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Euroleague Final Four cigarettes

May 3, 2008

As no games are being played today except the Nike International Junior Tournament, this is the right moment to share with you some thoughts and observations we have made so far this weekend.

  • A;longside all the local press, US-based websites like ESPN, Draftexpress or nbadraft.net are also present in Madrid.
  • I was wondering why Sasha Obradovic was in Madrid. As coach of Cologne, you’d think he would be at the German League Top 4 Tournament . But he preferred to come to Madrid. I guess he wants to see some basketball…
  • A warning to all journalists: Don’t go where you are not allowed if you don’t want to get into
  • this type of situation!

  • The play of the semi-finals: this impressive alley-oop in money time.
  • Bozidar Maljkovic coaching Dino Radja and Toni Kukoc? Well, you’ll see…
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Euroleague Final Four 2009: Berlin, Germany!Toni Kukoc, Dino Radja, Zan Tabak still playing

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