The Latest Breaking News from Phoenix

Despite agreeing not to make public sanctions for Perth Wildcats coach John Rillie, Basketball Australia has denied its disciplinary process lacks transparency.

South East Melbourne Phoenix upset the NBL ladder-leading Tasmania JackJumpers 86-85 in a thriller in Melbourne.

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Down 2–0 in the series, New York will look to do what’s never been done in the WNBA Finals before.

Jonah Bolden, Alex Toohey and Jaylen Adams have powered Sydney to a comfortable 113-102 NBL defeat of a Brisbane team missing the suspended Aron Baynes.

North Lawndale has been one of the most consistent football programs on the West Side recently, but the Phoenix have never won a state playoff game.

Wellington's new midfield rock Mohamed Al-Taay has revealed he's eager to earn a call-up for Iraq's Asian Cup campaign.

To make his first career appearance in the Championship 4 last year at Phoenix, Bell had to pull off the near-impossible – winning two “must-win” races – at the Charlotte Roval and Martinsville – to advance through the Round of 12 and semifinal rounds of the playoffs.

The #Rockets are viewed much more favorably by rival executives in this year’s NBA GM survey, with new head coach Ime Udoka and rookie Cam Whitmore leading their categories.

The Clippers standout spoke candidly about his Phoenix rival.

Last year's wooden spooners the Illawarra Hawks have claimed their first win of the new NBL season, defeating an undermanned South East Melbourne at home.