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).

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Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - CJ Bruton Episode

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).

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Dufelmeier, Malou Episode

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).

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Mitch McCarron

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.

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Last #NBL21 Game

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.

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Final Home Games

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.

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - The Return

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.  

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Daniel Johnson Episode

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).

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Jeff Van Groningen Episode

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.

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis - Isaac Humphries Episode

Adelaide 36ers Podcast hosted by former NBL championship winning star and head coach Scott Ninnis along with Chris Pike

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Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis

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