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Nenad Kristic is back in the NBA

December 20, 2008

According to ESPN’s Chad Ford and Draftexpress, Nenad Kristic is leaving Russia and Triumph Lyubertsy. And since the story even ran on ESPN last night, it seems to be more than just a rumor. Sources say that GM Sam Presti of the worst NBA team so far, the Oklahoma City Thunder, is making this move to bring Nenad back to the NBA.

According to the hoop, Kristic will pay back all the money he received so far from Triumph in order to get out of his contract.

Triumph is probably tanking the season with this move, since they are already eliminated from the Euro Cup, and the Russian Cup is well behind their expectations.

Dec 20, 2008ballineurope
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Comments: 3
  1. Stevan
    17 years ago

    First he payed Partizan 1mil back… now he pays Triumf money back… I mean, what is he living of?

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  2. Os Davis
    17 years ago

    Whoa. Nenad Krstic on Oklahoma City? This totally changes the balance of power in the NBA!

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  3. carlos reguengo
    17 years ago

    Good so Esteban Batista will prove that he is a good player, he deserves a chance.- chau

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17 years ago 3 Comments EuroLeague, More, NBA/NCAAChad Ford, Nenad Krstic, Oklahoma City Thunder, Triumph Lyubertsy
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