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Monday's light cigarettes

October 6, 2008

A little later than you are used to, but here are some light cigarettes from this Monday evening.

  • Devin Harris knows more French than “Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?”
  • A bit more about Brandon Jennings, who has learned about being kicked out of practice.
  • ALBA Berlin recorded their second consecutive 13,000+ attendance in the Bundesliga. Watch some highlights of the game against Telekom Baskets Bonn.
  • Staying in Germany, a game in the third league was stopped because of a double backboard demolition.
  • With the start of the ACB, we are also happy to see the spectacular Top 5 plays from the Spanish league again.
  • Napoli and Capo d’Orlando are now definitively banned from the Italian League. Until now, it is not clear where they will begin their seasons.
  • The Baltic League started with some big surprises, as Valmiera beat Zalgiris and Tartu Rock surprised Lietuvos Rytas.
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