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NBL alumni Mark Dalton joins Bruce Palmer and Steve McLeod on the latest episode of The Reverse Pivot.
Mark has had an illustrious career in the NBL having played for Canberra Cannons (84-86), Geelong Supercats (86-88), Sydney Kings (88-96), Brisbane Bullets (96-98) and Wollongong Hawkes (98-2000). The boys discuss Mark's time at the Sydney Kings and his time as Development Management at Southern Districts; alongside their top six teams that could make the playoffs.
The Reverse Pivot is proudly sponsored by Brian Kerle Basketball and FIT Education.
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