Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis

We are back with Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis fresh off the Adelaide 36ers' #NBL22 win in Perth and ahead of taking on the Sydney Kings while we catch up on everything happening at the Sixers, talk about our host going into the Hall of Fame, his South Adelaide NBL1 coaching return and Sports Card World brings you an Ask the Host segment. We open up this week's episode of Sixers Fix with co-host Scott Ninnis talking to Chris Pike about how humbled he feels to about to be inducted into the Adelaide 36ers' Hall of Fame alongside 'Mean' Al Green. Our attention then turns to the 36ers' terrific win on Thursday night out west against the Perth Wildcats. We discuss the brilliant performance of Sunday Dech and how important he is moving forward for the 36ers as well as the performances of Dusty Hannahs, Daniel Johnson and Mitch McCarron. Scott then gives his thoughts on the progression of the likes of Hyrum Harris and Kai Sotto this season with the 36ers and why he hopes both will be back in Adelaide next NBL season. We then catch up on our voting in our Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award with votes from the final two home matches for Adelaide against Sydney and Brisbane, and then Thursday night's win in Perth. It's then time for our Ask the Host segment for this week thanks to Sports Card World where Scott answers questions ranging from advice for an eight-year-old, his nickname Choo Choo, favourite wines, South East Melbourne Magic memories, father Bruce's advice and how his coaching return in NBL1 Central went for South Adelaide. We then wrap up the show with a look at the Adelaide 36ers' game in Sydney on Sunday against the Kings. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

A shortened version of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis this week featuring an Ask the Coach segment with mastermind assistant coach Jamie Pearlman talking everything going on with the Adelaide 36ers ahead of the #NBL22 Round 19 home double-header. This week we chat with Jamie Pearlman firstly about getting over his bout of COVID and then the Round 18 games for the Adelaide 36ers against the Tasmania JackJumpers and Brisbane Bullets, and looking ahead to this week on Saturday against the Sydney Kings and Monday against the Brisbane Bullets both at Adelaide Entertainment Centre. It's then time to put your questions to the coach thanks to Sports Card World. We discuss everything from what has worked this season for the 36ers, coaching in Adelaide and the NBL compared to around the world, where he sees his coaching career heading, what he was a collector of and the hardest part of coaching. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

A shortened version of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis this week featuring an Ask the Coach segment with head coach CJ Bruton talking everything going on with the Adelaide 36ers ahead of the #NBL22 Round 18 double-header. This week we chat with CJ Bruton firstly about the win last week against the South East Melbourne Phoenix and also what's impressed him so much about Hyrum Harris. It's then time to put your questions to the coach thanks to Sports Card World. And we discuss everything from what the plans are moving forward looking to next season, how much say he'll have on the team put together, why this season hasn't gone to plan, the approach over this final month, his thoughts on the squad and what he wants moving forward, his favourite coach and some advice for aspiring players. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

Back to regular programming on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis as we talk about all the latest happenings with the Adelaide 36ers in #NBL22 and also put your questions to the club's CEO Nic Barbato thanks to Sports Card World. Scott Ninnis is back in the hosting chair for this week's Sixers Fix alongside Chris Pike and we begin by taking a look back at playing at the Adelaide 36ers Arena again on Saturday night, the 20th anniversary of the 2002 NBL championship team and also ahead of catching up with the club CEO, talk about the direction the Sixers are heading in. We then look back on Saturday night's game against the New Zealand Breakers and pull out some positives including a season best performance from Kai Sotto while Hyrum Harris and Nick Marshall also provide good energy and showed some encouraging signs moving forward. It's then time for the votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award and we discuss the brilliant uniforms the 36ers were wearing in the game to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 2002 championship team. We then bring you our first ever Ask the CEO segment with Nic Barbato where we put your questions to him thanks to Sports Card World. First he gives an update on the third import situation before answering questions including everything from the 36ers future, import signings, club direction, South Australian talent, the game experience and interaction, potential NBL1 team partnership, Brett Maher v Scott Ninnis and Nic's dream job. We are back to wrap up Sixers Fix this week with Scott looking forward to his upcoming NBL1 Central season coaching South Adelaide and then with a preview of Friday night's game against the Cairns Taipans for the Adelaide 36ers at Adelaide Entertainment Centre. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

A shortened version of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis this week featuring an Ask the Coach segment with the man of the moment, Jamie Pearlman thanks to Sports Card World as the Adelaide 36ers prepare to play the New Zealand Breakers at the 36ers Arena. This week we chat with Jamie Pearlman about stepping up to coach his first two NBL games last weekend after what was quite the emotional week for him and his family. We discuss that with him and what the whole experience is like before putting questions to him from our listeners. Topics raised include what the experience was like being the head coach, how his voice held up, what the best part was and then we have questions letting him reflecting on his playing career and also his thoughts on LeBron and Bronny James potentially coming to the NBL. We then finish off by looking ahead to the 36ers playing the Breakers on Saturday night at the Adelaide 36ers Arena. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

What a week it's been for the Adelaide 36ers coming off two losses in #NBL22 Round 13 and looking ahead to two home games in Round 14 on Friday and Sunday, and we break it all down on this edition of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis. This is a unique Sixers Fix because of the unique circumstances the Adelaide 36ers find themselves in preparing for two Adelaide Entertainment Centre matches in Round 14 of #NBL22 against the South East Melbourne Phoenix and Perth Wildcats with neither head coach CJ Bruton or assistant coach Jamie Pearlman with the team this week. The good news is that Jamie Pearlman is set to be back in time to coach the team on Friday night and we break down all of that on Sixers Fix with the unique insight that only Scott Ninnis can provide into the entire situation. We also take a look back on last week's losses to the Illawarra Hawks and Sydney Kings, and dissect those games and also provide the votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year award. We also discuss whether or not the Adelaide 36ers should consider a new import at this point of the season and then provide a full preview of the games against the South East Melbourne Phoenix and Perth Wildcats before wrapping up this week's show. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

Another packed episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis as we break down everything happening in #NBL22 with the Adelaide 36ers on and off the court, look ahead to the Round 13 double-header and have an Ask the Captain segment with Mitch McCarron thanks to Sports Card World. Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis open up the show by looking at the latest news related to the Adelaide 36ers including the departure of the GM of basketball Jeff Van Groningen and the potential options of a new import coming in for the rest of the season. We then look back on the NBL Round 12 clash for the Adelaide 36ers at home against the Cairns Taipans. We discuss the less than ideal start but then focus on the impressive final three quarters, the players who stepped up and then Scott gives his votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year award. It's then time for this week's Ask the Captain segment thanks to Sports Card World. We put questions to Adelaide 36ers captain Mitch McCarron ranging from his favourite shoes, stopping the Kings, favourite moment of #NBL22, game day preparation, his All-Star teammates and handling the stress of being captain. Scott is then back to preview the Round 13 double-header on the road on Friday to the Illawarra Hawks and then back home to the Sydney Kings on Sunday at Adelaide Entertainment Centre. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

We are back with another Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis where we talk about the Adelaide 36ers loss in Brisbane, preview Sunday's home game against Cairns in #NBL22 and feature an Ask the Coach with Jamie Pearlman thanks to Sports Card World. Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis open up the show by looking back on the NBL Round 11 clash for the Adelaide 36ers in Brisbane against the Bullets. We look at the good and bad from the game from the 36ers perspective including Manny Malou's cameo, Lamar Patterson the match winner and what the Sixers need to fix up. We then expand our discussion for Scott to make a special announcement regarding his South Adelaide Panthers in the NBL1 Central competition while he gives his thoughts on Jo Lual-Acuil's NBA potential, the emerging Sydney Kings and also how far Keanu Pinder has come this season with the Cairns Taipans. It's then time for this week's Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World. We put questions to assistant coach Jamie Pearlman ranging from dealing with COVID this #NBL22 season, his ideal job outside of coaching, perks as a coach, MJ or LeBron, advice for aspiring coaches and what the biggest donut is he's eaten. Scott is then back to preview Sunday's clash with the Cairns Taipans at Adelaide Entertainment Centre. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

The nearly two-week break for the Adelaide 36ers is almost over and we are back on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis to talk about everything to do with the 36ers, #NBL22 and we've got a special #AsktheLegend segment thanks to Sports Card World. It's been nearly two weeks but we open up Sixers Fix by looking back on the last two games for the 36ers, a loss in Tasmania to the JackJumpers and a win over Melbourne United in overtime to end their eight-game winning streak. We break down all the good and bad from those two games including the stunning game-winning performance of Dusty Hannahs, the stepping up of Cam Bairstow, the turnover count and Scott gives his votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year award. We then continue on by casting our eyes across the rest of the NBL and Scott gives his thoughts on the marching Tasmania JackJumpers, struggling Illawarra Hawks, if Melbourne United need to add another piece, Jeremiah Martin leaving the New Zealand Breakers, Adam Gibson back as a COVID replacement player and the Perth Wildcats 40th Anniversary Team. It's then time for Ask The Legend thanks to Sports Card World and everything is covered from Scott's Kai Sotto thoughts, what he's learnt since coaching the club, who had the biggest influence on him, his best teammate, championship memories, next big son of a gun, who he would recruit and who he might have recruited to South Adelaide. We then preview the Friday night Round 11 clash for the 36ers against the Brisbane Bullets. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

We are back with Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and just in time for a big Adelaide 36ers weekend away to the Tasmania JackJumpers and home to Melbourne United while also catching up with CJ Bruton for Ask the Coach thanks to Sports Card World. Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis discuss the last two Adelaide 36ers matches against Melbourne United and the Illawarra Hawks, and break down what is working and what might need some improving moving forward. We also give our votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award while Scott gives his thoughts too on the form of Cam Bairstow, Sunday Dech and Dusty Hannahs, the injury to Isaac Humphries and thoughts on Kai Sotto. It's then time for our Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World. We catch up with Adelaide 36ers head coach CJ Bruton to discuss being in Hobart to play the JackJumpers, the COVID break, coaching in front of his legendary dad Cal and then we get to the listener's questions. Topics covered include Cam Bairstow's form, Sunday Dech's shooting, what CJ's wish would be for this team and also what he would tell his 15-year-old self if he could. Scott Ninnis is then back to preview the upcoming games for the 36ers to come against the Tasmania JackJumpers on Friday and at home to Melbourne United on Sunday. We also compare the Adelaide 36ers and Perth Wildcats all-time teams and predict a winner should they play one another. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

We are back on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and on a high after the Adelaide 36ers win against the Perth Wildcats and looking ahead to Saturday's massive clash with Melbourne United back on the home floor. The Adelaide 36ers returned to action in #NBL22 on Tuesday night and produced a tremendous performance to beat the Perth Wildcats. Sixers Fix hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis break that performance down including the aggression from Mitch McCarron, outstanding form of Cam Bairstow, the return of Sunday Dech, impact of Hyrum Harris and plenty more that came out of the game. We also get Scott's thoughts on the fourth quarter struggles of the Sydney Kings after another fadeout to start Round 8 against the Brisbane Bullets as he harks back to some memories of his own time as a head coach in the NBL. It's then time for our Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World. We catch up with Adelaide 36ers assistant coach Jamie Pearlman to discuss the Sixers' return to action and win over Perth, the impact of the 31-day break, Mitch McCarron's playmaking, the positives and negatives of games in quick succession and then looking ahead to the clash with Melbourne United. Jamie is also asked to pick who he would most want to sit down with and also if one of our cheeky listeneres is better than LeBron James. Scott Ninnis is then back to preview the upcoming games for the 36ers to come against Melbourne United at home and away to the Illawarra Hawks. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

Happy New Year to everyone and we are here with a first episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis for 2022 where we look at a month-long #NBL22 break for the Adelaide 36ers and catch up with CJ Bruton with our Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World. We open up the first show of 2022 with co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis discussing life over the Christmas and New Year break, the chaos across the NBL season that COVID is causing and then turning our attention to the Adelaide 36ers. We look back on that last game which was a forgettable one with a big loss in Cairns but we also discuss now dealing with having a month since that game to deal with it and then wait to play again. It's then time for our Ask the Coach segment with CJ Bruton and our listeners gave him plenty to ponder with questions ranging from the current teams performance to what he thought of Adelaide as an opposition player, what player from the past he'd love to add to this team, the strength of the NBL and there's even a curly one from Sunday Dech. We are then back to close out the episode as we look ahead to the Adelaide 36ers returning to the court, which was meant to be on Sunday against the Tasmania JackJumpers at the time of recording. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

We are back with another episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis fresh off two wins in the NBL for the Adelaide 36ers as we wrap that all up while talking to Dusty Hannahs and assistant coach Jamie Pearlman. Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis bring you the official Adelaide 36ers podcast and there's plenty of ground to cover on this week's show. We beginning by looking back on the opening round of #NBL22 and the wins for the Sixers firstly in Tasmania against the JackJumpers and then with a 19-point come from behind win at home to the New Zealand Breakers. We break down those performances and all the other happenings from a dramatic round in the NBL before chatting with new Sixers import shooting guard Dusty Hannahs. Dusty opens up about his eventful four games in the NBL as well as how he's finding his new club, the league and his teammates as well as coach CJ Bruton. Dusty also talks about why he wanted to play in the NBL, why his focus is on helping the 36ers win even though he has a desire to get back to the NBA. He also opens up about his girlfriend arriving in Adelaide to join him this week from Arkansas, why playing golf has been so important to him over the past year and so much more. It's then time for our first Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World where Jamie Pearlman steps up to the plate to answer the questions from our listeners and 36ers fans. Everything from the funniest player on the team, who he'd want taking the game winning shot, words after Round 1 to Dusty Hannahs, settling into having a new coach, comparing the NBL to other leagues, up and coming players, and his most memorable moment as a player are all covered with one listener winning the Upper Deck Space Jam - A New Legacy Blaster, valued at $79. We then are back to preview the Round 3 match up on Saturday night on the road to the Cairns Taipans. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

We are back with another episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis fresh off the opening round of the NBL and looking ahead to another double-header for the Adelaide 36ers. Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis bring you the official Adelaide 36ers podcast and there's plenty of ground to cover on this week's show. We beginning by looking back on the opening round of #NBL22 and the defeats for the Sixers in Perth against the Wildcats and then at home to the Illawarra Hawks on Sunday. We look at the good and bad from those first up performances before giving our votes in the Player of the Year award for the first time in the 2021/22 NBL season. It's then time for our first Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World where CJ Bruton steps up to the plate to answer the questions from our listeners and 36ers fans. Everything from his coaching debut, Kai Sotto update, transitioning to coaching, who have been his biggest influencers and being challenged to a one-on-one game are all covered with one listener winning the Upper Deck Space Jam - A New Legacy Blaster, valued at $79. We then are back to preview the Round 2 match ups away to the Tasmania JackJumpers and home to the New Zealand Breakers. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

It's the eve of the NBL season with the Adelaide 36ers taking on the Perth Wildcats and what better way to get ready than a Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis episode co-hosted by Daniel Johnson himself. The 36ers are in Perth this week gearing up to open the NBL season for 2021/22 against the Wildcats and live from his old hometown, six-time Adelaide 36ers MVP Daniel Johnson joins regular co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis. There's plenty for us to talk about beginning with the NBL Blitz where the 36ers won the Loggins-Bruton Cup with new captain Mitch McCarron named MVP and claiming the Ray Borner Medal. DJ talks about the Blitz in Tasmania, how the 36ers are coming together under new coach CJ Bruton and why he is so excited to be playing alongside new teammates Mitch McCarron, Dusty Hannahs, Todd Withers and plenty more. DJ also talks about how he is feeling coming into this season as he adds to his 359-game NBL career, why he's nowhere near ready to think the end is near, what continues to drive him and how proud he is of what he's done in Adelaide. DJ also opens up about life in Adelaide and why it's likely to be his long-term home beyond basketball and also about his thoughts on life beyond his playing career. We also have a good look at the two Round 1 match ups for the Adelaide 36ers in Perth against the Wildcats and at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Sunday against the Illawarra Hawks. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

The NBL season is now just days away, the Adelaide 36ers are the pre-season champions and Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis is back to talk about everything going on with the Sixers and around the league heading into #NBL22. Sixers Fix is back for its third season as the official podcast of the Adelaide 36ers brought to you by co-hosts Chris Pike and the only man involved in all four of the Sixers' NBL championships, and former head coach, Scott Ninnis. As part of this episode, we take a look back at the undefeated NBL Blitz for the Sixers where they ended up winning the pre-season tournament and claimed the Loggins-Bruton Cup. We are then joined by special guest and assistant coach Jamie Pearlman. We discuss everything with Jamie from his playing and coaching career before coming to Adelaide, his reaction to Conner Henry's departure and now CJ Bruton's arrival, and his thoughts on this Adelaide 36ers team. Pearlman reveals that Dusty Hannahs is the best pure shooter he's ever worked with and he offers plenty more insights into how this team is shaping up for the #NBL22 season. Scott is then back to put his rule over how the other nine NBL clubs are shaping up and then he puts his neck on the line with his predictions for the #NBL22 season before we wrap up his packed episode. It's all made possible thanks to the support of Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

This is an episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis that you can't afford to miss as we catch up with new Adelaide 36ers head coach CJ Bruton ahead of 2021/22 NBL season. There is plenty of ground to cover as we chat with the new coach of the 36ers and if you want to know how he feels about the team he's taken over the helm of, coming to Adelaide for the first time, his coaching philosophies and a reflection on his legendary playing career, then this is the place you want to come. CJ is generous with his time to chat with us here on the Official Podcast of the Adelaide 36ers and first of all we get an update on where he's at currently and when he and his family will be able to move to Adelaide and begin to settle in. We then discuss CJ's thoughts on the 36ers job becoming available and why he was so keen to begin life as a head coach after the disappoitnment of both the Brisbane Bullets and Cairns Taipans electing to go in a different direction in their appointments. CJ also talks about his excitement to be working with Kai Sotto after encouraging the Bullets to sign him and why he's fired up about the possibilites of this Sixers team in #NBL22. We also talk about CJ's NBL career and the influences on him to now become a head coach, reflecting on his 516-game, six-time championship winning career that never saw him play for the 36ers and so much more. CJ also gives some fascinating insights into his family life, how they feel about coming to Adelaide, how the team's pre-season is going and so much more. It's all proudly brought to you by AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

We are back with another off-season episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and this is a big show as we discuss the Adelaide 36ers coaching situation and catch up with two of the club's new recruits for the #NBL22 season. The NBL season might be still two months away but there's no shortage of topics for us to discuss on the latest Sixers Fix hosted by Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis. There's nowhere that we could still right now than on the Adelaide 36ers head coaching position following the departure of Conner Henry after one season in charge. We take a look at how the situation unfolded and thank Conner Henry for his support of our show, and then turn our attention to what it means for the Sixers coming into the 2021/22 season. We then discuss some potential candidates for the new coach and Scott says yes or no to Rob Beveridge, John Rillie, Mike Kelly, CJ Bruton, Jamie Pearlman, and others. It's then time to catch up with a couple of the new recruits this season with the Adelaide 36ers and we catch up with Tad Dufelmeier Jr and Manny Malou with two fascinating chats that will let you find out a lot more about two of the new players at the Sixers. We then announce our winner from last season of the Premier Wine Tours prize before signing off for this week after a big show. It's all proudly brought to you by AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

We are back with Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis to build up to the NBL 2021/22 season and we are catching up with the new faces at the Adelaide 36ers, starting this week with Mitch McCarron. We open up this episode of Sixers Fix with co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis talking about the excitement over Josh Giddey being taken at No. 6 in 2021 NBA Draft, then the Australian Boomers winning bronze at the Olympic Games for the first ever time. We then take a look at the playing roster that the Adelaide 36ers have put together for the #NBL22 season and here at Sixers Fix we are going to catch up with all those new signings. On this week's episode we begin by chatting with Mitch McCarron who has signed a three-year deal with the Sixers fresh off winning the NBL championship as the starting point guard with Melbourne United. We chat with Mitch about everything from why he joined the 36ers, what he sees his role being, his thoughts on his new teammates and also looking back on that #NBL21 championship, the Boomers winning bronze, his transformation into a point guard, life as a new father and plenty more. It's all proudly brought to you by AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

Here we are with another episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis ahead of the last game of the season for the Adelaide 36ers against Melbourne United on Sunday. It's an unexpected home game for the 36ers at Adelaide Entertainment Centre and a chance to finish the season on a winning note against the regular season champions. It's a shortened edition of Sixers Fix this week but we figured a shorter version was better than no version! The highlight of the show this week is our Ask the Coach segment with Conner Henry and the Adelaide 36ers coach continues to be willing to answer whatever questions are thrown his way. This week he discusses topics such as what moves the club needs to make moving forward to be successful, the scorecard for the season, improvements, what went well and where to from here, and Conner also previews Sunday's game, talks about Jamie Pearlman's head coach potential and also talks about why he's feeling so at home in Adelaide. All brought to you by Sports Card World, AllStar Photos, Premium Wine Tours and Australian Motors Mitsubishi.

Another can't miss episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis after a big week of news at the Adelaide 36ers heading into the final two home games of the #NBL21 season. On last week's show we did a big preview of the must-win clash away to the Sydney Kings and now this week we are back to review a frustrating loss for the Adelaide 36ers that not only has snuffed out any finals hopes, but has also meant the seasons of both Josh Giddey and Isaac Humphries have come to an end. Co-hosts Chris Pike and all-time great Scott Ninnis dissect all of that include what went wrong in Sydney and now the decide for Giddey to focus on preparing for the NBA Draft and for Humphries to sit with his foot injury. We then go into a bit more depth on the 36ers season on a whole and what's gone right, what's gone wrong and how things are looking moving forwards towards these final two home matches this weekend against the Illawarra Hawks and Perth Wildcats. We have another Ask the Coach segment with Conner Henry as well with the coach discussing this week and preparations for the last two home games, rating this season, who will step up in the absence of Giddey and Humphries, what he has learned this year from the team and also what his favourite South Australian wine is. It's all made possible thanks to Sports Card World, AllStar Photos, Australian Motors Mitsubishi and Premium Wine Tours.

We have made our return on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis just in time to prepare for a crucial clash with the Sydney Kings as we break down everything with the Adelaide 36ers and catch up with coach Conner Henry. Basketball Writer Chris Pike and the only man involved in every Adelaide 36ers championship Scott Ninnis are back with Sixers Fix and don't we have a lot to catch up with on the official Sixers Podcast as finals approach in #NBL21. We mark our return by taking a close look at Sunday's clash in Sydney against the Kings for the 36ers. We talk about how it's a virtual season-defining and must win contest for the Sixers and break down how both the 36ers and Kings are looking heading into the battle including the fresh news of Adam Forde's departure as Sydney coach and Isaac Humphries not playing for Adelaide. Among our other talking points in regards to the 36ers are looking back on how positive the crowds and the performances have been at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Scott Ninnis pinpoints the two losses that could come back to bite the Sixers and plenty more. We also discuss the remarkable form of Next Star Josh Giddey and his three triple-doubles as his stock rises ahead of the NBA Draft while also taking a close look at the rest of the 36ers squad and what we'd like to see looking ahead to next season. We also get Scott's thoughts on Dave Andersen joining Melbourne United, Will Magnay to the Perth Wildcats, Andrej Lemanis leaving the Brisbane Bullets, NZ Breakers finally getting to go home and seeing the success of Cam Oliver and Didi Louzada instantly in the NBA. It's then time for our Ask the Coach segment with Conner Henry thanks to Sports Card World. Conner discusses preparations for the game against the Kings and tackles questions including about Brandon Paul and Tony Crocker's role, why he should have played Crocker more on Tuesday, his voice, the signing of Kai Sotto and more. We then wrap up a huge episode made possible by Australian Motors Mitsubishi, Premium Wine Tours, AllStar Photos and Sports Card World.

Massive episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis fresh off win over Illawarra Hawks and ahead of home clash with Perth Wildcats while a packed Ask the Coach with Conner Henry and our special guest is Daniel Johnson. This could very well be the biggest episode of Sixers Fix yet with Basketball Writer Chris Pike and Adelaide 36ers Legend Scott Ninnis teaming up once again to bring you everything going on with the Sixers. First off we begin thanks to AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) looking back on an impressive win at home last Saturday against Brian Goorjian and the Illawarra Hawks. There was a lot to like about that performance and we wrap it all up including giving the votes in the Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au) Player of the Year Award award with announcing the Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) Player of the Week. It's then time for our special guest this week and it's the modern day Adelaide 36ers great, Daniel Johnson. Already a 5-time club MVP, he is showing no signs of slowing down and we have a fascinating discussion with the big man about why he will finish his career with the 36ers, why he has been so happy to settle in Adelaide and he opens up about his disappointment and frustrations over his lack selection over the years with the Australian Boomers. It is one of the best and most expansive interviews DJ has given and you don't want to miss it. Then it's straight onto our Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au) with Conner Henry. Our listeners have sent through plenty of questions and some of the topics covered include the improved defence, long-term plans, dealing with a parochial basketball community, who he'd want shooting free-throws for his life, toughest team to coach against and some unique Josh Giddey questions. Scott is then back to wrap up the show looking ahead to Saturday night's game with the Perth Wildcats.  

If the Adelaide 36ers fans want to know what's happening at their club, then this is the episode of Sixers Fix to tune into. Hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis are back for another episode of Sixers Fix as we look back on the game for the 36ers on the road to the Cairns Taipans on Sunday and reflect on some positives out of that, and talk about some of the troubles the team is facing on a five-game losing streak ahead of a first home game in nearly two months. We discuss some of the big issues including the usage of import Brandon Paul before Scott casts his eye over the rest of the NBL offering his opinions on the teams to beat, and also the Mitch Creek situation at the South East Melbourne Phoenix. It's then time for 36ers fans to have a lot of their queries answered about the direction of their club when we catch up with the GM of Basketball Jeff Van Groningen. No issue is shirked as we discuss with Jeff the long and short-term direction of the club while getting his thoughts on the Brandon Paul situation, an update on Josh Giddey and Isaac Humphries, and plenty more in a conversation no Adelaide fans will want to miss. We then wrap up the show by discussing this Saturday night's home game with the Illawarra Hawks, including Scott's thoughts on Brian Goorjian coming back to Adelaide and we wrap it up for another week. All made possible through AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) and of course, Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

Another big episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis as we break down the games for the Adelaide 36ers in Round 10 of #NBL21, look ahead to the trip to Cairns on Sunday and catch up with big man on the mend Isaac Humphries. Hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis are back on Sixers Fix and open up the show this week looking back on the losses in Round 10 of the 2021 NBL season for the Adelaide 36ers against the South East Melbourne Phoenix and Perth Wildcats. Scott found it especially hard to stomach the loss to the Phoenix after how well the 36ers had played for most of the four quarters before the trip to Perth and an encouraging showing against the Wildcats despite the absence of Humphries and Josh Giddey, and being without Sunday Dech, Keanu Pinder and Brandon Paul by the end. There were certainly positive signs in both games for the Sixers but some glaring areas of concern as well and we don't sugar coat anything here on Sixers Fix, just give an honest account on how the 36ers are tracking in the NBL. We then provide an update on the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award and give another prize pack away thanks to Australian Motors Mitsubishi as part of our Player of the Week. It's then time for our special guest this week thanks to Sports Card World, and we catch up with Isaac Humphries. He was leading most MVP awards by the time he injured his foot and we chat to him about an update on his recovery, how he was feeling before the injury and how he's settling into Adelaide. We also chat about his partnership with Josh Giddey, teaming up with Daniel Johnson, his toughest NBA big to guard, his thoughts on winning Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year, and so much more in a fascinating discussion. We then preview Sunday's game for the Adelaide 36ers against the Cairns Taipans and then wrap up the show for another week.

The NBL Cup is done and dusted and we are back on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis to reflect back on the month in Melbourne for the Adelaide 36ers and look ahead to two more big road games along with the popular Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World. Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis are back for another episode of Sixers Fix and there's plenty to dissect following the conclusion of the NBL Cup. Scott couldn't hold back his devastation about giving up a 26-point lead to the Perth Wildcats to conclude the tournament within a season in Melbourne either. But at the same time, we couldn't have been more impressed with the debut of Brandon Paul along with the continued strong performances from the likes of Josh Giddey, Sunday Dech and Jack McVeigh. Scott is forthright in his comments about where he sees this 36ers team as being situated right now coming into the second half of the #NBL21 season. He speaks from the heart and with passion about all things 36ers. We also provide an update on our Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award and announce another winner of the Australian Motors Mitsubishi prizepack after Josh Giddey was named Player of the Week. We also get Scott's thoughts on some other happenings around the NBL including Lamar Patterson's departure from the New Zealand Breakers and rejoining the Brisbane Bullets, and Mitch Creek's absence now from the South East Melbourne Phoenix. It's then time for the popular Ask The Coach Segment with Conner Henry thanks to Sports Card World. Questions this week range from the future beyond Josh Giddey, the prospects still this season, Conner's coaching past and also his favourite spots he has found already in Adelaide. We then take a look at this week's road games for the 36ers against the South East Melbourne Phoenix and Perth Wildcats, and Scott even explains why he says Perth superstar Bryce Cotton is now in elite company. It's all made possible thanks to AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au).

We have two games to look back on from the Adelaide 36ers at the NBL Cup, two more to preview and it's another jam packed Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis also featuring a special guest and #AsktheCoach with Conner Henry. NBL and 36ers Writer Chris Pike and Sixers Legend Scott Ninnis are back for another episode of Sixers Fix and boy is there a lot of ground for us to cover on another jam packed episode. We start off by looking at the games last week in Melbourne at the NBL Cup where the 36ers delivered an improved showing against the Illawarra Hawks and then were outstanding to beat the Cairns Taipans. We then provide an update on the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award while also announcing the Player of the Week and giving away another prizepack to a lucky listener thanks to Australian Motors Mitsubishi. It's then time for our special guest for this week and it's none other than star new 36ers guard Sunday Dech. He was a big free agent signing and he continues to deliver brilliant defensive performances while contributing strongly for the Sixers this season. We chat with him about everything from Premium Wine Tours to that win over the Taipans, his challenge this week against Nathan Sobey and Bryce Cotton, why he chose Adelaide and how much he's enjoying it, when he knew he'd be such a good defender and so much more. We then move straight into our #AsktheCoach segment with Conner Henry where the 36ers fans get the chance to ask whatever they like of the head coach. Scott is then back to preview the NBL Cup games to come against the Brisbane Bullets and Perth Wildcats along with looking forward to the debut of new import Brandon Paul. It's all made possible thanks to AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au), Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) and Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).

Tough couple of games at the NBL Cup for the Adelaide 36ers but we aren't shying away from tackling all of the big issues on Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and neither is Conner Henry in a can't miss Ask the Coach segment thanks to Sports Card World. We are back on Sixers Fix this week to look at Week 2 of the NBL Cup in Melbourne which turned into a horror show for the Adelaide 36ers with not only the losses to Melbourne United and New Zealand Breakers, but imposing big man and MVP fancy Isaac Humphries going down with a foot injury. Scott Ninnis doesn't hold back on his thoughts about where he sees things for 36ers right now after those performances and as the only man involved in all four NBL championships for the club, he's well placed to provide his insights. We continue with all our usual segments too including another winner of the Australian Motors Mitsubishi prizepack after the votes in our Player of the Week award while also updating the leaderboard in our Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year award. It's then time for our Sports Card World Ask the Coach segment with Conner Henry. Enormous respect should go to Conner for still fronting up in the challenging questions and he doesn't shirk any issue. He provides insight into reactions to last week and preparations for this wee, Isaac Humphries injury and the minutes it will create for Keanu Pinder, Owen Hullands and new signing Jack Purchase. He also talks Jeremy Kendle, Tony Crocker, Josh Giddey and plenty more in a fascinating segment. We are then back to preview this week's NBL Cup matches for the Adelaide 36ers against the Illawarra Hawks and Cairns Taipans thanks to AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au).  

We are back with Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis smack bang in the middle of four games at the NBL Cup in the space of four days for the Adelaide 36ers. Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis bring you the latest episode of Sixers Fix directly after a terrific win from the Adelaide 36ers against the South East Melbourne Phoenix to open their account at the NBL Cup on the back of a disappointing start against the Sydney Kings. We discuss everything that there was to like about that performance from the Sixers and Scott provides his unique insight into the performance, the NBL Cup as a whole and how the 36ers are shaping up. It's then time for an update on the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year Award and we conduct the draw for another winning of the Australian Motors Mitsubishi prize pack as part of our Player of the Week voting. Then as a real bonus treat for our loyal listeners, Scott comes back with the legend himself Brett Maher to discuss the NBL Cup so far, how the Adelaide 36ers are tracking and what he's expecting to see moving forward. We are then back to talk about how what Scott is seeing from the NBL Cup and to look ahead to the next two matches for the Adelaide 36ers against Melbourne United and the New Zealand Breakers. It's all made possible thanks to AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au), Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au), Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au) and of course, Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au).

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis this week comes to you smack bang in the middle of a double-header for the Adelaide 36ers against the Brisbane Bullets but it still contains all your favourite segment plus our special guest is a Grand Final captain of the club.The official Adelaide 36ers podcast is back this week and our timing couldn't be better hot off on the heels of the terrific win in Brisbane for the Sixers on Saturday night against the Bullets. We dissect that performance straight after it happened with so much to like about it to bounce back from the loss at home the previous week against the Sydney Kings.Hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis discuss everything about that performance thanks to AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au) and then announce the latest votes in the Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au) Player of the Year Award.It's then time to announce another winner in our Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) Player of the Week Award and we do that draw live during the show with the lucky listener winning a prize pack.We then have our special guest of the week thanks to Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au). It's none other than former 36ers captain Adam Gibson. The longest-serving current NBL player spent four seasons in Adelaide and it was great to catch up with him reflect back on those years, to talk about how he sees things now and also with a view to looking ahead to the future.It is then onto #AsktheCoach with Conner Henry thanks to Sports Card World as we give the listeners the chance to ask the coach anything they wish with one lucky listener to win a special prize on the back of it.We're then back to discuss the departure of Donald Sloan, arrival of Jeremy Kendle, the long-term import plans, the upcoming NBL Cup and of course, preview Monday's rematch with the Bullets at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.

Another cracking edition of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis featuring the Player of the Week from the Adelaide 36ers, Player of the Year update, #AsktheCoach segment with Conner Henry and a special guest who is a rival superstar but proud South Australian.Sixers Fix is brought to you once again by co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis and the official Adelaide 36ers podcast isn't short on topics with the Sixers on a three-game winning streak heading into playing the Sydney Kings at Adelaide Entertainment Centre again on Saturday night.Sixers Fix includes a rundown of the #NBL21 Round 3 wins over the New Zealand Breakers and Sydney Kings brought to you by AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au).It's then time to announce the Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) Player of the Week. It's Isaac Humphries once again and we draw the listener to win the prize pack live on air.Up next is the latest voting in the Player of the Year Award thanks to Premium Wine Tours (www.premiumwinetours.com.au).It's then time for our special guest. It's Sydney Kings superstar, dual Olympian and Adelaide native Brad Newley. He catches up for a fascinating discussion with Scott Ninnis that all basketball fans are encouraged to tune into.Then thanks to Sports Card World (www.sportscardworld.com.au), it's time for #AskTheCoach segment with Conner Henry. We ask the questions from listeners again and one of them is going to win the last of the LA Lakers 2020 Championship box set thanks to Panini.We are then back on Sixers Fix to preview this Saturday night's game against the Sydney Kings thanks to AllStar Photos.

We are back with another Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and your Adelaide 36ers podcast looks back on two games in Round 2 of the NBL, looks ahead to two more in Round 3 while speaking with special guest Jack McVeigh and coach Conner Henry.Another jam packed show starts off with hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis looking back on Round 2 of #NBL21 which for the 36ers saw a loss to the South East Melbourne Phoenix and a win in overtime over the New Zealand Breakers.We announce our votes in the Premium Wine Tours Player of the Year while also provide our Player of the Week thanks to Australian Motors Mitsubishi and announce the winner of the prize pack.It's then time for an enjoyable discussion with livewire Sixers forward Jack McVeigh. We talk about how he has seen the start to the season, his role, how Donald Sloan is helping Josh Giddey, why he is looking forward to playing Brisbane Bullets this season and also why he would want to win our Player of the Year award.It's then time for our #AsktheCoach segment with Conner Henry thanks to Sports Card World. We throw questions from our listeners at the coach and especially for Boston Celtics NBA fans, you will want to tune in to this edition!Thanks to AllStar Photos, we are then back to preview the games in Round 3 for the 36ers against the Breakers and Sydney Kings.It's all proudly brought to you by AllStar Photos, Sports Card World, Australian Motors Mitsubishi and Premium Wine Tours.

Monster episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and it just happens to drop on game day to open Round 2 of the NBL season with the Adelaide 36ers to host the South East Melbourne Phoenix.This episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis includes a full review of Round 1 of the NBL season, discussion about the Player of the Year voting, the Player of the Week award, has a special chat with Brett Maher, Ask the Coach segment with Conner Henry and finishes off with the Round 2 NBL Preview.First up on this week's Sixers Fix is the Round 1 Review proudly brought to you by AllStar Photos (www.allstarphotos.com.au). Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis recap the tough loss to Melbourne United and double overtime win for the 36ers against the Phoenix.Talk then turns to Player of the Year voting thanks to Premium Wine Tours with Scott Ninnis and Brett Maher casting their votes for the two games in Round 1.Focus then is on the Australian Motors Mitsubishi (www.australianmotors.com.au) Player of the Week award that comes down to Daniel Johnson and Josh Giddey in Round 1.It's then time to chat with perhaps the great 36er of all-time, Hall of Famer Brett Maher to get his thoughts on Round 1, to look ahead to Round 2 and plenty more.Thanks to Sports Card World, our first Ask the Coach segment was a big hit as our listeners pepper Sixers head coach Conner Henry with all the tough questions.The AllStar Photos Round 2 Preview is how we wrap up the show with a look at Wednesday's game at home to the Phoenix and Friday against the New Zealand Breakers.

It's 2021, the NBL season is upon and the Adelaide 36ers open up proceedings at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre so what better way to get ready than our first episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis for the new year.Basketball writer Chris Pike and the only man involved in all four NBL championships for the 36ers, Scott Ninnis, are back together for a second season of the official podcast of the Adelaide 36ers.We did a couple of shows leading into Christmas to prepare for the season and now we are back with the season upon us and the show opens up by providing an update on how the 36ers are shaping up and also some exciting announcements of new partners for us here at Sixers Fix.First up and each week, our Review and Preview segments will be proudly brought to you by All Star Photos. The standard bearer of sports photography in South Australia, you can find out more at www.allstarphotos.com.au.Australian Motors Mitsubishi have been long-time supporters of the 36ers and now they are on board with us here at Sixers Fix for the upcoming season. Each week we will announce the Australian Motors Mitsubishi Player of the Week contenders, you the listeners will vote and one of you will receive a special prize pack.We also announced that we will have a Player of the Year award and Premium Wine Tours will be providing two very special prizes, one for the winning player and one for a lucky listener.And each time we have an interview on Sixers Fix, it will be proudly brought to you Sports Card World. Check them out at www.sportscardworld.com.au or head into the store in the Regent Arcade of the Rundle Mall.Speaking of interviews, this week it's former NBA veteran Donald Sloan joining us on Sixers Fix ahead of his NBL debut on Friday night against Melbourne United at Adelaide Entertainment Centre.Following that discussion, Scott Ninnis provides his insight and predictions on the NBL season to come and for the two 36ers match ups in Round 1 at home to Melbourne United on Friday night and then the South East Melbourne Phoenix on Sunday.Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis is brought to you by All Star Photos, Sports Card World, Australian Motors Mitsubishi and Premium Wine Tours.

We are back with the second episode of the second season here of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis, and it's a special Christmas edition of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis as we celebrate the festive season.Basketball writer Chris Pike and 36ers legend Scott Ninnis team up once again to bring you the official Adelaide 36ers podcast, and we begin with some discussion over the reaction to the NBL Cup which will see all nine clubs play 36 games in a Melbourne hub during the 2021 season, starting February 20.Given we are an Adelaide basketball show, we also get Scott's thoughts on the season of the Lightning in the WNBL which included Steph Talbot taking out both the MVP and Best Defensive Player awards.After dissecting last show how the 36ers were shaping up for the 2021 NBL season, this time around we get Scott's thoughts on how the Brisbane Bullets, Cairns Taipans, Hawks, Melbourne United, New Zealand Breakers, Perth Wildcats, South East Melbourne Phoenix and Sydney Kings are all shaping up.It's then time for our guest this week and it's none other than new Sixers head coach Conner Henry.We discuss everything with Conner from how the team is shaping up, what preparations for the season have been like, his coaching staff and also some breaking news on the captaincy and leadership group for 2021.We also talk with Conner about how he's settling into Adelaide and the challenge of being away from his family for the moment still along with why he's so happy to be back in Australia and coaching in the NBL, and so much more.We then wrap up the show with some talk about what a birthday-Christmas looks like for Scott Ninnis and wish our loyal listeners a very Merry Christmas.

It has been quite the build-up to the 2021 NBL season, there's great excitement surrounding the Adelaide 36ers and we are delighted to be back with our first episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis for our second season.The NBL season is now set to commence in mid-January and we start to build up to that here on Sixers Fix by making our pre-Christmas return to help Adelaide basketball fans get all the insights into their 36ers team they are craving.Once again the show will be co-hosted by basketball writer Chris Pike and Adelaide 36ers legend and the only man involved in all four championships for the Sixers, Scott Ninnis.And this is a massive first episode for our second season beginning by catching up on everything that has been happening since our last episode to now, how life has been impacted for Scott and what's changed in his life throughout 2020.We then turn our focus to the squad that the 36ers have assembled for the 2021 NBL season and Scott can't hide his excitement for seeing how Next Star signing Josh Giddey performs in Adelaide.As a result, our guest for this week's episode is Josh himself and it's a tremendous chat with a very impressive 18-year-old.We talk everything with Josh including how he's handled 2021 and lockdowns, how he is settling into Adelaide and why indeed it was the 36ers he chose he develop himself for the NBA ahead of rival NBL clubs and college.Scott also reflects on his years playing against Josh's dad Warwick in his years at the Melbourne Tigers, we talk about Josh's time developing at the AIS and NBA Global Academy and so much more.Without doubt it's a conversation all 36ers fans will enjoy and in turn be even more excited to get to watch Josh in action.We then wrap up the first episode by looking at the first five rounds of fixtures for the 36ers starting in January and Scott signs off for the first Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis for our second season.

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis is back with another packed episode and this time it's time to take a look at the all-time best teams of the Adelaide 36ers in the NBL.NBL and Sixers Writer Chris Pike teams up with the only man to be involved in all four of Adelaide's NBL championships, Scott Ninnis, and with the club's greatest ever player Brett Maher to sit down and look back through history and select the all-time All-First and Second teams of the 36ers.But before that there's some current day happenings for the trio to dissect including COVID-19, Conner Henry's coaching appointment and the re-signing for the next three years of five-time club MVP Daniel Johnson.Then it's time for what everyone has tuned in for and that's the selections of All-First and Second teams in the history of the Adelaide 36ers, and boy is it a fascinating discussion.Do you go with Al Green or Darnell Mee as point guard, or is it someone else?Does Brett Maher pick himself as two guard and is there anyone that can bump him out of the starting line-up?Is two years of brilliance from Robert Rose enough to bump out Martin Cattalini or a host of other star small forwards who were longer servants?Does Mark Davis automatically go into the four spot or does some creative thinking come into it to put together the front court? Where does Daniel Johnson fit? Does Adam Ballinger or Jacob Holmes or Dusty Rychart or Anthony Petrie find a home?Does Mark Bradtke go in as centre having started his career in Adelaide, do you go with David Stiff or Bill Jones or even someone like Paul Rees?Find out what Scott Ninnis, Brett Maher and Chris Pike think on Sixers Fix and then offer your own thoughts!

We are back with an off-season episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and boy is there plenty to talk about regarding the Adelaide 36ers, the NBL, COVID-19 and with a very special guest.Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis are back with the latest edition of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and the official podcast of the Adelaide 36ers gives one of the club's all-time greats, Ninnis, the chance to offer his thoughts on the end of the #NBL20 season that included the departure of coach Joey Wright, a fallout between players, the Kevin White saga and plenty more.Ninnis also offers some insight into his thoughts now on the 36ers moving forward and the appointment of new head coach, a man he battled during his time coaching the Sixers, Conner Henry.Speaking of Henry, he stops by to chat about his appointment for the next three NBL seasons, how his appointment all came about, the game style he'll look to implement, his roster hopes, import plans and the lessons he learned from that season in Perth that he carries through to this day.Henry also chats about his time with the Boston Celtics and what he learned from the Larry Bird-led team of 1986/87 that stands true today and how he quickly transitioned from loving the Lakers to being a Celtic.It's an episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis with something for everyone!

The first episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis for 2020 is one you can't afford to miss - where else can you hear Scott Ninnis, Brett Maher and Andrew Gaze all in the one place?The official Adelaide 36ers podcast is back to start 2020 and while co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis discuss the current situation with the Sixers after 14 rounds of the NBL season, and look at their chances of booking in a playoff berth with six rounds of #NBL20 to go, it's the special guest who is the star of this week's show.There is no bigger name in Australian basketball than Andrew Gaze, indeed he will likely forever go down as the all-time greatest NBL player and in turn was a long-time rival of Scott Ninnis whether it be at the South East Melbourne Magic or the Adelaide 36ers.It's a real treat to have 'Drewey' join this week's show for an in-depth discussion about his career playing against Ninnis but that's only the beginning of where the chat goes. It includes his famous tales as flag bearer at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and then on some current topics including his thoughts on this season's Adelaide 36ers, why he wants the Sydney Kings to win and being back in the NBL commentary chair this season.There's then a very special bonus as Brett Maher jumps on the line to chat with Gaze and it turns to Brett's work as a fire fighter during the current crisis across the country.It's quite the fascinating discussion and it truly is an episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis not to miss!

It's scorching hot in Adelaide and the Adelaide 36ers are firing having moved into fourth position on the NBL ladder so what better time for the latest edition of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis.Adelaide 36ers and NBL Writer Chris Pike joins the only man involved in all four of the Sixers' championships Scott Ninnis to discuss all things about the 36ers coming off two thrilling wins won on game-winners from Jerome Randle in Round 11 against the South East Melbourne Phoenix and New Zealand Breakers.There's then a look at what's happening right across the NBL before a special chat with 36ers co-captain Brendan Teys where everything from the captaincy role in #NBL20, his own form in the starting line-up, fatherhood, life post-basketball and a reflection on his career journey are all discussed in a wide-ranging interview.It's then time for a preview of this weekend's game for Adelaide at home on Friday to Illawarra and away on Sunday in Cairns leading into Christmas, plus a full preview of Round 12. Don't miss it!

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis is back for another week and your Adelaide 36ers podcast has plenty to discuss include the impressive NBL form of the Sixers and a very special interview with one of the all-time great winners in league history.Co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis open up this week's Sixers Fix by looking at the recent form of the 36ers including an impressive and dominant road win in Perth that puts them right back in the playoff hunt at 6-6 nearing the halfway point of the season.The discussion turns to how impressed Scott has been with the coaching moves of Joey Wright, the defensive growth of Jerome Randle and the punch coming off the bench now for this 36ers team.It's then time for the special interview of the week and it's 508-game, four-time NBL championship winning big man Paul Rees. Three of those titles and 262 of the matches were with the Adelaide 36ers and it's quite a treat to hear him catch up and reminisce with his old teammate.Then it's a full preview of the Adelaide 36ers taking on Melbourne United in Round 10 that is Chris Goulding's 300th NBL game.

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis is back with a bang this week. Your official Adelaide 36ers Podcast has ventured into enemy territory to chat with Perth Wildcats captain Damian Martin, but there's plenty more from co-hosts Chris Pike and Scott Ninnis.There's plenty to dissect from Round 7 in the NBL including a narrow loss for the Sixers against the Perth Wildcats and then a tremendous bounce back victory in Melbourne against the South East Melbourne Phoenix. Sixers Fix delves into everything that clicked so well on Monday night.Then Scott discusses the hot topics of the week including the fresh news of his former teammate Andrej Lemanis appearing to have been replaced as Boomers coach by Brett Brown. Scott doesn't hold back with what he thinks of that nor does he hold back on sharing his thoughts on what is happening at present with the New Zealand Breakers.Then it's time to chat with the captain of our arch rival Perth Wildcats Damian Martin. In a wide ranging interview, everything from Damo's thoughts on the rivalry with the 36ers to the differences between Titanium Security Arena and Adelaide Entertainment Centre to the pain of missing the 2012 Olympics but making the 2016 Games, his toughest opponents, how long he can keep playing and why Brett Maher won't shake with his right hand.It's then time for a preview for Round 8 in the NBL including a double for the 36ers away to Brisbane on Friday and at home to New Zealand on Sunday. Enjoy! 

Third edition of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis and your Adelaide 36ers Podcast sees former Sixers NBL great Scott Ninnis team up with co-host Chris Pike to dissect everything happening with the club in #NBL20.First up is a look back on the two matches from the 36ers in Round 4 of the NBL season which saw a strong win at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre against the Cairns Taipans before a narrow loss to the South East Melbourne Phoenix in Melbourne.Then it's time for the main event of the episode when Scott catches up with his former championship-winning teammate Rupert Sapwell.As a player of 360 games in the NBL including winning championships with Adelaide in 1998, 1999 and 2002, there is plenty to chat about and Rupert recalls some fascinating stories from his playing career. But he opens up about much more than that over a glass of red in a discussion you won't want to miss.The episode then concludes with a preview of Round 5 in the NBL highlighted by the 36ers hosting Andrew Bogut, Casper Ware, Brad Newley and the Sydney Kings on Saturday night at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre

The second episode of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis brings you all the news and reviews of a terrific weekend for the Adelaide 36ers in the NBL with a win at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre over the Brisbane Bullets and then away to the Illawarra Hawks.Former Adelaide 36ers championship winning star, title winning assistant coach and head coach Scott Ninnis teams up with co-host Chris Pike to wrap up all the Sixers action from those two wins, a look at the legacy Daniel Johnson is building as a 250-game player with the club and how well the Sixers organisation is doing to embrace the stars of the past.Then there is a rare opportunity to listen to two former 36ers greats sit down over a glass of red and chat all things basketball when Scott catches up with former Adelaide 36ers import big man Dusty Rychart. Coming from Minnesota, Dusty put together a 309-game career in the NBL including three and-a-half tremendous seasons in Adelaide. Scott and Dusty reflect on those playing days, talk about the current league and this 36ers team and plenty more in a fascinating chat.Scott then also takes a look at the weekend ahead with Adelaide hosting the Cairns Taipans on Friday and then away to the South East Melbourne Phoenix. All that and more on the second edition of Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis.

With all the excitement around the Adelaide 36ers and their move to play at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre for the 2019/20 NBL season, we are pleased to present the first ever episode of a brand new podcast, Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis.What better man to embark on this journey with than Scott Ninnis, the only man to be directly involved in all four NBL championships for the Adelaide 36ers during his 318-game career of which 233 were played with the Sixers. He was then assistant coach and head coach as well, and now he is ready to get back involved in basketball through this new podcast venture.Joined by co-host and basketball writer Chris Pike, Episode 1 of Sixers Fix takes a look at how the Adelaide 36ers are shaping up for the #NBL20 season on the back of their trip to Utah and road loss to the Sydney Kings with all eyes now on Saturday night's home opener against the Brisbane Bullets.And for a special treat for Episode 1, Scott caught up with Adelaide 36ers and Australian Basketball legend, and his former teammate and best man, Brett Maher. It's quite the treat to have the two Sixers greats sitting down together over a glass of red for half an hour having a fascinating chat.We hope you enjoy the first episode!