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Aftermath cigarettes

The first Euroleague game day of the 2008/09 season is in the books – all the home teams won their games besides Avellino (Italy) who lost to Olympiacos, and SLUC Nancy (France) who got killed at home against FC Barcelona. Player that impressed me the most: Loren Woods. I know Will McDonald is the Euroleague […]

18 years ago 14 More

Kobe to join Josh Childress in Olympiacos?

I don’t know how serious this rumor is, but Italian website basketcentral.it announced today that the Greek powerhouse is collecting the money to make an offer to Kobe Bryant next summer. According to the article, the super-rich Angelopoulos brothers are ready to put $60 million on the table to sign the LA Laker guard to […]

18 years ago 4 More

Monday's cigarettes

Here we go again and the smokiest cigarettes from all around Europe have been looked at, selected and are presented to you right here. It’s mystery time in Zagreb at the moment. After the departure of American PG Earl Calloway without any obvious reason, now Damir Markota did not join the team on a preseason […]

18 years ago 4 More

First evidence as to why to follow Josh Childress in Europe

We finally got some basketball action from Athens, where Olympiakos played an exhibition game. The first time somebody posted the video, I wasn’t expecting too much – well, watch for yourself to see some Dwight Howard blocks and LeBron James dunks … made by Josh Childress. Might be a great season to start following the […]

18 years ago 4 More

Monday's cigarettes

Here we go again for the Monday roundup of the hottest news from around the Internet world.

18 years ago 2 More

Would Ben Gordon be a bigger deal than Josh Childress?

All over the internet has the rumor spread that Ben Gordon has been offered €5.5 million Euros to join a team that already looks like they can win the Euroleague. As always, CSKA is denying this. It is also said that Ben Gordon would take an European offer of at least €7 million. First off, […]

18 years ago 6 More

The end of Euroball?

With the arrival of more and more current NBA players to Europe and the first-ever player signing with a Euroleague team directly out of high school, I asked myself if this is the end of our beloved “Euroball”?

18 years ago 8 More

Josh Childress update: Signs with Olympiacos!

According to Lithuanian basketball web site krepsinis.net (thanks to Zaidaw), Josh Childress has signed with Olympiacos. To make it less a rumor, but a more reliable note: See here (for a picture of Josh actually signing), here and here are also reports and “photo evidence” of his signature in Greece with Olympiakos. If you are […]

18 years ago 8 More

Josh Childress considering Europe

Atlanta Hawks free agent Josh Childress is considering his debut in Europe with Euroleague team Olympiakos of Greece: So reports Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports today. Josh is taking advantage of his free agency either to either get a better offer from another NBA club, while many think that he is actually considering joining Olympiakos […]

18 years ago 7 More
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