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CK wrote:So far, Townsville remain the team to beat for mine, along with Perth. Those rosters are very imposing, plenty of firepower in both.
Hard to say in some ways, but already looks a little difficult to make a big case for Sydney making the playoffs. It's certainly not a terrible roster, but also difficult to see it consistently dishing up 80+ points a match.
Hoare is a good pickup for Gold Coast, and Rickert - if he is completely right, physically - will also be handy but otherwise, that roster looks thin also.
by CK » Sat May 22, 2010 9:07 am
Gozu wrote:CK wrote:So far, Townsville remain the team to beat for mine, along with Perth. Those rosters are very imposing, plenty of firepower in both.
Hard to say in some ways, but already looks a little difficult to make a big case for Sydney making the playoffs. It's certainly not a terrible roster, but also difficult to see it consistently dishing up 80+ points a match.
Hoare is a good pickup for Gold Coast, and Rickert - if he is completely right, physically - will also be handy but otherwise, that roster looks thin also.
Your thoughts on the Crocs declining to re-sign the league MVP in Homicide, CK? I think it was the right move. I have to disagree with respect to the Blaze though, I think they're loaded and will be a genuine championship contender. The Kings do look pretty thin but I think they're more worried about keeping costs down at least initially to remain viable.
The 36ers look pretty ordinary though and unless our two imports are guns I think we're a chance for the spoon again.
by Gozu » Sat May 22, 2010 6:45 pm
CK wrote:On Homicide, interesting that every club in the NBL declined to take him, despite the MVP. That alone should say a fair bit about him, I reckon. Agreed on the Sixers also. Its a honest roster, but not one that can go deep into playoffs at the moment.
I see what you are saying in some ways about Gold Coast, but its also not the youngest roster going around. We've seen teams go deep in experience but old on age before and it can spell trouble as the season goes on.
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