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Time Out - No Flop Zone

Time Out - No Flop Zone

By: Boti Nagy and Joey Wright
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The ultimate destination for all things NBL and basketball! Join hosts Joey Wright and Boti Nagy as they break down the upcoming NBL rounds, dive into the latest news, and share their insights on the world of basketball. Meet the Hosts: Joey Wright– A legend on the court, Joey is a 3x NBL Coach of the Year and an NBL Championship-winning coach. With decades of experience, he brings a coach's perspective on the game, covering strategies, player performance, and what it takes to win in the NBL. Boti Nagy – The voice of basketball in Australia, Boti has been named Basketball Writer of the Year 12 times and is the author behind the popular site. With years of covering the NBL, Boti offers a journalist’s eye on the stories behind the headlines, sharing insights, history, and in-depth analysis of the league and its players.
Every week, Joey and Boti bring their combined expertise and passion for the sport to discuss matchups, analyse player moves, and tackle hot topics in basketball.

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  • Bryce Cotton’s Historic Move & Melbourne’s Title Shot | Time-Out - The No Flop Zone
    Jun 25 2025

    #NBL #MelbourneUnited #SydneyKing
    🚨 Big changes this week! John Casey steps in for Joey Wright as we dive into the biggest NBL player move in history — Bryce Cotton to Adelaide! Plus, we break down the brand new in-season tournament, the return of Parker Jackson-Cartwright, the James Bateman exit, and what to expect from Melbourne United and the Sydney Kings in 2025.

    John shares bold calls, including a prediction for Lochie Olbrich in the NBA Draft, discusses Andrew Bogut’s coaching future, and gives his take on rule changes, tech fouls, expansion teams, and more in Coach’s Corner.

    🏀 We also preview the Japan B.League Global Invitational, celebrate OKC’s NBA Championship (and Aussie Alex Ducas joining elite company), and answer 🔥 viewer questions.

    🎉 Also—WE HIT 1,000 SUBSCRIBERS! Massive thanks to everyone in the No Flop Zone community!

    📌 Don’t miss this week’s deep-dive, strong opinions, and straight-up basketball truth.

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    36 mins
  • Adelaide v Kendric Davis Blows Up | NBL Rules That Need Fixing + Wildcats New Look
    Jun 14 2025

    #KendricDavis #Adelaide36ers #PattyMills

    Things are heating up in the NBL off-season 🔥 and this week’s Time-Out: The No Flop Zone dives straight into the headlines.

    🛑 First up: the Adelaide 36ers v Kendric Davis saga continues, and Joey’s not pulling any punches. With missed expectations, confusing messaging, and rising tensions, this has quickly become one of the most talked-about storylines in Aussie hoops.

    🏀 Meanwhile, the NBL rulebook could use a shake-up – and Joey & Boti lay out exactly what they’d change (and why). From player management to refereeing standards, nothing is off-limits.

    📝 Viewers also bring the heat this week:

    • Where should the next NBL franchise be located?
    • Which current player would you build around from scratch?
    • What’s the most undervalued import in the league?
    • Is Joey still feeling the effects of past player departures to other careers?

    📢 Plus:

    • Patty Mills lands a new role as GM of Basketball in Hawaii 🌴
    • Adam Forde officially returns to Cairns
    • Milton Doyle, Malique Lewis, and others locked in for 2025
    • Perth Wildcats drop their new logo — and we have thoughts
    • 🧠 In Coach’s Corner: Why Super Teams don’t work (and how to build real success)

    As always, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy deliver straight-shooting hoops talk with zero fluff, no filter, and plenty of insight. From the hardwood to the headlines — this is the NBL show fans trust most.

    📺 Subscribe now and don’t miss a second of the action:https://www.youtube.com/@TimeOut-NOFLOPZONE-123
    🎧 Also available on Apple Podcasts & Spotify!
    🖥️ New episodes weekly.


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    27 mins
  • Montrezl Harrell to 36ers, Triangle Offense in the NBL? Will Perth fans turn on Bryce Cotton?
    Jun 4 2025

    In this week’s Time-Out – The No Flop Zone, Joey Wright and Boti Nagy fire through one of the most action-packed NBL weeks yet.
    From Montrezl Harrell officially landing at the Adelaide 36ers to NBL's potential global footprint expanding into Japan’s B-League showcase, this episode is stacked.

    PLUS: We correct a few EuroLeague mentions from last episode, deep dive into what Adelaide still needs to become a contender, and break down how the triangle offense might work in today’s NBL (👀 yes, we said triangle offense).


    🔥 Featured This Week:

    🏀 Montrezl Harrell is officially in Adelaide
    🏀 What the 36ers are still missing to become title threats
    🏀 Omari Moore signs with South East Melbourne
    🏀 Melbourne United stack up with Delany, Dash Daniels, and Krslovic
    🏀 NZ signs TeRangi, Rob Loe, Iziaih Le’afa
    🏀 Rumors: Adam Forde returning to Cairns?
    🏀 NBL heads to Japan for B-League Global Invitational
    🏀 Make Indigenous Round uniforms permanent? Joey & Boti say yes


    💬 Viewer Topics:

    📬 Will Perth fans eventually turn on management—not Bryce?
    📬 Coaching kids now vs Joey’s youth – what’s changed?
    📬 More notable player moves across the NBL
    📬 Would Mitch Creek fit into this new Adelaide squad?
    📬 Could Phil Jackson’s triangle offense work in today’s league?
    📬 What’s in a coaching contract beyond money and years?
    📬 Will Flynn Cameron get buried on the 36ers bench?
    📬 Two Aussie NBA stars remain—who’s holding it down?

    🎙️Post Production Audio Editing by Jason McNamara 👍

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    29 mins

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