Épisodes

  • NBA Europe is Coming, What Does It Really Mean?
    Jan 22 2026

    NBA Europe is no longer a rumour — it’s a real possibility. But what does it mean for British basketball and the Super League Basketball (SLB)?

    In this episode of The SLB Show, we break down the potential launch of NBA Europe, exploring the pros and cons, the power shift it could create across European basketball, and the huge implications of elite clubs like Real Madrid getting involved.

    We discuss:

    • What NBA Europe actually is (and what it isn’t)

    • The potential benefits and dangers for European basketball

    • What happens if giants like Real Madrid leave existing competitions

    • How all of this could directly impact the SLB, British clubs, players, and fans

    Is NBA Europe an opportunity to grow the game in the UK — or an existential threat to domestic leagues like the SLB?

    👇 Let us know your thoughts in the comments:

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    1 h et 10 min
  • SLB Show: Rising Contenders, Lingering Doubts & SLB Talking Points
    Jan 13 2026

    In this episode of The SLB Show, the guys break down the latest storylines shaping Super League Basketball, separating early statements from genuine contenders.

    The conversation starts with Sheffield Sharks and what their latest performance says about their growth, before turning to Manchester’s ongoing defensive concerns. Leicester Riders are showing signs of finding their rhythm, while London Lions spark debate around integrating new players and the importance of role players like Sandy and Goodwin.

    Attention then shifts to the Newcastle Eagles, as questions remain around consistency, and Cheshire Phoenix, who continue to build momentum as a serious league threat. The Bristol Flyers’ injury struggles are assessed alongside Surrey 89ers’ impressive winning run — leading to the key question: are Surrey the real deal?

    The episode closes with a wider discussion on the growth of the game, highlighting the role of double headers and increased visibility in pushing women’s basketball forward in the UK.

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    1 h et 4 min
  • SLB Show: Trophy Semi-Finals, Surrey’s Rise & Injury Concerns
    Jan 6 2026

    🏀 On this episode of The SLB Show, we break down a huge week across Super League Basketball as the season continues to heat up.We dive into the Trophy semi-final matchup between Cheshire and Newcastle, looking at the key storylines, matchups, and what could decide a place in the final. We also react to the clash between Bristol and London, discussing what the result says about where both teams really are right now.The conversation then turns to Surrey’s rise this season — are they becoming a serious problem in the SLB, and does their latest addition actually move the needle for them?We also hype up this weekend’s fixtures, exploring how each game could impact the SLB standings, momentum, and playoff positioning as margins continue to tighten.Finally, we address a growing talking point around the league:Have we seen too many major injuries this season, and is there anything the league can realistically do to help protect players and the product on the floor?

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    58 min
  • SLB Show: SLB Mid-Season Report
    Dec 30 2025

    In the final SLB Show episode of the year, Grant, Mitch & Louie are joined by Tom from At The Buzzer UK to reflect on the current state of British basketball as the Super League Basketball season reaches its mid-point.

    The conversation covers the competitiveness of the SLB, the ongoing importance of officiating consistency, and the challenges facing the BBF. The group also hand out mid-season awards, assess team performances, and set New Year’s resolutions for clubs across the league.

    🎆 Happy New Year, and thank you for listening and supporting the SLB Show.

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    1 h et 10 min
  • SLB Show: Christmas Quiz, Hoops, Stats & Santa
    Dec 16 2025

    In this festive episode of the SLB show, Grant and Matt engage in a lively Christmas quiz featuring guests Joe (Courtvision) and Joe (Blind Pig Pod), various rounds that test their knowledge of the 2024-25 basketball season, including statistics, anagrams, and creative questions. The conversation also reflects on the growth and challenges faced by the SLB in 2025. The participants share their insights and experiences, making for an entertaining and informative discussion about British basketball.



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    1 h
  • SLB Show: Eagles Flying, Whistling Woes & Chaos
    Dec 9 2025

    In this episode of the SLB Show, hosts Grant and Louis discuss the latest happenings in British basketball, focusing on the Newcastle Eagles' recent performances, the integration of Mervin James into the Sheffield Sharks, and the Gladiators' roster changes. They also analyse Leicester Riders' recent success, the importance of referee standards, and engage in a lively discussion about potential MVP candidates for the season.



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    53 min
  • SLB Show: New Stars, Record Breakers, and the Battle for the SLB
    Nov 26 2025

    In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent GB training camp announcement, analyse player selections, and reflect on the representation of SLB players in the squad. They celebrate Georgia Anderson's achievement in women's basketball and review the performances of various teams in the SLB, including the Bristol Flyers' victory over the London Lions and the struggles of the Newcastle Eagles. The conversation wraps up with an overview of the season so far and predictions for the future.



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    53 min
  • SLB Show: From Turmoil to Opportunities
    Nov 18 2025

    In this episode of The SLB Show, we examine a pivotal week in British basketball. We discuss the implications of BBF’s bankruptcy, explore the announcement of a new licensed game showcasing the SLB, and break down the ongoing domestic struggles facing Manchester. We also unpack the major news from NBA Europe, which has confirmed that its UK franchises will be based in Manchester and London and what it can mean for professional basketball in those cities.Join us for analysis, insight, and everything shaping the future of UK hoops.

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    1 h et 8 min