Kings fall to JackJumpers in low-scoring affairThe Sydney Kings have lost their first game of NBL24, going down 80-72 to the Tasmania JackJumpers on Friday at MyState Bank Arena. Match summary The JackJumpers scored the first six points of the game before Jordi Hunter opened the Kings’ account following a Jaylen Adams dime. A triple by Denzel Valentine midway through the term made it 8-all before an Alex Toohey corner three gave the two-time reigning champions their first lead of the match (11-8). Some sloppy fouls by the purple and gold allowed the hosts to regain the advantage but the Kings went into the first change up 19-18 – thanks largely to holding the Ants to 29 per cent from the field for the period.
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The 36ers had the lead at stages late in the second half against the then out-of-form Wildcats, but couldn’t capitalise, mostly due to their deficiencies on the offensive end. DJ Vasiljevic has been a solid inclusion into their line-up and adds much-needed firepower on offence, although they still significantly lack scoring from their big men, which is why it was surprising they didn’t go after free agent and long-serving veteran of this club in DJ Johnson. Elsewhere, the Tasmania JackJumpers have also been somewhat hard to get a read on so far in NBL24. They started their campaign in terrific form with wins in three of their first four games, but have found it tough to replicate those performances as they head into Round 7 with only two wins from their past five. Thankfully, the JackJumpers were able to take home a much-needed win against the Bullets in their latest clash (87-85), which keeps them in the top four for the time being. However, there are a number of teams that can easily leapfrog them at the conclusion of this weekend if they don’t take care of business on Saturday night.
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In massive news for the JackJumpers, big man Will Magnay will make his long-awaited return to the court on Saturday night. Marcus Lee has been somewhat of a lone soldier at the 5 position so far, and Magnay’s inclusion should prove to be a significant boost. Match prediction: In my opinion, this is a battle between a team that will finish in the bottom two (Bullets) against a team that has genuine title aspirations (JackJumpers). The odds don’t reflect my sentiments at all, with the JackJumpers currently listed as only slight favourites.
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Kings fall to JackJumpers in low-scoring affair Watch #NBL24 live on ESPN via KayoSports#LetItReign pic.twitter.com/YGChw3hgYj. — Sydney Kings (@SydneyKings) October 6, 2023. Any chance of a Hoops Capital ...
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36ers vs JackJumpers Prediction & Tips: NBL24 Round 7Saturday night in Round 7 of the NBL24 season will include a double-header, with the feature game clearly being the Adelaide 36ers vs Tasmania JackJumpers. As always, we have a full game preview and best bet for free right here! Also, we’re providing previews and expert betting tips for every game of the NBL24 season, so make sure to head over to our NBL Tips page regularly to keep up to date with all of our content.
Sydney, thanks to Adams, brought it back to six points with close to one minute to play Where the match was decided Despite shooting at a better clip from the field (42 per cent to 36), the Kings lost the ball game thanks to faltering in the statistical categories of free-throw shooting (75 per cent to 55), rebounds (46-41 – including 20 offensive by the Ants), steals (9-6), second-chance points (16-10), points off turnovers (15-7) and bench points (24-18). Key moment The final few minutes of the first half proved pivotal for the JackJumpers, whose 8-0 run gave them a lead they never relinquished in the second half.
GRAB YOUR TICKETS TO THE KINGS' HOME MATCHES NOW Four straight turnovers by Mahmoud Abdelfattah’s side to start the term saw the JJs regain the lead but eight consecutive points by Toohey made that short-lived. A barrage of triples by Scott Roth’s troops saw the pendulum swing back in their favour. That was only until Jaylin Galloway put the team on his back and got to the rim at will, to tie it all up at 40-all. The JJs rattled off the final eight points of the term, to lead 48-40 at half-time.
That advantage grew to 14 with two quick triples by Ants but Adams wasn’t having any of that, tallying 12 of the first 13 Kings’ points of the third – to keep Sydney within striking distance. At large, both teams struggled from the field in the third, with only 33 points being scored in total. Despite this, a lay-up as the period expired by Adams ensured the Kings only trailed by seven (64-57) heading into the final change. — Sydney Kings (@SydneyKings) October 6, 2023 Any chance of a Hoops Capital comeback was hurt by the Ants’ 7-1 start to the fourth. Jonah Bolden provided a spark for the Kings with a trio of buckets but their inability to secure a defensive rebound allowed Tasmania to have countless attempts on the ring.
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