NZ Breakers – 2013/14 Season Review

So, where to now? The difficult thing about this ANBL roster system is that players are all rated on a scale of 1-10 based on experience and pedigree, and a team’s squad must fit under 70 points. It’s complicated, and we’ll let the board deal with it. Youth players are cheaper, star players are expensive, college players are automatically a 7 or something. Whatever. Let’s talk brass tax.

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Game 27: NZ Breakers 106-78 Sydney Kings

What Went Right?

  • They played the Sydney Kings. If there’s any team that the Breakers just seem to have some psychological advantage over it’s the Kings. In four games this season NZB have won three very comfortably, and dropped just the one, by only two points, and away in Aussie.
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Game 26: NZ Breakers 97-84 Melbourne Tigers

  • This result sure didn’t, but others did, and believe it or not, the NZ Breakers actually still have a small chance of making the playoffs. Although this time when we say they have to win all of their remaining games (there are 2 left), we mean it, unlike the last 3 times they’ve lost a supposed ‘season ender’.
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Game 25: Cairns Taipans 92-87 NZ Breakers

I guess it’s time to turn the attention to seeing off CJ Bruton’s career in style. You simply cannot underestimate the impact that this guy has had not only on this team but also in basketball in NZ. He brought credibility and championship credentials to the Breakers and the 3-peat could not have happened without him. The crowd’s gonna blast the roof off when he gets announced in his final home game.

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