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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

In this episode of The SLB Show, we unpack a defining moment for British basketball. FIBA has officially recognised SLB, while the British Basketball Federation (BBF) faces mounting pressure to restructure its governance model. What does this shift in power mean for the future of the sport across the UK?

We also discuss the London Lions’ potential move to a new venue, the Cheshire Phoenix on the charge, and what’s really going on with the Surrey 89ers. From federation politics to club developments, this episode breaks down the key stories shaping the next chapter of UK hoops.

In this conversation, the speakers delve into the controversial topic of GBBL and its legitimacy, questioning the validity of licenses and the implications of legal battles. They express skepticism about the GBBL's claims and discuss the potential consequences of challenging these assertions in court.

In this episode of the SLB Show, hosts Grant and Louis discuss the latest happenings in British basketball, including game highlights, team performances, and the impact of refereeing standards. They analyse the resilience of Surrey against Leicester, the struggles of Bristol Flyers and Manchester, and the dominance of London Lions. The conversation also touches on the unique home advantage of Cheshire Phoenix, the need for improvement in officiating, and the implications of import limits on British player development. The hosts conclude with thoughts on the season ahead and the opportunities for teams to challenge for the title.

In this episode, the hosts discuss recent roster changes in the BBL, focusing on the Riders and their new players. They analyze the performance of various teams, including the Eagles, Flyers, and Gladiators, highlighting key players and their contributions. The conversation also touches on the importance of leadership in basketball and the impact of home court advantage. Looking ahead, the hosts make predictions for upcoming games, emphasizing the competitive nature of the league.

in this episode, the hosts discuss the recent departure of Chris Grant from British Basketball and its implications for the future of the sport. They analyze the struggles of the Leicester Riders and the performance of the London Lions, while also addressing the identity crisis faced by the Surrey team. The conversation shifts to the Sheffield Sharks and their recent games, culminating in a discussion about the need for better engagement and growth strategies within British Basketball.