Maybe Brad Hill rates him?

Doesn't matter if Hill rates him, Heal needs to "rate him"

We (ATF) are following Tom to some try outs for the NBL Journey series.. He's got try outs with the Kings, Hawks & Wildcats at this stage. Joey Wright speaks highly of him still so you never know.

Heal could do worse than inviting chris cedar to trial for that spot. I'd think he'd give daly a run for his money.

Apparently Daly rang Heal for point guard advice (insert shooting joke here) a couple of years ago, so good on Daly for being proactive.

Yeah good call anon..how's the grapes?

Get off the kids back .

The reason crowds are down in Adelaide, is we don't know or meet the players .

Ben, Brad, Tom all to kings means they are good enough in someone's eyes.

Wouldn't it be nice to pay your 25 bucks to see some local talent on our court.

I not saying fill the sixes with all local talent, but it would be nice to have a few on the roster to support and maybe see at a stadium locally.

Ben came home last year as co captain of Kings and beat us .

Give Daly minutes, go and get a couple of big imports to crash the boards IMO

Tom Daly was successfully trapped in the SEABL, therefore he can't make it as a professional.

Keyboard warrior logic.

Would be a good back up in Perth wonder if that was the reason why Perth released Bartlett

Yeah Daly really isn't good. Would take probably all of last years backup PG's over him.

Any news on who the "186cm point guard" trialing as well could be?

I've always rated daly. I think he's not a bad pick up for a 10 minute energy guy off the bench.

Daly clearly had the better of Tom Wright in their two meetings in SEABL. Check out how Pioneers opposition pg's have gone and you will see why Sydney are interested.

Tom Daly is a very good player and point guard. He is a Woollacot medalist (check out the other names on that list)He has lead Sturt to an ABL Championship.
He has played and performed well as a rookie in the NBL and he is currently running the point for a team that is in first position in its SEABL conference. His team has every starter averaging 13 or more. Not sure what else he needs to do to gain respect. A number of NBL clubs have interest in him and he may or may not end up on a roster. If he doesn't it does not diminish his talent or performance. There are only 7 NBL teams in Australia with 8 Aus spots.If your one of the lucky ones you are doing ok, if you are being considered your doing ok. We are all entitled to our opinions but the facts dont lie.Tom Daly isx a very good young player.

Wait Daly averages 3 assists a game, in the SEABL...

I'm sorry but that's shit, am I expecting far too much from young Australian point guards in lower grades, I want them getting 2 assists a quarter and he isn't even averaging 1... Way to get your team mates involved mate!

Daly can score the ball at the lower level no one questions that...i think it is more to do with his assist rate and getting his team into its offence that are the only things holding him back.

If he works on those weaknesses he'll be back in the league....maybe a year or two working on that part of his game will really help him develop into a solid NBL PG of the future.