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BallinEurope.com was established in September 2007 by Christophe Ney and Tobias Seitz. Both were bloggers for FIBA.com and had more than a decade of experience in the professional basketball scene. Their goal was to offer a distinct viewpoint on basketball in Europe. Christophe now manages the well-regarded scouting site, European Prospects.
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2 weeks ago |
ballineurope.com | Emmet Ryan
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander didn’t just arrive in the NBA spotlight this season—he owned it. Oklahoma City’s star guard has gone from under-the-radar standout to legitimate regular season MVP winner, putting up numbers that demand attention. But as the season nears its end and the finals heat up, there’s one big question: Is SGA really a lock for the NBA finals MVP award, or are the sportsbooks telling a different story?
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1 month ago |
ballineurope.com | Emmet Ryan
After a disappointing trip to Abu Dhabi, both Ergin Ataman’s Panathinaikos and Georgios Bartzokas and Olympiacos face a Greek finals with a different flavour. The best of five series, which starts on Friday, holds more weight than usual. Excluding the seasons where Olympiacos opted out of playing in the Greek League due to its dispute with the federation, you have to go back to 2005 for the last finals series that didn’t feature both the Reds and Panathinaikos.
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1 month ago |
ballineurope.com | Emmet Ryan
Fenerbahce knew they were in for a fight but, as the confetti rained at the Euroleague Final Four, it was Sarunas Jasikevicius and company who could celebrate. The final proved one game too far for Vassilis Spanoulis in his maiden season with a gallant AS Monaco. The Big Yellow Machine had a lot of new friends in the building compared to Friday night. Fenerbahce fans travelled in large numbers, with talk of €1,000 being charged by scalpers for tickets.
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1 month ago |
ballineurope.com | Emmet Ryan
Panathinaikos came to Abu Dhabi looking to go back-to-back at the Euroleague Final Four for the first time ever. Fenerbahce came out to crush the narrative. The Big Yellow Machine weathered the storm to decisively book their place in Sunday’s final. This was always going to be tense. The first game at every Euroleague Final Four has that extra touch of nerves. Still, it was Fenerbahce’s ability to hold theirs when under the greatest of pressure that got them over the line against Panathinaikos.
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1 month ago |
ballineurope.com | Emmet Ryan
It’s Vassilis Spanoulis against the club where he made his legacy. The second semi-final of the Euroleague Final Four in Abu Dhabi pits Olympiacos against AS Monaco. Emmet Ryan breaks it down and makes his fearless prediction. This sport isn’t scripted but you could hardly have written a better one for this. Vassilis Spanoulis, in his first season as AS Monaco head coach, is taking on Olympiacos, the club where he became a legend, at the Euroleague Final Four.
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