The Real Story Behind Enes Kanter’s WNBA Draft Bid
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The Real Story Behind Enes Kanter’s WNBA Draft Bid

Enes Kanter Freedom attended a WNBA game in person for the first time on Sunday, and his arrival did not go unnoticed. Before the Chicago Sky played the Indiana Fever, he appeared at a rally supporting Sophie Cunningham, then sat courtside in a black T-shirt that read, “WOMAN noun. adult human female.” He left the […]

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  • The Real Story Behind Enes Kanter’s WNBA Draft Bid
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    The Real Story Behind Enes Kanter’s WNBA Draft Bid

    Enes Kanter Freedom attended a WNBA game in person for the first time on Sunday, and his arrival did not go unnoticed. Before the Chicago Sky played the Indiana Fever, he appeared at a rally supporting Sophie Cunningham, then sat courtside in a black T-shirt that read, “WOMAN noun. adult human female.” He left the […]

  • EuroLeague Franchise Race: PAOK, Partizan and Crvena Zvezda Clear the First Cut
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    EuroLeague Franchise Race: PAOK, Partizan and Crvena Zvezda Clear the First Cut

    EuroLeague recently published an extensive report confirming that 11 clubs have passed the first stage of the process for obtaining franchise status. Those 11 clubs are PAOK, Partizan, Crvena zvezda, Dubai, Valencia, Roma Maxima, Hapoel Tel Aviv, Napoli Basket, London Lions, Paris and Virtus Bologna. As EuroLeague had previously stated, four additional bids are currently […]

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    Hard work and respect set the tone for Panathinaikos’ new season

    Panathinaikos have begun laying the foundations for the new season and, as everyone emphasized, their preparations will be built around two key principles: hard work and respect. Panathinaikos held their first official practice ahead of the new campaign on Tuesday, August 25, in an upbeat atmosphere filled with smiles and a strong desire to work. […]

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    The EuroLeague’s Grand Old Men: The Last of the Elder Millennials

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    Europe

    No hype, serious upside: 10 EuroLeague moves that could look like steals very soon

    Every EuroLeague summer is inevitably dominated by the biggest names. Blockbuster contracts, stars moving between contenders and recognizable players coming from the NBA generate the headlines, but the true value of roster building can often be found one or two tiers below. That is where the moves that barely register in August can turn into […]

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    Why DeMar DeRozan Makes Sense for Denver

    Within two days, the Denver Nuggets lost one of their most important young players and added a man with 26,711 career NBA points. Peyton Watson left for Cleveland on a four-year, $88 million contract, while DeMar DeRozan accepted a one-year veteran minimum deal worth $3.9 million. At first glance, the Nuggets moved quickly to add […]

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  • EuroLeague Franchise Race: PAOK, Partizan and Crvena Zvezda Clear the First Cut
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    EuroLeague Franchise Race: PAOK, Partizan and Crvena Zvezda Clear the First Cut

    EuroLeague recently published an extensive report confirming that 11 clubs have passed the first stage of the process for obtaining franchise status. Those 11 clubs are PAOK, Partizan, Crvena zvezda, Dubai, Valencia, Roma Maxima, Hapoel Tel Aviv, Napoli Basket, London Lions, Paris and Virtus Bologna. As EuroLeague had previously stated, four additional bids are currently […]

  • Hard work and respect set the tone for Panathinaikos’ new season
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    Hard work and respect set the tone for Panathinaikos’ new season

    Panathinaikos have begun laying the foundations for the new season and, as everyone emphasized, their preparations will be built around two key principles: hard work and respect. Panathinaikos held their first official practice ahead of the new campaign on Tuesday, August 25, in an upbeat atmosphere filled with smiles and a strong desire to work. […]

  • No hype, serious upside: 10 EuroLeague moves that could look like steals very soon
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    No hype, serious upside: 10 EuroLeague moves that could look like steals very soon

    Every EuroLeague summer is inevitably dominated by the biggest names. Blockbuster contracts, stars moving between contenders and recognizable players coming from the NBA generate the headlines, but the true value of roster building can often be found one or two tiers below. That is where the moves that barely register in August can turn into […]

  • Kenet Farid
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    The EuroLeague’s Grand Old Men: The Last of the Elder Millennials

    Kenneth Faried is an endangered EuroLeague species. Born in 1989, the Manimal is one of the last representatives of a generation slowly disappearing from Europe’s elite competition. Seven games for CSKA in 2021–22 and, more importantly, a brilliant spell at the start of last season’s Panathinaikos odyssey put him back on the EuroLeague map – […]

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    Why DeMar DeRozan Makes Sense for Denver

    Within two days, the Denver Nuggets lost one of their most important young players and added a man with 26,711 career NBA points. Peyton Watson left for Cleveland on a four-year, $88 million contract, while DeMar DeRozan accepted a one-year veteran minimum deal worth $3.9 million. At first glance, the Nuggets moved quickly to add […]

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    No Such Thing as a Friendly: Serbia and France Prove Jokić Right

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    The simple trick everyone tried, but few learned

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