How to watch & talking points: Sydney v New Zealand

Sydney Kings v New Zealand Breakers
Sunday, November 9, 4.30pm AEDT
Qudos Bank Arena
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Talking points
Sydney’s momentum swing
Sydney got two big wins last round, including inflicting the first defeat on Melbourne United on Monday night.
The way the Kings played in both of those games is exactly why many predicted them to be a leading contender in NBL26, with Kendric Davis and Xavier Cooks looking unstoppable.
Bul Kuol also had his best game in the purple and gold and proved just how important he is to their success.
Fourth-quarter fallout
The Breakers had every chance to win that game against Adelaide, until they managed to score just one point in the first six minutes of the final quarter.
When the game was there to be won, they simply couldn’t find a way to put the ball in the basket.
While they fought back hard to almost pull off a miraculous win, they ultimately fell short.
What they’re saying
Kings guard Kendric Davis on carrying his team’s momentum forward:
“It was good to get those two wins and we’re excited for the future, but we know we need to get better.
“We’re nowhere near where we want to be as a group, which is the exciting part.
“We’ll just continue to put the work and hours in, stacking days and be the best versions of ourselves come February and March.”
Breakers guard Izaiah Brockington on taking on superstar Kendric Davis:
“I’m definitely [looking forward to the matchup with Kendric], I I take pride in that.
“Just being that guy in the starting lineup who can contain, set the tone on that end and challenge those guys on the defensive end of the floor.
“I want to be a force on both ends and I know we’re all excited for another chance at the Kings.”
Missing in action
Sydney Kings
Keli Leaupepe – Knee – Season
Jason Spurgin – Foot – Late season
Makuach Maluach – Knee – TBC
New Zealand Breakers
Rob Loe – Concussion – TBC
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