In stadium commentary returns

In-stadium commentary will return for select blockbuster games during the 2023/24 Hungry Jack’s NBL season, as the League also introduces more new talent to the broadcast team.
 
Australian Opal and WNBL star, Alice Kunek, will join the line-up along with Australian netballer, Kelsey Browne, who plays in the Super Netball League. 

Former NBA player and Boomer, Ryan Broekhoff will return in a wider capacity, as will South East Melbourne Phoenix forward, Alan Williams. 
 
ESPN basketball insider, Olgun Uluc, will be welcomed to the team to break all the biggest news during the NBL’s new Friday pre-game, Saturday Switch and Overtime shows.

All games in New Zealand will be called from the stadium with Andrew Mulligan and Casey Frank returning for Sky Sport.

The League will pay homage to Corey ‘Homicide’ Williams, who is in the fight of his life with cancer by displaying the former MVP’s Townsville Crocodiles jersey across the first round.
 
Andrew Gaze, Leigh Montagna, Jack Heverin, John Casey, Derek Rucker, Liam Santamaria, Jenna O’Hea, Lanard Copeland, Peter Hooley, and Mitch Creek are among some of the names returning for perhaps the biggest season in NBL history.
 
All games will be broadcast on ESPN via Kayo Sports, with the Sunday games to be simulcast on 10 Peach and 10 Play.

NBL fans can keep up with all the latest scores, news, and stats by downloading the NBL App. Click here to download. 
 
The 2023/24 Hungry Jack’s NBL Season begins tonight when Melbourne battles South East Melbourne at John Cain Arena. The game will tip-off at 7:30pm AEST and be broadcast live on ESPN via Kayo Sports.