklin and his son… Read More »India’s T20 win over the USA came as no shock, but India-American cricket history goes back further than many fans realise
I should probably be madder at Agustín Canapino than I am. Pato O’Ward is one of my favourite drivers in IndyCar, which puts my allegiances at least somewhat in the Arrow McLaren camp. It seems all anybody’s been able to talk about for the past… Read More »‘Some of the responses are bizarrely out of proportion’: A defense of IndyCar driver Agustín Canapino after messy dispute
The Melbourne Rebels have folded, leaving us with one less team in the Super Rugby Pacific – and yet again, no Australian team in the Grand Final. The Kiwi teams are dominating Super Rugby. I respect that. But as a wise man once said; sometimes… Read More »A way to maximise interest and eyes on Super Rugby as the sport builds momentum for the 2027 World Cup