Big life issues right here...

That's Chris Pike for you, he loves to write and publish nonsensical dribble. He somehow gets his garbage across NBL, WNBL and NBL1.

The whole situation, like many things Breakers, has been grossly overstated.

Ninnis is employed by another NBL side. How is this appropriate? Given his own failed NBL coaching career, not sure he's the best person to be commenting on issues at other clubs.

There's certainly question marks about Walsh’s character and ethics, but he has a great basketball IQ. The relationship too - between coaches, ownership and players - is also a unique one. Maor jumping the sidelines, the coaches yelling at each other in Israeli, Walsh getting into players too... it’s different and easy to characterise as dysfunctional because it’s not what we’re used to. But players have been coming back, and some players have developed really well: first Delaney, and now WMW and Wetzell. All would be welcome at any other NBL club but chose the Breakers and credit the setup for their development.

I mean, I'll give you Delaney, but Wetzell and WMD were already pretty good when they got there (WMD maybe just a bit more unknown as he was playing G League).

027 WMW so unknown that you called him WMD. Twice.

Just curious, what do you think the D stands for?

The D in WMD stands for Destruction!

"WMD were already pretty good when they got there (WMD maybe just a bit more unknown as he was playing G League)."

He was a really poor shooter last season and probably a strong reason why he couldn't stick in the NBA. He's now shooting close to 44% from 3 and has a very good pull up game out of the pick and roll. I think there's a good chance he may end up back on the fringe of the NBA soon enough.

"Gaze said it on National tv"

What Gaze said was in response to what Rucker said and Rucker's interpretation is hardly beyond reproach.

Wouldn't trust Rucker as far as I could kick him.

If you're the owner, or investor, I can see how frustration could creep in and you may overstep the mark during a game. I found some of the other comments way more interesting saying how Kelly has gotten rid of guys not doing their job, wouldn't the person that hired them not be doing their job either. And the Beveridge comments on the Cairns slaughter. Ummm, Scotty, aren't you part of the team that should have them prepared.
I'd much rather have an owner lose his shit courtside or in the media afterwards than have one that sits on hands and let's the rot continue to get worse every year.

Ninnis:
"I do understand if you're the owner and are paying the bills, you can do whatever you want but I love the fact that here in Adelaide we have an owner Grant Kelly who puts people in place and lets them do their job.

“And if they’re not doing their job, as we’ve seen over the last couple of years he’ll get someone else to do the job.


Bevo:
What he saw from the 36ers back in that loss to the Taipans almost a month ago was a performance lacking effort like he can’t remember seeing before. He is now urging Bruton to lay down the law ahead of their return to action on Tuesday at home to the Wildcats.

“It gives them more time to try and reflect, but after watching that game, it was one of the most pitiful performances I’ve seen in a long time. Not so much from a technical perspective, but the effort was as bad as I’ve ever seen," Beveridge said.

Umm no dickhead #057, Scotty isn't part of the team.

The owner shouldn't be saying shit. But he's the owner. If the coach don't like it he can quit.