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NBL announces Melbourne bubble hosting all nine teams
All nine NBL teams will be part of the upcoming season in Melbourne, with the competition’s commissioner announcing a Melbourne hub and a secondary tournament.
Key points:
- The NBL Cup will be contested in the Melbourne hub from February 20
- The games will count towards the usual NBL season, as well as the new competition
- Fixtures and ticket information are yet to be announced by the league
The 2020/21 NBL season will begin on January 10, with five rounds already announced by the league.
All nine teams will then move to Melbourne to be part of the hub, which begins on February 20.
While in the hub, the teams will play each other once, before then going back to their home cities.
The NBL will then continue the rest of the season, playing games…
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