Flow FM's NBA expert Dan Crouch discussed the latest NBA news on the Sports Hour this week amid stunning claims levelled at Canadian Andrew Wiggins of the Golden State Warriors.

The 2014 draftee remains away from the team due to “personal reasons” and his girlfriend strongly defended his absence this week, exclaiming that false rumours published online couldn't be further from the truth.

Crouch also paid his respects to the Knicks legend Willis Reed who passed away on Monday and is being remembered as one of the New York franchises' most iconic names.

Crouch also dissected the MVP, most improved and rookie of the year individual player races as the season nears its climax.

Flow FM's Wide World of Sports expert Eddie Dadds appeared on the Flow FM Sports Hour earlier this week to discuss the latest F1 action and return of the AFL.

Dadds brought Flow FM listeners up to speed on McLaren's recent struggles on the circuit and a tense moment between Redbull drivers which was caught on camera in what appeared to be a very steamy cooldown room.

In separate news relating to McLaren, Dadds provided his thoughts on Daniel Ricciardo's current situation after the Australian bought out his own contract by paying a total of more than $20M AUD to return to Redbull as a back-up driver.

Dadds also unpacked the opening round of the AFL after Port Adelaide, Collingwood and Essendon all recorded impressive victories.

Football expert Johnny Moore broke down the last weekend of English football action before the international break set in on the Flow FM Sports Hour earlier this week, providing his reaction to the extraordinary outburst of Aleksandar Mitrović at Old Trafford among other incidents.

Moore was at odds to explain the rationale of the fiery Serbian striker who was given his marching orders for manhandling the official during Fulham's FA Cup tie against Manchester United.

Moore also told Flow that the title was now officially Arsenal's to lose after the Gunners' easy win against Crystal Palace placed them eight points ahead of Manchester City on the table.

While discussing the Arsenal result, Moore was also sympathetic towards Palace manager Patrick Vieira who was fired for a poor run of results despite sitting mid table.

Dom Leach phoned into the Flow Friday Sports Show with this week's Rams report as the A-Grade veteran highlighted the importance of the in-form Rams bringing their A-game to Blackburn Park this weekend.

The A-Grade will face off against Robinvale, a side that can challenge the reigning champions at their best, while the B-Grade will host local rivals Tempey Tigers in a derby finals affair at the local Ouyen high school.

The A-Grade side has enjoyed a relatively untroubled season but the threat of complacency after a dead-rubber is top of mind for Leach, who reiterated that all players must enter this weekend's clash with the same mentality they have carried all season, despite an easy win last weekend against Millewa.

Leach also reviewed the B-Grade's game against Fire Brigade, while reminding fans and listeners of the club's upcoming Presentation event next weekend at Blackburn Park.

Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean joined Ellis Gelios on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week to recap the Rohan Gregg memorial tournament and preview this week's action.

Dean reviewed last weekend's tournament winners and informed listeners of the wide-spread interest in the tournament, with tennis fans flocking from other regional centres and metropolitan neighbourhoods to catch a glimpse of Ouyen's finest tennis stars.

Dean also profiled Greg Cooke, the club's first ever Rohan Gregg memorial tournament life member after he was recognised on the weekend for his 'outstanding service as tournament referee for well over 30 years', in what was a surprise announcement.

Dean also provided his preview for this week's Grand Final with Nunga taking on Galah and whether underdogs Galah can spring a surprise on the biggest stage after Nunga's undefeated season.

Veg Ingram appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to preview a huge weekend of Gawler Softball finals action and review the Junior Championships which took place in Berri last weekend.

Ingram also broke down the storylines underpinning all the cut-throat ties set to play out across the mounds this week at Karbeethan Reserve, with both junior and senior teams back in action.

The Gawler and Districts Softball Association President also provided listeners with an update on how the Giants, Gawler's men's representative team, is tracking ahead of an all-important tie this Sunday.

Ingram also used her segment this week to remind followers of the competition in Gawler that this Sunday is the Junior and Senior Presentation Day is scheduled to take place this Sunday, March the 19th, at Karbeethan Reserve in Gawler.

Flow FMs's World Sports expert Eddie Dadds appeared on the Sports Hour this week to put NFL free agency under the spotlight in what is shaping up to be an eventful off-season for the competition, with many highly-billed stars in line for lucrative contracts in the top tier of American football.

Dadds also reacted to the spicy scenes taking place in the United States earlier this week in the Indian Wells tennis tournament, which featured an unexpected war of words erupting between veteran player Stan Wawrinka and a star of the future.

Meanwhile back on home soil, it was news breaking of the AFL concussion class action which derailed fanfare ahead of the comp starting up again this week for the 2023 season.

Dadds also unpacked Jake Stringer's Essendon injury woes and provided his tips for this week's opening round of fixtures.

Prominent Flow FM sports personality Bruce Phillips is revelling in his platform's recent success after taking out a top gong at SACA's Community Cricket Awards.

Murraylands Football And Netball Sporting Results (MFLTV) took out the Technology And Media Initiative of the Year award, which SACA's website lists as recognising 'a match official (such as a scorer, team manager, umpire) who leads by example in championing safe, fair and enjoyable cricket for all'.

Phillips' platform has enjoyed a large volume of viewers who have the opportunity to immerse themselves in dedicated local sports coverage every week, by an amateur crew, mastering an operation that is more in line with professional sports broadcasting standards.

On the Flow FM Friday Sports Show, Phillips detailed how much work and preparation his son Lachlan is tasked with each week just to ensure live streamed country sport is served to the platform's loyal viewers.

Flow FM's basketball expert Dan Crouch appeared on the Sports Hour this week to review the NBL season after the Sydney Kings overcame a resilient New Zealand Breakers outfit to clinch a second consecutive championship.

Crouch illustrated how pivotal Xavier Cooks, the league's MVP, has been for the Kings this season after the announcement that he would join NBA side, the Washington Wizards, as soon as the NBL season concluded.

Crouch also discussed the latest round of NBA action and gave his verdict on who he sees emerging as this season's MVP out of the two frontrunners, who he believes to be Nikola Jokic and Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Crouch also dissected the latest off-court controversy relating to an Instagram post made by Ja Morant, who will serve an eight-game suspension following the gun video he posted to the platform.

Ben Duxson, President of the Wimmera Mallee Cricket Association, joined Ellis Gelios to preview this weekend's Wimmera Mallee cricket A and B-Grade Grand Finals.

In last weekend's round of action in the A-Grade, Jeffcott beat Donald to set up a Grand Final meeting with Brim, who dispatched St Arnaud.

Meanwhile, Jeffcott will also enjoy representation in the B-Grade Grand Final after prevailing against St Arnaud last weekend; they'll meet the Southern Mallee Giants in this weekend's showpiece event after the Giants overcame Birchip.

Duxson offered his tips ahead of both matches as well as summarising both the A and B-Grade seasons holistically.