The offseason is heating up! 🔥 This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy dive deep into NBL free agency, potential landing spots for big names, and some major off-court moves shaping the 2025 season.

From Jack White exploring overseas options to Kendric Davis no longer headed to Adelaide, the roster shakeups are already making headlines. Joey and Boti reveal why Montrezl Harrell won’t return, where Keanu Pinder might land, and who’s left on the import free agent list.

They also discuss:
🏀 Gary Clark’s interest in returning
🏀 Melbourne’s shockingly short roster for next season
🏀 Xavier Cooks’ public apology – what’s next for him?
🏀 Nathan Sobey’s re-signing with South East Melbourne Phoenix
🏀 New Zealand’s ownership going old school

Viewer Questions & Coaches Corner Highlights:

🔥 Should Finals MVP voting be revamped?
🔥 What type of import should Perth target post-Bryce Cotton?
🔥 Would Joey join SuperCoach or fantasy league next season?
🔥 Can Cairns ever win a championship?
🔥 Do fans really know how much time players and coaches sacrifice?
🔥 What happens when a bench player outshines a starter?
🔥 Who gave Joey the most trouble on the court during his playing days?
🔥 How does Joey recruit new players during the offseason?
🔥 Is it hard to cut a veteran whose time has come?
🔥 Can Joey or Boti watch basketball or journalism movies without picking them apart?
🔥 Josh Giddey’s half-court shot celebration
🔥 Coach’s Corner: Should you go to Summer League or take a break?
🔥 Will Lachlan Olbrich get his shot in Summer League?

This episode is packed with insight, insider knowledge, and plenty of banter. Subscribe now and don’t miss a second of the offseason action!

We have a champion! 🏆 In this special episode of Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy celebrate Illawarra’s epic Game 5 victory at home, crowning them 2025 NBL Champions!

Joey shares his firsthand perspective from behind the Illawarra bench, offering insights into the energy, strategy, and mindset that led to the win. They dive into Justin Tatum’s incredible transformation of the team, standout performances from Trey Kell and Lachlan Olbrich, and what went wrong for Melbourne’s aging roster.

Plus, is Matthew Dellavedova heading to Sydney next season? 👀

Viewer Questions & Hot Topics:

🔥 How are new players recruited in the off-season, and who really makes the call?
🔥 Do NBL coaches have a say in roster construction?
🔥 One viewer challenges Joey’s recent praise of commentators!
🔥 Harry Froling’s powerful return to the game after a brutal assault
🔥 What were Joey’s best-ever basketball shoes?
🔥 Could team owners buy out the NBL league?
🔥 Would Joey coach the Geelong Supercats?
🔥 Is Sam Froling’s free agent stock slipping due to injury?
🔥 Was Andrew Gaze really the flopper Joey says he is?
🔥 Comparing the 2001 Woolongong title team with this year’s champions

The episode wraps up with praise for Josh Giddy’s consistent NBA performances for the Bulls and Joey & Boti’s personal highlights from the season.

This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy dive deep into the NBL Finals, breaking down Game 3 and Game 4 and discussing what Illawarra needs to do in Game 5 to stay in the fight. 🏀🔥

They also analyze the struggles of key players, including the poor form of Trey Kell, Matthew Dellavedova’s playoff performances, Jack White’s dip in form, and Chris Goulding forcing tough shots under pressure.

Viewer Questions & Hot Topics:

🔥 Which past or present player would Joey and Boti love to interview?
🔥 Who were the best pranksters in the NBL?
🔥 How do new players settle into a new home city?
🔥 Why is the show called "No Flop Zone" if floppers get discussed?
🔥 How does a coach stay focused when the team is struggling and their job is on the line?
🔥 Would Joey ever consider becoming a commentator?
🔥 Could Adam Forde transition into an NBA scouting role?

With the NBL Finals heating up, this episode is packed with expert analysis, insider stories, and classic banter. Don’t miss it!

This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy dive deep into the NBL Grand Final series, analyzing Game 1 and Game 2 of Melbourne vs. Illawarra and previewing what’s to come in Games 3 and 4. 🏀🔥

The episode also covers the big coaching move in Sydney, with Andrew Bogut announced as an assistant coach for the Kings. Plus, they answer viewer questions on coaching strategies, player scouting, and key matchups in the Finals.

Key Topics This Week:

🔥 Would Trevor Gleeson have had a better plan for Bryce Cotton?
🔥 How should teams attack Cotton to wear him down?
🔥 How do you coach a team in the final seconds of a close game?
🔥 Are we too hard on Adelaide? Do they deserve more credit?
🔥 When picking an NBL import, do you go with experience or fresh talent?
🔥 How do you train a team after a tough loss?
🔥 Who is the most humble player in the NBL?
🔥 Why are more players heading to Baloncesto Superior Nacional in Puerto Rico?
🔥 Would Joey rather have a naturally talented player or a hard worker?

The show also touches on Nikola Jokic’s record-setting performance, the possibility of New Orleans coming to play in Australia next season, and of course, NBL Finals predictions for Games 3 and 4.

Don’t miss this Finals edition of the show—subscribe now and join the conversation!

This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy break down all the biggest topics in basketball, from Chris Goulding’s incredible form to Bryce Cotton’s future in Australia and the possibility of an NBL team hiring its first female head coach. 🏀

The episode kicks off by complimenting John Rillie’s coaching before diving into a full review of the Melbourne vs. Perth series. They discuss the improvements of Jack White, Dylan Windler’s big scoring performance, and whether Chris Goulding can keep up his hot shooting streak.

Big questions answered this week:
🔥 Will Bryce Cotton leave Australia?
🔥 Could Sydney host a Next Stars team next year?
🔥 Would Joey & Boti thrive if they started their basketball careers now?
🔥 Are there enough social networks for past players & coaches to stay connected?
🔥 Could Sam Woosnam be the first woman to coach an NBL team?

Joey also gives insight into his Transition Sports program and answers whether NBL player contracts include starting or minutes guarantees. Plus, they discuss why some players dominate in the NBL but struggle to transition to the NBA.

The episode wraps up with an update on Australians in the NBA and whether Dyson Daniels could be a Defensive Player of the Year candidate.

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This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy cover the biggest basketball stories, including coaching changes, playoff predictions, and the loss of NBL legends. 🏀

The episode starts with a tribute to Alan Hughes, Alan Dawe, and Kevin Braswell, recognizing their contributions to the game. Joey and Boti then break down the upcoming Melbourne vs. Perth series and the key matchup between Illawarra and SEM Phoenix.

Viewer questions bring some heated discussions:
🔥 Could Chase Buford be the next coach of Brisbane?
🔥 Who are the most underrated players, past or present? (Dusty Rychart shoutout!)
🔥 Will Scott Roth retire after his contract?
🔥 What does Tasmania’s ownership change mean for the Jackjumpers?

Joey also sets the record straight on a rumored fight with Trevor Gleeson, discusses Ben Madgen’s concerns about the loss of local talent, and reacts to Adelaide’s constant changes since he left.

Plus, did Jason Cadee take Joey by surprise when it came to coaching readiness? And of course, sure thing playoff predictions to close out the show.

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This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy cover NBL coaching changes, player retirements, and major league issues as the season winds down. 🏀

We kick things off by celebrating Boti Nagy’s induction as a WNBL Life Member, recognizing his incredible contributions to Australian basketball. Then, we recap the 36ers vs Kings Final and the Adelaide vs SEM Phoenix matchup, analyzing key plays and takeaways.

Joey evaluates legendary coach Brian Goorjian, and the team discusses Cairns’ search for a new coach following the sacking of Justin Schueller. With Clint Steindl announcing his retirement and Jason Cadee playing his final game, we reflect on their careers and impact on the league.

Viewer questions spark some heated debates, including:
🔥 Why aren’t there local players on local teams anymore?
🔥 Should Australian players be cut mid-season like imports?
🔥 Should NBL referees be paid more?
🔥 Is going straight from player to head coach a good idea?

Joey also reveals whether teams coach a strategy for the umpires, and they break down the NBA All-Star Game and whether Kyrie Irving will officially become an Australian player. The show wraps up with a preview of Australia vs Indonesia in FIBA action.

This episode is loaded with hot takes, expert analysis, and must-hear discussions—don’t miss it!

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This week on Time Out - No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy dive into all the big talking points in basketball! 🏀

They discuss the NBL Play-In Tournament, including why it’s even called a "play-in" and whether the format works. Boti is shocked to see John Rillie actually coaching, and Joey breaks down Josh King’s latest coaching glitches. The show also looks at some controversial umpiring decisions, including the Perth vs SEM Phoenix game, Own Foxwell’s bad calls, and Vaughan Mayberry winning Umpire of the Year. Plus, the team discusses the lack of crowd support at Perth's playoff game and whether it’s a worrying trend. In other news, Jason Cadee has officially announced his retirement, and the hosts react to the latest NBL Awards winners. Viewer topics include the possibility of NBL and WNBL double-headers, whether Patty Mills or Joe Ingles could buy an NBL team, and potential Boomers head coaches. Joey and Boti also debate if owners and managers deserve more blame than coaches when teams underperform and whether an AIS Under-25 team would work in the NBL. Finally, they wrap up with NBA talk, covering Anthony Davis’ latest injury, LeBron James complaining about a non-existent foul, and previewing Adelaide vs Sydney and who will face SEM Phoenix on Sunday. This episode is packed with insights, debates, and hot takes—don’t miss it!