Looks like the Bullets have quite a few versatile imports that can play multiple positions

Sobey / Cadee
Gliddon / *Singler
*Patterson / Te Rangi
*Braun / Vukona / Harrison
Hodgson / Magnay

Bullets need another big season to secure the fans in the banana bending part of the county

I was one who thought Patterson was gone the moment they signed Sobey but Bairstow must've been on serious money last season then.

Hate to say it but they're a legit contender now.

They look good on paper at least.
Sobey the X factor imo.

The great thing about the Sobey situation is even though he signed to be their PG at some point if it's not working Lemanis could put Gliddon on the bench (where he belongs really) move Sobey back to his natural SG spot and elevate Cadee to starting PG.

I can also see Magnay as a staring PF. In the QBL. He'd have to have taken a pretty massive leap to be a starting PF in this league though. To me he's looked very ordinary in garbage minutes so far.

I see that Te Rangi is 3rd choice @ the 3 in most of above (well, all the above). I understand behind Patterson but I don't know Braun. If he is better than Te Rangi, isn't Te Rangi a luxury and an expensive one?

I think Te Rangi starts at the 4 spot with Vukona/Braun backing him up and Magnay getting his minutes behind Hodgson (if anywhere). I still think it won't be enough to get them a top 4 finish without another team or two spectacularly underperforming, or a combination of Sobey looking like 2017 Sobey and Patterson winning MVP. Gliddon having a few more of those games where he looks like one of the best guards in the league than the 2 or 3 times a season he pulls it out of his hat
would help too.

Sobey/Cadee
Gliddon/Slinger
Patterson/Te Rangi
Braun/Vukona/Magnay
Hodgson/Harrison

Too small , bottom 3 with that line up.

They have size to defend C and there are plenty of rebounders in that roster, and they have good versatility when it comes to defending ball screens. My big concern would be injuries to Hodgson or Vukona - and how many minutes Magnay can absorb when that pair are both in foul trouble - but if they stay healthy this team has a lot of bases covered.

".the style we want to play is less about traditional positions and more about having good players whose skill sets complement each other."

Translation: We haven't learnt anything from our mistakes and don't know shit about shit.

Yeah modern basketball. Pass the ball around a bit then Jack up a 3. Seems to be the norm these days.

"Netball Queensland is thrilled to announce the Brisbane Bullets as the new anchor tenant at the Queensland State Netball Centre in Nathan."

https://qld.netball.com.au/featured-1/netball-teams-up-with-basketball-as-bullets-become-tenants-at-qsnc/

It's roughly 15-20mins out of Brisbane CBD, seats around 5,000 I think?

Wait! A venue 15 to 20 minutes out of the city centre? That won't work, just ask the 36ERS management and the experts on here.

What's the capacity at the BCEC? Wiki only lists its theatre capacities.

Any games at Boondall this year?

I've seen 3600 and 4000 as capacity for BCEC.

I always thought it was bigger than that, although it only holds 4,400 in a theatre setup and capacity is obviously lower for basketball.

That depends on the stadium rent cost. Melbourne played at the Cage for a long time because they could make good money doing so, whereas rent at Melbourne Park meant they needed much bigger crowds just to break even.

"Wait! A venue 15 to 20 minutes out of the city centre? That won't work, just ask the 36ERS management and the experts on here. "

Depends on Access, public transport, surrounding precinct,

and what your alternatives are, and yeah what it costs