
Sydney has 4 imports?
^ You shouldn't talk as though it is fact when you have no clue either.

It is true. The league send all the details out to the teams. Teams come back to say who is interested, make there pitch and then the player chooses. Simple.
You are not in the know so don’t act like your simple statement of untrue makes it so.

Didi, Hampton or Lamelo could of be at Perth. The wildcats didn’t want a next star.

I agree, the press release for the program states they must be eligible for an upcoming draft.Have you asked the NBL for clarification?
I imagine they'd say it was since adjusted on the fly. Does seem a bit rough to place them with an already strong team.

Who cares the bloke is crap and will not make them better

That's dodgy as hell from Sydney. Louzada had 17 points against the 36ers in a game Sydney only just escaped in OT!
I'm all for growing the game, but LK needs to make sure the competition maintains some credibility as well.



So basically OP is a Bullets fan who only just figured this Didi thing out?
I agree that it's dodgy and it would have been better if the NBL came out with the change in rules first and then teams could all take advantage of it, but it's not pulling a swifty, it's just massaging a few things and trying to big up the Next Stars program while they can...

If it doesn't damage the brand, it's okay appears to be the NBL's attitude to dumping or massaging their own rules. In the last couple of years, there've been a couple of decisions in that vein (e.g., Wesley's non-import status a couple of seasons back,allowing a third import) and this is another.
Seems to be working to both improve the brand and the product on court, thus far.

I dont think breaking rules to potentially win a title is the way to go. They need to cut one of their imports.

Didi was already playing pro ball for a few years in Brazil.
It's dodgy but the NBL allowed the Kings to get away with it.


Anything to make the bigger market team stronger.
LK runs it like a business, not as a sporting competition.
The whole league is a farce....lol "salary cap".

I imagine the distinction is not that they are pre- or post-draft, but that they are yet to play as a professional?

See on their website Molloy and Short are now coaching there.
Still a $50k HECS debt and forfeiting college eligibility though?
