This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy cover NBL coaching changes, player retirements, and major league issues as the season winds down. 🏀

We kick things off by celebrating Boti Nagy’s induction as a WNBL Life Member, recognizing his incredible contributions to Australian basketball. Then, we recap the 36ers vs Kings Final and the Adelaide vs SEM Phoenix matchup, analyzing key plays and takeaways.

Joey evaluates legendary coach Brian Goorjian, and the team discusses Cairns’ search for a new coach following the sacking of Justin Schueller. With Clint Steindl announcing his retirement and Jason Cadee playing his final game, we reflect on their careers and impact on the league.

Viewer questions spark some heated debates, including:
🔥 Why aren’t there local players on local teams anymore?
🔥 Should Australian players be cut mid-season like imports?
🔥 Should NBL referees be paid more?
🔥 Is going straight from player to head coach a good idea?

Joey also reveals whether teams coach a strategy for the umpires, and they break down the NBA All-Star Game and whether Kyrie Irving will officially become an Australian player. The show wraps up with a preview of Australia vs Indonesia in FIBA action.

This episode is loaded with hot takes, expert analysis, and must-hear discussions—don’t miss it!

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This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy dive into all the big talking points in basketball! 🏀

They discuss the NBL Play-In Tournament, including why it’s even called a "play-in" and whether the format works. Boti is shocked to see John Rillie actually coaching, and Joey breaks down Josh King’s latest coaching glitches. The show also looks at some controversial umpiring decisions, including the Perth vs SEM Phoenix game, Own Foxwell’s bad calls, and Vaughan Mayberry winning Umpire of the Year. Plus, the team discusses the lack of crowd support at Perth's playoff game and whether it’s a worrying trend. In other news, Jason Cadee has officially announced his retirement, and the hosts react to the latest NBL Awards winners. Viewer topics include the possibility of NBL and WNBL double-headers, whether Patty Mills or Joe Ingles could buy an NBL team, and potential Boomers head coaches. Joey and Boti also debate if owners and managers deserve more blame than coaches when teams underperform and whether an AIS Under-25 team would work in the NBL. Finally, they wrap up with NBA talk, covering Anthony Davis’ latest injury, LeBron James complaining about a non-existent foul, and previewing Adelaide vs Sydney and who will face SEM Phoenix on Sunday. This episode is packed with insights, debates, and hot takes—don’t miss it!

As the NBL regular season reaches its final round, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy break down the key stories, exciting matchups, and viewer questions in this week’s episode of Time Out - No Flop Zone. 🏀

The show features a continuation of the **Coaches Review**, with Joey and Boti evaluating the seasons of Mike Wells, Scott Roth (Tasmania), Justin Schueller (Brisbane), Petteri Koponen (New Zealand), and Adam Forde (Cairns). They also discuss the legitimacy of the South East Melbourne Phoenix, the current state of the Adelaide 36ers, and review the epic Sydney vs Perth clash.

In the NBA segment, the duo delves into major stories, including Patty Mills’ move to the LA Clippers**, the blockbuster Luka Doncic trade to the Lakers, and Joe Ingles’ standing ovation back in Utah. Joey even answers whether he would have liked playing alongside Luka Doncic.

Viewer questions are answered, covering topics like the lack of European players in the NBL, potential expansion teams, and new locations for teams that haven’t had representation before.

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This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright evaluates 5 of the top NBL coaches, offering his expert insights on their styles, strengths, and what sets them apart. With more coaches to be discussed in future episodes, this deep dive is a must-watch for basketball fans.

Boti Nagy takes questions from our audience, digging into topics like the Adelaide 36ers, NBL commentators, and the idea of coaches being forced to take referee courses. Joey doesn’t hold back on sharing his perspective, offering sharp commentary and analysis.

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The team also discusses whether Tasmania should revamp their roster, Brisbane's chances at making the top 6, and evaluates whether Illawarra is becoming complacent. The show wraps up with the Game of the Week preview: Perth vs. Sydney, plus a quick look at Jimmy Butler’s suspension.

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This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy dive deep into the predicted NBL Top 6 teams and what the playoff race looks like. 🏀 Joey revisits his earlier prediction about Perth missing the finals – but with new reasoning, he’s changing his tune.

They also highlight the South East Melbourne Phoenix’s awesome form, the growth of Mason Peatling, and discuss Brisbane’s surprising move to start development player Tristan Devers.

In Coach’s Corner, Joey reflects on the Summer Shootout and offers his insights into the league’s hottest topics. The episode also acknowledges the passing of Rick Longley, father of Chicago Bulls legend Luke Longley, and celebrates his legacy.

They take a closer look at the NBA’s declining viewership and discuss whether the problem lies with the players or the teams. Is LeBron James part of the issue, or is it something bigger? The team also delivers an Australians in the NBA update before wrapping up with a Game of the Week preview: Sydney vs. Adelaide.

This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy tackle the week’s biggest stories in basketball. 🏀 The show dives into the explosive altercation between player Wells and coach Davis, stemming from comments made weeks ago in the media. Joey and Boti break down the fallout and what it means for the NBL moving forward. The episode also includes a heartfelt tribute to Darryl Pearce, celebrating his incredible contributions to Australian basketball and the lasting legacy he leaves behind. They recap the crazy finishes in NBL Round 16, discuss the power of General Managers in Coach’s Corner, and debate whether it’s time to ditch the Coach’s Challenge in the NBL. Joey also delivers a blunt take on officiating: "If your incompetence is perceived as cheating, you should quit – but I’m not saying they cheated. Finally, they preview the NBL Round 17 Game of the Week, offering their predictions and insights. Don’t miss this must-listen episode

This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy take a deep dive into two of the hottest topics in basketball: the growing number of Australians in the NBA and the desperation behind bringing in new imports this late in the NBL season**. 🏀

They discuss the signings of Ian Hummer, Josh Adams, and Jalan Adams, and what it says about the state of some teams. Is it a strategic gamble or just a panic move? Plus, they look at benching Cam Oliver and question whether you can really win with Kendrick Davis leading the charge.

The hosts also touch on the Adelaide 36ers’ slim playoff chances and debate whether it’s time to retire Daniel Johnson’s jersey. They recap Illawarra vs. Tasmania, with special attention to Tyler Harvey’s improvements, and take a look at Serbian basketball in Coach’s Corner.

Finally, the episode spotlights Australians thriving in the NBA, from Josh Green to Matisse Thybulle, Jock Landale, Luke Travers, and more. The show wraps up with Melbourne vs. Sydney predictions for the next big NBL clash.

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This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy tackle an episode packed with big stories and basketball drama. 🏀 From the firing of Mahmoud Abdelfattah and Scott Ninnis’s sacking just 10 days into preseason, to celebrating the retirements of legends Tom Abercrombie and Brad Newley, we’ve got all the hot takes and expert insights you need.
We also discuss the Tasmania Jackjumpers’ championship win and spotlight the incredible performances of Chris Goulding (46 points), James Batemon (51 points), and Bryce Cotton (59 points). Plus, we honor the legacy of **Bill Walton following his passing.
The episode takes a deep dive into the Boomers’ Olympic campaign, their historic collapse after leading by 24 points, and predictions for the Australian Male and Female Players of the Year. There’s also discussion about the Boston Celtics’ championship win and NBL MVP predictions as we head into Round 15with matchups and tips for every game.
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