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Parker Jackson-Cartwright

Parker Jackson-Cartwright

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Oct 11, 2026

Jack HeverinHOST
7:16
He'll miss anywhere up to the next eight weeks with a quad injury.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:20
Parker Jackson-Cartwright, we saw him at Afterpay Arena today in Sydney, Derek, on crutches.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:25
So he won't be there for a while for the New Zealand break.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:27
His injuries to our stars absolutely suck.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:16
He'll miss anywhere up to the next eight weeks with a quad injury.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:20
Parker Jackson-Cartwright, we saw him at Afterpay Arena today in Sydney, Derek, on crutches.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:25
So he won't be there for a while for the New Zealand Breakers.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:27
Injuries to our so- stars absolutely suck.
Jack HeverinHOST
7:42
Yeah
Derek RuckerHOST
7:42
... curse that they've experienced over the past, man, four to five seasons.
Derek RuckerHOST
7:46
And Parker Jackson-Cartwright, who was arguably outperforming everyone in the first three to four rounds of the season, well, he'll have an extended period.
Derek RuckerHOST
7:54
And I was so forward to looking to that match up between PJC and the newly arrived Brandon Knight, but we'll have to wait a little bit longer.
MetricsHOST
10:16
Um, look, I, I'm gonna bring up Dash Daniels or maybe Josh King.
MetricsHOST
10:21
Um, to be completely honest, I've ha- I had heaps of messages, uh, from people once Parker Jackson-Cartwright got, got ruled out.
MetricsHOST
10:31
And they're like, "Do I play ADO or do I go and play Dash Daniels?" And I'm like, "Oh, look, you've got Knight coming back in.
MetricsHOST
10:39
Play Dash Daniels." Um, they've looked so good every time that Dash Daniels has played big minutes.
Joe GilfillanHOST
2:06
[news jingle] In sport, the Wellington Pride have had their first Farah Palmer Cup Championship division win in eight years with a home 39-15 win over the Northland Kauri.
Joe GilfillanHOST
2:17
Sam Meninga says a dominant start to the NBL season by Parker Jackson-Cartwright is just one angle of the New Zealand Breakers attack.
Joe GilfillanHOST
2:25
The fourth-placed Breakers begin a four-match away stretch across Australia tonight playing the Perth Wildcats.
Joe GilfillanHOST
2:31
Meninga says they're feeding the hot hand of the club captain but have plenty more in their back pockets.
Charles BediakoGUEST
2:19
And I mean, shoot, he's also a Team Canada head coach, so I guess I'm also working on my game as well, as while I'm down here, as well as I'm getting ready for those windows.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
2:28
You've got Parker Jackson-Cartwright who's played so many minutes.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
2:31
I mean, wow [laughs] he's put a huge shift in so far.
Charles BediakoGUEST
2:35
Yeah.
Damon LowryGUEST
59:50
They're playing with...
Damon LowryGUEST
59:50
They're in some good form, and little Parker Jackson-Cartwright, the president of the Little Big Man Society.
Joel CaineHOST
59:55
[laughs]
Damon LowryGUEST
59:55
He's in MVP form.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:44
He needs to get an idea of what the best players in this competition look like.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:49
And right now, an argument could be made that Parker Jackson Cartwright is playing the best out of anyone in the league.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:55
We saw how devastating he was down in Adelaide.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:57
He had 27 and 10, and he dominated that game with tempo control.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:44
He needs to get an idea of what the best players in this competition look like.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:49
And right now, an argument could be made that Parker Jackson Cartwright is playing the best out of anyone in the league.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:55
We saw how devastating he was down in Adelaide.
Derek RuckerGUEST
17:57
He had 27 and 10, and he dominated that game with tempo control.
Jason CadeeHOST
0:54
So it's gonna be another interesting week coming up, but we've just finished a very interesting week for a few teams, that's for sure.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
1:01
Have you ever seen a start to the season where there's, like, so many questions about things being disastrous, like Melbourne United, um, of course the Adelaide 36ers? Talk quickly goes, even the New Zealand Breakers, which transitions perfectly into our guest tonight, which is none other than New Zealand Breakers point guard Parker Jackson-Cartwright.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
1:23
How quickly things flip.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
1:24
Everyone thought Adelaide, Melbourne United among the championship favorites, and now everyone's questioning is, are they on the brink already? New Zealand was getting questioned a couple weeks ago.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
2:58
Um, and then we're gonna talk a little bit about Triple Threat Tournament's Rising Stars segment, and we're gonna talk about a familiar name, um, which everyone could probably guess, but we'll revisit that a bit later.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
3:08
But, uh, Jase, I wanted to talk a little bit about our guest tonight first before he comes on.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
3:13
Um, New Zealand Breakers point guard Parker Jackson-Cartwright probably leading the MVP rankings at the moment.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
3:20
And despite perception on Twitter, before the season-
John RillieGUEST
5:47
Um, and, you know, he, he's done himself no harm the way he started the season off as well.
Tim GossageHOST
5:52
Hey, PJC, Parker Jackson-Cartwright, he's a very good player.
Scotty CummingsHOST
5:55
Yeah.
Tim GossageHOST
5:56
And he's the one.

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