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Corey Webster paced the Breakers with 24 points in their defeat to the Sydney Kings in Melbourne. Corey Webster tried his darnedest, but the Breakers ultimately paid the price for their lack of firepower as they crashed to a 96-78 defeat to the Sydney Kings in Melbourne on Thursday night. Down import Lamar Patterson (at least a month with a knee injury) and departed Tall Blacks centre Rob Loe, Dan Shamir's side hit the skids after a sharp opening quarter and sunk to their sixth defeat in seven games this NBL season. It is their fourth straight loss of the campaign.

Coach Dan Shamir says there are no excuses for Kiwi club after a severely disrupted buildup.

It's a case of second time lucky for the Breakers' newest signing It's a case of second time lucky for the Breakers' newest signing 20 December 2020 Danish shooting guard Rasmus Bach has filled the last spot on the roster after impressing in the Danish league where he averaged 13 points, six rebounds and two assists. Bach says he was in talks with the Breakers about joining the club for last season, but they went in a different direction. Bach will join the Breakers in Melbourne today after completing his stint in quarantine. BASKETBALL COVERAGE WITH BURGER KING'S NEW BUTTERMILK FRIED CH...

Breakers complete roster with Danish international Bach Newshub 18/12/2020 © Image - Photosport; Video - Newshub Breakers huddle. New Zealand Breakers have completed their 10-man ANBL roster with the signing of 1.93m Danish international Rasmus Bach on a two-year contract. The 25-year old qualifies as a 'local player', because he holds an Australian passport, after spending his childhood in Sydney and Brisbane. The shooting guard joins the Breakers from Danish club Randers Cimbria, where he averaged 12.5 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists in a COVID-ravaged season. Head coach Dan Shami...

After holding out as long as they dared to keep their options open for their final spot, the Breakers felt compelled to pull the trigger on their final addition. The 1.93m shooting guard will essentially cover the two and three spots for the Breakers, backing up the likes of import Lamar Patterson, swingman Tom Abercrombie and experienced sharpshooter Corey Webster. Bach played most recently for Randers Cimbria in the Danish national league where he averaged 12.5 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists a game before the competition was shut down because of the pandemic. He has also been part o...