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Nigel is joined by Radio Sport colleague Alex Chapman as they dive headlong into the first Super Rugby Mailbag of the regular reason
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The good news is the Sky Sport Breakers are in the Australian NBL's top four. The bad news is they probably won't be when the regular season finishes on Sunday.
The Breakers needed a big win over the South East Melbourne Phoenix in Christchurch tonight to put pressure on fellow playoff contenders Melbourne United.
They got the result but not the margin they wanted. The upshot is that Melbourne can oust the Breakers out of the final playoff spot by beating the Phoenix in their final regular-season game on Sunday.
Victory would give Melbourne the same 15-13 record as the Breakers but the Victorian side would clinch fourth thanks to a better points differential (currently +56 compared with the Breakers' +42).
The Brisbane Bullets can also theoretically qualify but would need to thrash the third-placed Cairns Taipans tomorrow night by at least 33 points to finish ahead of the Breakers and probably even more to displace United.
Given South East Melbourne have lost their last seven games, Sunday's result would initially seem a formality.
But the Phoenix took minor premiers Sydney to overtime last weekend, pushed the Breakers all the way tonight and may fancy their role as spoilers in their derby match.
South East Melbourne led for most of the first half tonight but a 10-point run near the end saw the Breakers ahead 46-39 at the main break.
The Breakers led almost the entire third quarter but couldn't shake the visitors, who levelled at 63-63 just before three-quarter time.
The Phoenix led with five minutes to play and there was just a point in it at 2m 30s but the hosts, playing in front of a crowd of more than 5000, again closed out the match well to finish with a game-high nine-point lead.
Scotty Hopson was again prominent for the Breakers with 25 points, 10 assists and five rebounds, while Tom Abercrombie and Rob Loe both contributed 18 points.
Whether the Breakers make the playoffs or not, they can reflect on a remarkable transformation, having gone 4-10 through the first half of this season, followed by 11-3 in the second half.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The Boys are back to talk Superbowl.
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Nigel dives head first into the mailbag a week out from the start of Super Rugby 2020
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Nigel begins 2020 by chatting all things National Football League with fellow NFL Tragics Marc Peard, Christopher Rieve & Alex Chapman
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This weeks episode is the fourth and final Super Rugby Mailbag of the regular season with Nigel answering your questions, a fair few of them about the Blues
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In this episode, Nigel brings you interviews from the New Zealand Rowing Team's final media day before they travel to Europe for two World Cup Regattas & the World Championship
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In this episdoe, Nigel Yalden, Producer Peard and resident Basketball aficionado Alex Chapman discuss what now may happen following the NBA draft lottery.
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Nigel Yalden podcast time and we are doing the Super Rugby Mailbag 3!
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In this episode, Nigel puts on his Radio Sport Rugby Editor cap to answer your questions from the second Super Rugby Mailbag on the 2019 season
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In this episode, Nigel chats with Thomas Nabbs, founder and director of the "The Waterboy", an organisation committed to providing opportunities to all New Zealanders to take part in sport
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We're 4 rounds down in Super Rugby, so it's time for Nigel to answer questions from the Mailbag on the 2019 Super Rugby Season.
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The Black Fern Sevens continue to prove themselves, having enjoyed 48 consecutive victories.
Since their final loss at the Rio Olympics, where they walked away with silver, the team has enjoyed continuous success.
The coach who has overseen them during that time is Allan Bunting.
Bunting speaks with Nigel Yalden about how he got this time on this roll they are currently on, and just how far they can go.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Just in time for Superbowl here comes the Nigel Yalden Podcast.
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Nigel chats with USA Rugby Seven Coach Mike Friday ahead of the Hamilton round of the Rugby Sevens.
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For the first podcast of 2019 Nigel chats with NZ distance runner Camille Buscomb.
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Nigel opens the rugby mail bag and looks back on the season of 2018.
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This week Nigel is at the launch of the Mitre 10 Cup for the Nigel Yalden Podcast.
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This week Nigel catches up with NZ triathlete Sophie Corbidge.
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