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WNBL: 7-2
Sydney Kings @ Brisbane Bullets: Over 160.5
NBL: 5-2
So we are into week 6 already and the big surprise for me is that Melbourne has released Cedric Jackson. Woodside is out for a long time for NZ and they have now brought in David Stockton. Injuries galore so far but one team that says fit are the Kings. Injury free so far apart Khazzouh. Few games.
Sydney @ Brisbane tonight
Cairns @ NZ
Hawks @ 36ers
Sydney @ Melbourne
Brisbane @ Cairns
NZ @ Perth
Poor old NZ have to do the brutal 9 hour flight from NZ across to Perth so they might be a fade there.
The WNBL has some big games,'
Melbourne @ Sydney
Canberra @ Dandenong (again for some strange reason).
Perth @ Adelaide
Fire @ Bendigo
Fire @ Boomers (Fire on B2B this game).
So on to tonights game in the NBL
The Kings have not been playing well of late, only just getting passed the Taipans the other night thanks to a Lisch buzzer beater. Those 2 games vs Taipans were very slow, painful possessions and both games for the Kings hit just 156 and 121. This team plays fast paced generally, and people in some other forums that I read say that the Bullets play good D but I go off stats, not people's perceptions. The Bullets are 2nd last in points allowed (efficiency) per possession. The Kings, ranked 2nd in the league for offense efficiency. I cannot bet the Kings on the road as favs though, regardless who is in their side. They have Melbourne coming up in Melbourne so a bit of travel of late but I think we see a high scoring game tonight seeing that the Kings are coming off 2 hard fought games vs the Taipans and then the Bullets are coming off a game from NZ which they hit just 70 points and they will want to score more tonight at home.
