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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe?
EuroLeague, show me the article, so I can read it. What "reports" are you talking about?
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe?
[QUOTE=el gringos]Because its all minor league bball to the nba players- if they are going to be playing minor league ball than its just for the team that gives them the most money- its not like the nba players care which minor league they play in, none are the nba[/QUOTE]
Yes Euroleague title is a dream
For all American players
They will get homecoming parade
Like Anthony Parker
And get the Best Scrub Citizen Award
And franchise player type of contract
And be mention on the same breath
With Ear Jordan
Win MVP
You will forever in Euroleague lore
Americans will talk about you
You will never fade away from obscurity
Like Joseph Blair
LMAO
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe?
[QUOTE=chains5000]While I'm sure both Gasols would love to play for Barcelona if there's a lockout, I'm just not sure if Barcelona should do it.
Sure, the team would get better, but what would happen the following season? The Gasol brothers would leave, and Barcelona's frontcourt would be really thin (it's not like they can keep on the injured list the players that would replaced by Pau and Marc).
Barcelona is a top candidate to win every FIBA trophy as it is, so why risk their future?[/QUOTE]
they should do it because if the nba is cancelling the whole season, the league will be severely damaged and euroleague and ACB must do everything they can to steal a piece of the basketball cake.
you start by getting all the nba superstars you can to play this season in europe, that way you get sponsors and media attention, and european leagues can grow and narrow the gap with NBA just a little.
also this way, players can see that playing in europe is not that bad, and superstars in their primes already would have done it, setting a precedent.
also, spanish media report real madrid going for dwight howard and/or lamarcus alridge (real madrid trailblazers with rudy, sergio and alridge :roll: )
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe?
[QUOTE=sodap]they should do it because if the nba is cancelling the whole season, the league will be severely damaged and euroleague and ACB must do everything they can to steal a piece of the basketball cake.
you start by getting all the nba superstars you can to play this season in europe, that way you get sponsors and media attention, and european leagues can grow and narrow the gap with NBA just a little.
also this way, players can see that playing in europe is not that bad, and superstars in their primes already would have done it, setting a precedent.
also, spanish media report real madrid going for dwight howard and/or lamarcus alridge (real madrid trailblazers with rudy, sergio and alridge :roll: )[/QUOTE]
Fair argument, but in terms of quality players produced European basketball is closing the gap little by little every year because of a better development system for youth players.
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=ZenMaster]Fair argument, but in terms of quality players produced European basketball is closing the gap little by little every year because of a better development system for youth players.[/QUOTE]
How is the gap closing when the last european players to have a major impact in Nba were drafted in 2001(Parker,Pau).Europe hasnt produced anythin but solid starters(Marc Gasol,Deng,Batm) or role players ever since.
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=Jon_Koncak]How is the gap closing when the last european players to have a major impact in Nba were drafted in 2001(Parker,Pau).Europe hasnt produced anythin but solid starters(Marc Gasol,Deng,Batm) or role players ever since.[/QUOTE]
Fewer stars, but more solid starters and good role players coming off the bench. And if you look at the last drafts, it was almost European dominated. So, the emergence of European basketball is continuing, it's just not at the star level at the moment.
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe?
[QUOTE=rodman91]Durant = FIBA MVP
Dirk = FIBA MVP,Eurobasket MVP,7 time european basketball of the year.
Tony Parker = European player of the year
You = Crazed Troll[/QUOTE]
:roll: :roll: :roll:
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=Jon_Koncak]How is the gap closing when the last european players to have a major impact in Nba were drafted in 2001(Parker,Pau).Europe hasnt produced anythin but solid starters(Marc Gasol,Deng,Batm) or role players ever since.[/QUOTE]
Use your brain man.
This is what the NBA has done with European talents ever since guys like Pau, Dirk, Parker, ever since they saw that European players might get too much power in the "American game" and they have since then purposely crushed down the European influence.
Look at the facts.
Drafting players like Rubio, Darko, Skita with high lotto picks - players that are not even considered mildly good in Europe.
Then hyping them up to a fever pitch, saying they would be all time greatest NBA players in the case of Rubio and Darko, etc.
Then you have the NBA purposely bringing in players like Jerebko, Casspi, nothing more than role players in Europe and making them NBA starters/6th men...........
What does the NBA do with bonafide Euroleague elite players in the same times?
Spanoulis = forced to sit on the bench by his coach
Navarro = forced to take a back seat to terrible players because they "wanted the youth to play"
Papaloukas = not given anything near a fair contract offer.
Siska = same as Papaloukas
Jasikevicius = given his fair place with the Pacers, but then benched for no reason by Golden State.
The NBA markets these players as "Euro stars that just are not good enough to play in the NBA".
Meanwhile, American players that were in Euroleague get marketed as "Euroleague superstars", come to the NBA and instantly get their roles and playing time, even yes, during NBA broadcasts are called "Euroleague legends".
In this list are such "Euroleague legends" as Gary Neal, Lynn Greer, Will Bynum, Charlie Bell, etc., etc. - strangely enough these guys get plenty of playing time, even if they play way worse than the European guys did.
And then of course the most obvious one of all. The fact that now the NBA is every single year drafting guys that will never even be decent players in Europe, drafting them every year, and at the same time, choosing not to draft dozens of guys that will be good players from Europe.
And how do they talk during the NBA draft? "Every one of the best players from Europe gets drafted every year." "If they are not one of the best players from Europe, they don't get drafted".
If you can't figure out that this is NBA marketing, and is all planned then there is no hope for you.
Just look at Yao Ming.............as soon as the NBA realized the impact he was having in China, as soon as they realized he was a potentially dominant center and NBA player....................
the NBA began instructing the refs to take him out of games and make him a non-factor. And as it has been said from internal memos that the US senate saw when they investigated the NBA after the Tim Donaghy scandal, the NBA has actually sent out memos internally claiming that they had to stop Yao Ming's impact in the league because, "we cannot allow a Chinese player to dominate against black Americans".
Keep living in your fantasy world man.
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=Euroleague]Use your brain man.
Just look at Yao Ming.............as soon as the NBA realized the impact he was having in China, as soon as they realized he was a potentially dominant center and NBA player....................
the NBA began instructing the refs to take him out of games and make him a non-factor. And as it has been said from internal memos that the US senate saw when they investigated the NBA after the Tim Donaghy scandal, the NBA has actually sent out memos internally claiming that they had to stop Yao Ming's impact in the league because, "we cannot allow a Chinese player to dominate against black Americans".
[B]Keep living in your fantasy world man[/B].[/QUOTE]
LoL-o-Holic!
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=Euroleague]Use your brain man.
This is what the NBA has done with European talents ever since guys like Pau, Dirk, Parker, ever since they saw that European players might get too much power in the "American game" and they have since then purposely crushed down the European influence.
Look at the facts.
Drafting players like Rubio, Darko, Skita with high lotto picks - players that are not even considered mildly good in Europe.
Then hyping them up to a fever pitch, saying they would be all time greatest NBA players in the case of Rubio and Darko, etc.
Then you have the NBA purposely bringing in players like Jerebko, Casspi, nothing more than role players in Europe and making them NBA starters/6th men...........
What does the NBA do with bonafide Euroleague elite players in the same times?
Spanoulis = forced to sit on the bench by his coach
Navarro = forced to take a back seat to terrible players because they "wanted the youth to play"
Papaloukas = not given anything near a fair contract offer.
Siska = same as Papaloukas
Jasikevicius = given his fair place with the Pacers, but then benched for no reason by Golden State.
The NBA markets these players as "Euro stars that just are not good enough to play in the NBA".
Meanwhile, American players that were in Euroleague get marketed as "Euroleague superstars", come to the NBA and instantly get their roles and playing time, even yes, during NBA broadcasts are called "Euroleague legends".
In this list are such "Euroleague legends" as Gary Neal, Lynn Greer, Will Bynum, Charlie Bell, etc., etc. - strangely enough these guys get plenty of playing time, even if they play way worse than the European guys did.
And then of course the most obvious one of all. The fact that now the NBA is every single year drafting guys that will never even be decent players in Europe, drafting them every year, and at the same time, choosing not to draft dozens of guys that will be good players from Europe.
And how do they talk during the NBA draft? "Every one of the best players from Europe gets drafted every year." "If they are not one of the best players from Europe, they don't get drafted".
If you can't figure out that this is NBA marketing, and is all planned then there is no hope for you.
Just look at Yao Ming.............as soon as the NBA realized the impact he was having in China, as soon as they realized he was a potentially dominant center and NBA player....................
the NBA began instructing the refs to take him out of games and make him a non-factor. And as it has been said from internal memos that the US senate saw when they investigated the NBA after the Tim Donaghy scandal, the NBA has actually sent out memos internally claiming that they had to stop Yao Ming's impact in the league because, "we cannot allow a Chinese player to dominate against black Americans".
Keep living in your fantasy world man.[/QUOTE]
So several NBA teams are purposefully sabotaging their draft rights. Right.:facepalm
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=pegasus]So several NBA teams are purposefully sabotaging their draft rights. Right.:facepalm[/QUOTE]
[IMG]http://http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z174/shoeman121/its_a_conspiracy.jpg[/IMG]
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=Jon_Koncak]How is the gap closing when the last european players to have a major impact in Nba were drafted in 2001(Parker,Pau).Europe hasnt produced anythin but solid starters(Marc Gasol,Deng,Batm) or role players ever since.[/QUOTE]
Numbers of players coming to the NBA from Europe increases almost every year taking away spaces for American players in their own domestic league.
GM's and coaches like a lot of these players because of their versatility, a direct consequence of how coaches coach youth players over here.
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=pegasus]So several NBA teams are purposefully sabotaging their draft rights. Right.:facepalm[/QUOTE]
YES
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe?
[QUOTE=rodman91]Durant = FIBA MVP
Dirk = FIBA MVP,Eurobasket MVP,7 time european basketball of the year.
Tony Parker = European player of the year
You = Crazed Troll[/QUOTE]
:roll:
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=Euroleague]Use your brain man.
This is what the NBA has done with European talents ever since guys like Pau, Dirk, Parker, ever since they saw that European players might get too much power in the "American game" and they have since then purposely crushed down the European influence.
Look at the facts.
Drafting players like Rubio, Darko, Skita with high lotto picks - players that are not even considered mildly good in Europe.
Then hyping them up to a fever pitch, saying they would be all time greatest NBA players in the case of Rubio and Darko, etc.
Then you have the NBA purposely bringing in players like Jerebko, Casspi, nothing more than role players in Europe and making them NBA starters/6th men...........
What does the NBA do with bonafide Euroleague elite players in the same times?
Spanoulis = forced to sit on the bench by his coach
Navarro = forced to take a back seat to terrible players because they "wanted the youth to play"
Papaloukas = not given anything near a fair contract offer.
Siska = same as Papaloukas
Jasikevicius = given his fair place with the Pacers, but then benched for no reason by Golden State.
The NBA markets these players as "Euro stars that just are not good enough to play in the NBA".
Meanwhile, American players that were in Euroleague get marketed as "Euroleague superstars", come to the NBA and instantly get their roles and playing time, even yes, during NBA broadcasts are called "Euroleague legends".
In this list are such "Euroleague legends" as Gary Neal, Lynn Greer, Will Bynum, Charlie Bell, etc., etc. - strangely enough these guys get plenty of playing time, even if they play way worse than the European guys did.
And then of course the most obvious one of all. The fact that now the NBA is every single year drafting guys that will never even be decent players in Europe, drafting them every year, and at the same time, choosing not to draft dozens of guys that will be good players from Europe.
And how do they talk during the NBA draft? "Every one of the best players from Europe gets drafted every year." "If they are not one of the best players from Europe, they don't get drafted".
If you can't figure out that this is NBA marketing, and is all planned then there is no hope for you.
Just look at Yao Ming.............as soon as the NBA realized the impact he was having in China, as soon as they realized he was a potentially dominant center and NBA player....................
the NBA began instructing the refs to take him out of games and make him a non-factor. And as it has been said from internal memos that the US senate saw when they investigated the NBA after the Tim Donaghy scandal, the NBA has actually sent out memos internally claiming that they had to stop Yao Ming's impact in the league because, "we cannot allow a Chinese player to dominate against black Americans".
Keep living in your fantasy world man.[/QUOTE]
:roll:
This is proof that Euroleague is genuinely psychotic
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Re: Manu, Durant, Hedo, Gasol Bros., Calderon, Asik, Dirk, Casspi, Splitter To Europe
[QUOTE=Nick Young]:roll:
This is proof that Euroleague is genuinely psychotic[/QUOTE]
:confusedshrug: