Perth Wildcats v New Zealand Breakers
    Saturday, October 10, 9.30pm AEDT
    RAC Arena

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    RostersPerth

    Expected depth chart:
    PG: Knight (IP) / Rillie (DP) / Sam (DP) / Whitt (NRP)
    SG:
    Pepper / Dell’Orso / Kopa (DP)
    SF:
    Windler (IP) / Huefner / Nielsen (DP) (out)
    PF:
    Doolittle (IP) / Higgins-Titsha / Wagstaff
    C:
    Lual-Acuil Jr. (out) / Brandt

    New Zealand

    Expected depth chart:
    PG: Jackson-Cartwright (IP) / Le Gassick (out) / Evans Jr. (DP)
    SG:
    Vasiljevic / Le’Afa / Cooper (DP) / King (NRP)
    SF:
    James (IP) (out) / Davison / Te Rangi / Chunga (DP)
    PF:
    Mennenga / Noi / Robinson (DP)
    C:
    Bediako (IP) / Rissetto

    Missing in actionPerth

    Blake Nielsen – ACL – Season
    Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. – Calf – TBC

    New Zealand

    Josiah-Jordan James – Hamstring – Round 5-7
    Preston Le Gassick – Neck – TBC

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    Talking pointsKnight in shining armour

    It may have taken until their fifth game of NBL27, but the Wildcats will finally suit up their import point guard on Saturday, and boy is he going to be worth the wait.

    Former 451-game NBA talent Brandon Knight is sure to bolster a Wildcats side that is rolling and on a three-game win streak.

    The scary thing is he will likely create even better shots for the dangerous Kristian Doolittle, Dylan Windler, Elijah Pepper and Anthony Dell’Orso.

    New Zealand’s point god

    While a lot of the attention will be on his opposite number on Saturday night, Parker Jackson-Cartwright will look to continue his MVP-calibre campaign at RAC Arena.

    Currently averaging a career-high 26.6 points and 9.4 dimes (both marks are good for second-most in the League), the American point guard is enjoying his best NBL season to date.

    If he continues to play at this level, it will translate to a lot of wins for the Breakers, including potentially Saturday night.

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