I’ll be trying to keep roster transactions and projected depth charts updated in this post. And I’m counting on your input not only for updates, but also for improving some inaccuracies that will inevitably occur in such a big post with almost 30 teams.
The transaction center should consist of Euroleague…
Last in our free agent series – already consisting of point guards, shooting guards, small forwards, and power forwards – we will take a look at the center position. The biggest fishes were to be caught last offseason, when Euroleague’s arguably two best traditional big men, Tiago Splitter and Nikola…
Coming up next in our little series, after point guards, shooting guards and small forwards, are the power forwards. The four spot is a position where players with many completely different attributes unite. A large majority of European coaches these days prefer to go with dynamic faceup-fowards that can shoot the three as…
Following point guards and shooting guards, here is our look at what the small forward position has to offer in the coming offseason.
It all starts with one of Europe’s most fascinating players, the 07/08 Euroleague regular season MVP Ramunas Siskauskas. There is however a bit of confusion regarding the Lithuanian’s…
After taking a look at the upcoming top free agent point guards in Europe last week, it’s time to move on to the shooting guard position. There are some big names out there, but yes, this position lacks depth a bit.
The hottest name on the market is without doubt Igor…
2008 was a remarkable summer in terms of player transactions. We got tons of players coming back from overseas: Bostjan Nachbar, Jorge Garbajosa, Nenad Kristic, Carlos Delfino, Primosz Brezec. Additinally, we got the high-profile acquisitions of Josh Childress, Jannero Pargo and Brandon Jennings – two of them established NBA…
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