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Tanner Krebs

Tanner Krebs

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Oct 6, 2026

Olgun UlucHOST
43:07
Two good shooters.
Olgun UlucHOST
43:08
Like, Tanner Krebs, outside of the first game against Perth, hasn't had a great shooting season.
Olgun UlucHOST
43:12
Angus Glover... started off like a little bit iffy and then has since come good but these are guys who we know are high high level shooters so i feel like again it's it's a tough one it's like saying like hey kendrick your mid-range game isn't isn't working over the past couple games you should probably go try something else it's like no like we know that's what he can do like he's i feel like there's enough sample size just generally with all of those players that it's okay for them to do that now do i think The crux of the three-point shooting should come off creating advantages in other ways.
Olgun UlucHOST
43:43
Penetration.
Toby CrestaniHOST
23:13
So yes, definitely missing John Brown III a lot.
David StevanovicHOST
23:17
Yeah, and like, as, as you mentioned, like who do they go to? So Tanner Krebs was scoreless.
David StevanovicHOST
23:22
He started, and that's not a good sign when you have a starter that's scoreless.
David StevanovicHOST
23:25
Janice Moran, as you said, had three points.
speaker_0HOST
0:19
He was my captain.
speaker_0HOST
0:21
Um, so I bring out Dejan Vasiljevic and Tanner Krebs, and I bring in Maliko Muja and Keelan Martin.
speaker_0HOST
0:29
Um, for round four, Keanu Pinder will be my captain and Jack McVey will be my vice captain.
speaker_0HOST
0:34
What have you got to share with the viewers?
MetrixHOST
26:44
I genuinely think he's kind of at value now at 270 K. Um, I think it's just the schedule that have people trading off of him.
MetrixHOST
26:53
Um, Tanner Krebs.
MetrixHOST
26:55
Go
HammerHOST
26:56
on.
MetrixHOST
27:55
Yeah.
MetrixHOST
27:56
Yeah, for sure.
MetrixHOST
27:58
Tanner Krebs, 160K.
MetrixHOST
27:59
I get trading off him.
DanHOST
26:29
Um, they won against Perth, though, but then s- uh, subsequent losses to Tasmania and Melbourne United.
DanHOST
26:35
Where do you see them? They've had some good players come in, Dash Daniels, Tanner Krebs, um, Skylar Mays.
DanHOST
26:41
But, um, yeah, they haven't started the way I thought they would.
Shane HealGUEST
26:44
I, I like their pieces, and I like Josh King.
Will TremainHOST
0:50
Yeah, 1-2 start, not ideal to this season, but the two losses were both very winnable games, I felt.
Will TremainHOST
0:57
Unfortunate to come away from both of those with losses, but I think the positive signs are there for sure within this team.
Finn JamesHOST
1:02
I think there's, yeah, like Will said, positive signs.
Finn JamesHOST
1:05
I mean, what, the loss against the Bullets was by three points and the loss against the Perth Wildcats was by four points.
Finn JamesHOST
2:38
We've all got one.
Finn JamesHOST
2:39
But yeah, in this episode, we're going to be covering off the Bullets-Breakers game as well as the most recent game on Saturday night against the Perth Wildcats.
Finn JamesHOST
2:46
i'll have a look around the rest of the competition as well and sort of uh start to understand which teams are looking like the best and which teams are definitely going to be wooden spooners illawarra hawks and um yeah like we'll see we'll look at our top 15 as well as looking to wednesday night's game this week against the kent's thai fans at spark arena first uh ignite cup game of the competition breakers are obviously defending champions as well so very exciting for wednesday night 8 30 p.m game because of daylight savings i think though to
Will TremainHOST
3:12
to help uh accommodate those australian viewers Boo.
Simon MitchellGUEST
13:17
Yeah, I think it's important.
Simon MitchellGUEST
13:19
Like, we're talking about experts here, so I don't know if I've answered Damon Lowry's question, but... understand what people say like the modern game um yeah teams have a decision to make do you take away the paint or do you take away a three-point line and it's very difficult to do both and um i actually felt during the night of the game that we were getting really good looks and the shots that we generally want to get yeah for each other you know if you go through our list um you know sabi's there um geordie hunter show that he can pull a three ball uh dashawn um is it schwartz is a great shooter uh then you get into you know the likes of uh gus tanner krebs uh skylar mays like We've got a team that's built for this.
Simon MitchellGUEST
14:15
Um, and, uh, and we're talking, you know, right there, you know, five or six of the best, you know, dozen shooters, 15 shooters, maybe in the NBL.
Simon MitchellGUEST
14:25
Um, so I don't saw the, the message that you want to send out to them is to second guess yourself or don't shoot the ball.

19 MINS LATER

Simon MitchellGUEST
33:25
Yeah, I think we've got tremendous Australian depth of talent, I think.
Simon MitchellGUEST
33:31
And that's been our priority when we've been building teams is to continue to build through Australian talent.
Simon MitchellGUEST
33:39
And I think we did that again this year with, I mean, our big signing was Tanner Krebs.
Simon MitchellGUEST
33:47
And so... we brought tanner in and we had a wonderful player at that position and where's a woundu last year yeah but it's sort of like well we've got an australian that we feel is every bit as good as wes um so we're going to take this the option with the australian um with with uh the the the with owen leaving the club and taking up the the scholarship offer and uh and the the bouncy of full nil payments that come with that um then then now we need a point guard so ian clark was unbelievable for us and and we miss him dearly because he's just such a wonderful person and we we loved him at the club and you know there's a reason you know all the clubs that have dealt with ian know exactly what you're getting he's just an amazing guy but as much as we would have liked to have had him back it's like well hang on our needs right now are at the point guard position so Our focus, again, is Australian, so we plug the holes with the Americans.
HammerHOST
37:29
And if it's not Sobi, you might get Glover get hot every now and then.
HammerHOST
37:32
You might get Tanner Krebs come off for a career game.
HammerHOST
37:34
But no one else has hit the shot.
MetrixHOST
37:38
they've looked best when those guys are on there just being a threat.
Anthony WallaceGUEST
33:26
That's such a huge, huge miss that they're trying to go and fill, you know...
Anthony WallaceGUEST
33:32
You brought in Tanner Krebs and Dash Daniels.
Anthony WallaceGUEST
33:37
Tanner started well, but this can sometimes be what Tanner does, go cold for a couple of games.
Anthony WallaceGUEST
33:45
Nate Sobey started the season not with the same form that he had last year.
Brad RosenGUEST
26:16
You know, when you've got a scout for South East Melbourne and you've got no Nathan Sobey, you're saying to yourself, right, blubber, I'm not going to let that guy go, right? He's going to be a concern for me.
Brad RosenGUEST
26:29
Tanner Krebs and Dash Daniels, you're the next two I'm coming after.
Brad RosenGUEST
26:33
You stop those three because they're renowned for their shooting and their running in the floors, although Dash Daniels is not the greatest three, but I mean on the open court.
Brad RosenGUEST
26:41
You're just singing to yourself, it's fine.
Brad RosenGUEST
26:42
But Tanner Krebs had a night, right? He just came out 5'11 from the three-point line.
Brad RosenGUEST
26:47
But Dash Daniels, and I mentioned it earlier, man, that guy, we've got to remember he is 18 years of age.
Brad RosenGUEST
26:54
He went 24-12 on the road in Perth Arena for game one of the season.

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