NRL SuperCoach is not won by picking the best players. This is the strategy guide that actually matters. Use it and you’ll finish top ten percent minimum. Ignore it and you’ll spend September arguing about bad luck.

UFC 322 at Madison Square Garden was not subtle. Champions cemented legacies. Contenders crashed through the rankings. And Australia watched its greatest welterweight hope run headfirst into the brick wall known as Islam Makhachev.

There’s a new global league sliding into your orbit with mind bending money, a lighter schedule, international travel and a promise of something different. This is the growing reality for the NRL with R360 knocking on the door. And right now the NRL is vulnerable.

There are innings that win matches, innings that shift series, and then there are innings that change how a player is remembered forever. Travis Head just delivered the third kind.

What a start. The urn arrived in Perth with all the usual fanfare, but the opening session delivered a reminder that Ashes cricket never waits to throw a punch.

Australian basketball has never been in a better place. Every year another Aussie slips into the NBA conversation. And every year the debate gets louder about who truly sits on top of the Australian basketball mountain.

A bit of a brutal SuperCoach NBA round with a number of highly owned players either going down injured or simply not producing. Steph Curry was enormous for owners last week but stunk it up for the 4.6% of coaches who brought him in this week.

The first week of NBA and SuperCoach is in the bag and how good was it! Giannis, Luka, SGA, Steph, Ant Man and KD were rolling while The Joker was a little down from a SuperCoach perspective.

Guns and cheapies or a team built on balance? It’s the conundrum facing SuperCoaches as we head into the opening week of NBA action. Either way, you will need to nail your midrange assets to ensure points + cash generation and an easy jump to your season long keepers.