So can the Kings get it together and snag a three-peat? The Kings boast strong depth but have looked out of sorts defensively in recent weeks and appear to be missing Xavier Cooks and still finding their identity under new coach Mahmoud Abdelfattah. “We never quite know what we’re going to get and I hope that changes.” “As an owner of the Kings, I’m intrigued every time we step on the floor because we’re such a mercurial team,” Longley told. Sydney sit fourth on the ladder with an 8-6 win-loss record, behind Melbourne United, the Tasmania JackJumpers and South East Melbourne Phoenix, who beat the Kings on the weekend. New to Kayo? Start Your Free Trial Today >

Watch every game of the NBL season LIVE with ESPN on Kayo Sports. The Kings are aiming to become just the third team in NBL history to win three titles in a row and would join the 2003-05 Kings and 2011-13 New Zealand Breakers if they can go all the way this season.Īs a co-owner of the Kings, Longley is seriously invested in their form on the court and acknowledges they have plenty to work on if they want to lift the trophy come season’s end. Australian basketball legend Luc Longley says the Sydney Kings can claim a rare NBL championship three-peat but only if they “learn how to play defence”.

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