Let’s try this again. AFL is back this year for a second time in one of the most anticipated seasons to date. It’s time to awaken from our COVID-19 slumber and start pondering the important questions. How will hubs affect teams, how will the rolling fixture look for the remaining season, which teams will benefit
Well, this is a bit unexpected. I’m sure by now you’ve heard about the changes to this season including the exclusion of crowds, a 17 round season and shorter 16-minute quarters. It’s unprecedented, but this version of footy is better than no footy. Right? Damn right, I don’t think I could handle another day without
AFTER a long and excruciating wait, we can all finally stop spending our weekends aimlessly staring at the turned-off TV reminiscing about the good ol’ days when the footy was on. Because the AFL is finally back in a season that proves to be the most unpredictable and exciting to date, although not in the
Wednesday was an interesting day, with many of our tips blowing big leads. Knicks blew a 16 point lead at HT against the Wizards, Memphis blew a 13 point lead against the Magic, Pacers had a lead against the Celtics with less than 2 minutes to go, whilst the Lakers were surprisingly out-played and out-hustled
Pacers ($2.01) host the Celtics ($1.75) in an important game for both teams, with Pacers vying for a top 4 seed whilst Boston will be looking to guarantee their playoff position with a win. Brogdon is a big loss, but Pacers are 2-0 after his injury against the Bucks including an impressive win on the
Tough day on Wednesday, with Hornets blowing a 17 point lead making our best of the day fall short by a point. LeVert also drops 50 leading Brooklyn to an OT win whilst Warriors get 6 players in double figures to pull off a massive upset over Denver. Onwards and upwards as we look forward
What a season it has been so far. Giannis and the Bucks are leading the way in the eastern conference ($3.3) hoping to capitalize on his MVP season with Antetokounmpo playing at a career best scoring 30 points per game whilst diming 5.8 assists and catching 13.8 rebounds, up from his previous years average of
Playoffs are edging closer and closer, as teams that are competing look to finalize their lineups whereas those that are not are looking to salvage the rest of their season. First up are the Charlotte Hornets hosting the San Antonio Spurs. Both these teams are in similar positions in their respective conferences, out of the
