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Report: Ksystof Lavrinovic to leave Zalgiris Kaunas for unnamed Russian team

March 12, 2013

With the sad departure of Tremmell Darden and the mathematical probability of Euroleague advancement very low, things can’t get much worse for Zalgiris Kaunas.
Or maybe they can. Just before midnight yesterday, Lithuania-based basketball website Krepsinis.net reported that Ksystof Lavrinovic has received offers to jump ship from more than one Russian team and “will soon leave” Zalgiris.

The teams were unnamed, but Krepsinis notes that, while players can no longer added to Euroleague rosters, any additions made would still be allowed to play in VTB United and Russian League games through the season’s remainders.

As BallinEurope’s man in Lithuania Y. would surely say, “Just frustrating.” And the nadir may not have been reached yet…

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  1. Russ
    13 years ago

    Ksistof himself confirmed he’s staying in Zalgiris no matter what http://eurobasket.lt/lt/naujienos/77532/k.lavrinovi%C4%8Dius-daug-kas-kalbama-chebra-ne%C5%BEada-palikti-komandos

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