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Rumor of the day: Mario Kasun joins Efes Pilsen

August 27, 2008

Mario Kasun is probably (99.9%) leaving FC Barcelona, despite having another year on his contract, and will join Turkish powerhouse Efes Pilsen.

After signing Preston Shumpert, who played for Besiktas Cola Turka last season and averaged 17.5 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.8 steals in the ULEB Cup, Mario will be a great addition to the team.

Mario will also play with Charles Smith, who played for Real Madrid last year. As soon as you read an official statement, make sure you remember where you read it first!

As you can see, Mario is a huge fan of Undrcrwn; I’m sure Shawn Kemp will also be a fan once he sees that shirt next to Mario…

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  1. poppa Fred
    18 years ago

    oh my god…thats Big Rob next to Mario…is he due for Barcelona ??

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  2. Aylin
    18 years ago

    Rob is famous for one day!

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