Melbourne United failed to get its offense going in Auckland on Sunday afternoon and fell to the New Zealand Breakers 90-68. After struggling from deep in recent weeks, Melo Trimble scored a three-pointer on United’s first possession, but the Breakers came out strong to force Dean Vickerman to call a time-out halfway through the first quarter with New Zealand leading 16-9. Another three-pointer from Trimble late in the quarter kept Melbourne within reach, trailing 26-18 at the first break. An 8-2 start to the second quarter gave the Breakers a strong lead, but then United’s intensity lifted on both ends ...