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Rubo il pane a C.M. e vado a vedere dove e chi si pensa venga scelto
nei prossimi draft di NON-USA ad oggi :
1 - Yao  Ming e vabè ...
9 - Tskita, in caduta libera, non ha senso si renda elegibile, IMHO
10 - Nene brasiliano del 82
17 - un tale Nachbar, secondo trevigiano, ma non erano solo i
bianconeri, gli "europei" ricercati ?
21 - Scola dal TAU
23 - Gazduric, pertica olandese da UCLA
28 - sorpresa, J. Welsch da Lubiana
30 - tale Solak, 7 piedi turco dell'80
33 - Il noto cangurino Andersen
34 - Il nuovo Papa del PAO
39 - il lutuano Songaila da Wake Forest (Seragnoli ingaggialo ...)
49 - Il "mito" di Simone, SAV OV IC dalle Hawaii
52 - L'altra pertica danese (?) da Oregon
55 - La "bomba" Navarro
58 - Lubos Barton ceco (?), da Valpa
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Chi va, chi rimane, chi è fuori posto ?
Ciao da Artis

Dove diamine hai pescato queste previsioni??
DEVO ASSOLUTAMENTE AVERE UN CURRICULUM di Savovic' da sottoporre a chi di
dovere.. ;-)))
Bel lavoro, grazie, ciao,
Simone

Artis ha scritto:
Copio e incollo gli appunti "from Casalecchio to NBA"
http://foxsports.lycos.com/content/view?contentId=475300
da vedere fat man walking in forma, in maglia Wisconsin, da farsi due
risate, forse...
... e leggere qualche, IMHO, boiata ...
Future NBA Draft Picks: 
Nickoloz Tshitshvili (Skeeta) — Skeeta was the player that all the NBA
scouts came to see. The only problem is that Skeeta never saw the
floor. The 6-foot-11 18-year-old sits the bench for Benetton, who lost
to Panathinaikos in the semifinals. Although Skeeta saw limited
playing time during the year for Benetton (coached by former Nuggets'
coach Mike D'Antonio), he saw most of his action on the junior team.
Very young, Skeeta is unquestionably the real deal. He handles like a
guard, is a great outside shooter, and is an all around great athlete.
The original thought was that Skeeta would probably make himself
available for the NBA draft next season and then be taken in the top
3. However, that plan may have changed. We had a long discussion with
Skeeta's agent, who revealed that if his big man is projected to go
top 10 he will definitely be entered into the draft. He also said that
if drafted he expects Skeeta to go directly to the NBA team and not
wait until he has honed his skills. There are 3 lottery teams that
have expressed interest in Skeeta (we know the Heat are one of them)
and the NBA draw may be too tempting to turn down. Even the agent
agreed that Skeeta would be best staying another year or two in Europe
before going to the NBA, but at this point that option looks very
unlikely. 
Bostjan Nachbar (Boki) — Reminds us of the Sonics' Vladimir
Radmonivich. Boki is 6'9" and can shoot the three. He played a
terrific first quarter in the semifinals for Benneton and then faded
away. Was it enough to impress the scouts? Sounds like it. We have
heard everything from lottery to mid first round. Boki is young and
will likely need a year or two to get used to the NBA game. 
 
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Sani Becirovic — Just 20 years of age, Sani is already a polished
guard. Although he is entering the first year of a five-year contract
with Kinder Bologna, he has an escape clause after each season. Sani
is considered a very good NBA prospect, but he's coming off knee
surgery and will need another year of healthy play to convince the NBA
scouts to invest in his services. 
David Anderson — If Anderson could hit the 10-15 footer he would
definitely be a first round pick. At 6'11", Anderson is an athletic
big man who runs the court very well. Although he is just 22, one NBA
scout told us that three years ago Anderson was a considered a
can't-miss prospect, but he hasn't improved since then. He played
great in the semifinal game for Bologna and showed an excellent touch
from the line throughout the weekend. Anderson should get selected
somewhere in the second round. 
Lazaros Papadopoulus — He looks like a taller Carlos Boozer and plays
a little like Eric Montross. This Greek giant is a legit 7-footer with
decent offensive moves (a nice spin move into the lane) and a strong
inside defensive presence. Played a great second half of the finals,
and it couldn't have come at a better time. Scouts project him as a
late first rounder at best, but it's more likely that he'll land
somewhere in the second round. It is not known if Lazaros will choose
to come to America next season even if he does get drafted. 
Matjaz Smodis — Smodis was eligible for the draft last season but
wasn't selected, making him a free agent. Smodis would love a chance
to play in the League and might have convinced scouts that he has the
ability. A little bit undersized for a power forward (6'8"), Smodis
can shoot the three and plays with more energy than anyone on the
court. He created quite a buzz over the weekend. 
Players Whose Rights are Owned by the NBA 
Emanuel Ginobili — Ginobili's rights are owned by the San Antonio
Spurs, who have drafted themselves an absolute gem. Ginobili is 6'6",
has an above average outside shot and is as quick as any small forward
in the League. Put him in the NBA right now and he wins the slam dunk
competition, his hops are that nice. Kinder Bologna's leading scorer
is the Argentinian version of a human highlight film. His Italian
contract is up and all signs point to Ginobili suiting up for the
Spurs next season. 
Marko Jaric — Drafted by the Clippers a couple years back, Jaric is
widely suspected to supplant Jeff McInnis at the point next season. He
could be a star in L.A. He loves the spotlight, is an outstanding
leader, and has the pro experience to step in immediately and take
control of that team. Talent-wise, Jaric is top notch. Besides being a
true 6'8", Jaric has an improved jump shot, is quick and will be a
solid NBA defender. There is a chance that Jaric and Ginobili could
battle it out for NBA Rookie of the year next season. 
The Milwaukee Bucks still hold the rights to Rashard Griffith, who
while playing for Kinder (of Bologna, Italy) scored just two points in
the European championship game. 
Todd Rosenberg /AllSport  
Rashard Griffith — The big man was drafted by the Bucks quite some
time ago out of the University of Wisconsin. Although he did not play
well in the finals for Kinder, three different scouts told us that
Griffith would be a top 5 center in the NBA right now. He is a big
body and although he doesn't move too quickly, he is an outstanding
passer with good moves around the basket. We spent a good amount of
time with Griffith's agent over the weekend and we don't expect to see
Rashard in the NBA next season. He is loved by all out here and quite
frankly, he loves Italy. However, it does not look like Rashard will
resign with Kinder Bologna and will be in Chicago this summer, so
anything can happen. The agent did say that the Bucks refuse to
relinquish Griffith's rights and there hasn't been any contract
discussions with Milwaukee in quite some time. 
OTHER NOTABLES: 
We spent the spent a lot of time with former Notre Dame great David
Rivers. Once called "The Best Player Not in the NBA" by Sports
Illustrated, Rivers has organized the American International Players
Association (AIPA), an organization that assists American players
balling abroad. In Rivers' career he has won titles in 4 different
countries ... Tony Parker's success in the NBA this past season comes
as a surprise to many international scouts and players. Everyone
seemed to know that Parker had potential , but after playing 2 years
in France, Tony really hadn't come into his own. According to one
scout, the Spurs were infatuated with Parker's quickness but did not
expect him to develop into the controlled point guard he proved to be
this season ... Although former UCLA Bruin Tyus Edney lost in the
semifinals, he led Benetton in dimes and points and was named as the
point guard on the All Europe Team. We spent some time with him and he
is one of the true professionals and nice people in the game ... Tyus
Edney's backcourt mate? Charlie Bell ... Pepe Sanchez is a backup
guard for Panathinaikos and was held scoreless in both the semifinals
and the finals ... Look out for And 1. They had several people over
here from America and are making a hard push to sign a number of
European players. 
Ciao da Artis

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http://www.nbadraft.net/
ciao
Marco

dovere.. ;-)))
Stesso posto dei "maledetti" draft ...
;-))))
http://www.nbadraft.net/
quindi se vuoi evitare ...
http://www.nbadraft.net/profiles/predragsavovic.htm
sempre più in dettaglio ...
http://uhathletics.hawaii.edu/Player/player.html?pid=8&aid=5005
Ciao da Artis

Grazie ragazzi.
Ho un nuovo idolo!
E l'ho pure visto in faccia.
Appena ho un po' di tempo faccio un minimo di scouting....
Ciao!
Simone

Simko ha scritto:
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Pensavo fosse Mihajlovic ...
;-)))
Ciao da Artis

 dovere.. ;-)))
Altre info, se servono:
http://www.worldbasket.com/player/main.phtml?code=A24418&year=x0001
Il sito comunque è ottimo in generale.
Ciao,
Gigi

 wrote:
Chi va e puň starci:
Yao  Ming
Nachbar
Papadopoulos
Navarro
Chi va e ci rimbalza presto:
Tskita
Scola 
Songaila 
Andersen
Chi dovrebbe provarci:
Varejao (Barca, mi pare classe 82)
Vujcic (Asvel)
Kambala (ragass, non mi ricordo dove caz gioca...)
Ciao,
JV

 JV
Ciao Simone

 
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 Manca anche Stojic, ma per lui il futuro è l'Europa...
La stagione in corso non lo ha visto molto presente in campo ...
Ciao da Artis

 La stagione in corso non lo ha visto molto presente in campo ...
Purtroppo, problemi fisici e quella maledetta fissa di D'Antoni che il russo 
possa decidergli la partita con una serie di tiri fuori ritmo e forzati... 
Ma porca...
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anno...
Hai fatto apposta, ammettilo ...
Ciao da Artis