They've put together an outstanding team so far. Granted that's due to the open cheque book policy, but they're also bringing in high ethos/winning guys.

If they can nail that finals import slot they'll be tough. I'm taking them and the Breakers at present to make the GF. Early days I know but I love the make up of their teams.

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Tom
Years ago

This guy looks like a stud and a perfect fit for this Sydney team, the Klay Thompson comparison looks spot on. Sydney and Melbourne grand final for mine so far, would be great for the league with 2 of the biggest cities head to head.

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Anonymous
Years ago

If he anything like clay he wouldnt be here.

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Dazz
Years ago

It's pretty obvious this level of expenditure isn't sustainable, and I'd wager its fair bet Ogden have limited understanding of the Australian Market.

But then again, they are a substantial organisation. They wouldn't make investments on a whim.
Presumably they have a long-term plan, to buy success, then capitalise upon it.
Sydney has infamously bought success in the past, but then imploded. That shouldn't happen here.
We may actually finally get what the league has craved for 30+ years, a sustainable substantial presence in our largest City. That will not only be good for the Kings, but for the league as a whole, and ultimately TV rights, etc.
The other great thing about the "Kings," especially an overpaid, overfed, over-spending Kings, is that its perfect for rivalry.

Early days yet, but if we can get the Kings, MU, and Brissy successful & sustainable, that will pave the way for 2nd teams in Sydney & Melbourne, and could usher in a new age for the NBL.

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Sydney Kings sign import Michael Bryson

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