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Perthworld

Years ago

Hobart Chargers join NZNBL

My bad. Delete if necessary.

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Anonymous

Years ago

Total Troll effort most likely from the teams to put heat on BA or even BV regarding the new comp making them fear losing teams

ALL JOKES aside if it was financially feasible why not! Why not teams from Sydney/ NSW play in NZNBL? just another pro-league/semi proleague

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MACDUB

Years ago

Some Australian teams could join the NZNBL (but not Hobart for the above costs reasons).

Other teams based in Melbourne for example (or Sydney or Brisbane) the costs of flights to NZ are probably cheaper than what it costs to get the Southland Sharks up to the North Island! - Invercargill to Auckland is probably $700-$800 pp return if not more).

You may be able to arrange a friendly draw which lowers cost big time.

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Jack Toft

Years ago

Choice!

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Perthworld

Years ago

The Melbourne Tigers confirm that players Daniel Dillon and Cameron Tragardh have been released from their playing contract for the upcoming 2012/13 iiNet NBL Championship Season.

Melbourne Tigers Director of Basketball Chris Anstey confirmed that Dillon & Tragardh’s agent approached the club seeking a release, which the club has approved.

http://www.nbl.com.au/tigers/news/article/2012/april/daniel-dillon-cameron-tragardh-part-ways-with-melbourne-tigers/

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