Breakers Aim to End Late-Game Slumps
The New Zealand Breakers are currently facing challenges in the Hungry Jack’s NBL26 season, with a record of 3-9. Despite this, the team remains optimistic about their chances for postseason qualification as they head into Round 9.
Breakers’ Commitment to Improvement
Parker Jackson-Cartwright, a standout player for the Breakers, emphasized the importance of perseverance during a recent episode of NBL Now. He shared insights on the team’s mindset as they navigate the season.
- Jackson-Cartwright averages 16.4 points per game.
- He also contributes 7.9 assists, 4.8 rebounds, and 1.6 steals.
Fighting Against Late-Game Slumps
The Breakers are determined to overcome late-game slumps that have hampered their performance. They are scheduled to face the Bullets on the Gold Coast, focusing on maintaining their energy for the entire match.
Jackson-Cartwright reflected on their recent performances, stating, “If the game was 32 minutes, we would be near the top of the ladder.” He stressed that consistently playing for the full 40 minutes is crucial in the competitive environment of the NBL.
Upcoming Fixture Details
The Breakers will take part in the Ignite Cup on Wednesday night, with the game set to begin at 7:30 PM AEDT. Fans can catch the action live on ESPN.
By addressing their late-game issues and maintaining a focused approach, the New Zealand Breakers aim to enhance their standing in the league and improve their postseason prospects.
