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Some selected Lega A and German BBL plus/minus numbers

Some selected Lega A and German BBL plus/minus numbers

Posted 14 June 2010 | By J. | Categories: German League, Italian League, statistics | 1 Comment

Few domestic leagues in Europe are offering plus/minus-statistics. Two of them are Italian Lega A and German BBL. Even though they only have them in boxscores and not as accumulated stats in player/team profile, it is better than nothing. Out of interest I had a look at oncourt/offcourt plus/minus of selected players from…

Stats of the week – Pace comparisons

Stats of the week – Pace comparisons

Posted 12 June 2010 | By J. | Categories: Adrialeague, Domestic leagues, Euroleague, French League, German League, Greek League, Italian League, Spanish League, statistics | No Comments

Been short of time lately. Here’s a short post about average pace in European basketball leagues. I wrote a similar post about a year ago, which led to the conclusion that indeed the Balkan leagues (Adriatic League, Greek A1) which are said to be halfcourt-dominated leagues, are exactly that. At the same time,…

Busy midseason transfer market

Busy midseason transfer market

Posted 04 January 2010 | By J. | Categories: ALBA, Aris, Euroleague, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Olympiacos, notes, statistics | 1 Comment

While Euroleague and EuroCup have been taking a Christmas/New Year’s break, the winter transfer market has been fairly busy. Especially in Greece, where Olympiacos acquired Scoony Penn, while Aris signed Ivan Paunic at the expense of Juan Dixon, and Dragan Labovic at power forward. Finally, no Jeremiah Massey for them. Meanwhile, Maccabi is…

Stat of the week: Comparing leagues again, this time three point shooting

Stat of the week: Comparing leagues again, this time three point shooting

Posted 01 December 2009 | By J. | Categories: Adrialeague, Domestic leagues, Euroleague, French League, German League, Greek League, Italian League, Spanish League, statistics | No Comments

Whenever I watch an ACB game, I am under the impression that players are allowed to let it fly quicker and more frequently from the perimeter than in other European leagues. There are a whole lot of three point specialists that have made a name for themselves in the league over the years,…

Weekend Roundup 09-11-2009: Efes victorious in clash of the Turkish titans

Weekend Roundup 09-11-2009: Efes victorious in clash of the Turkish titans

Posted 09 November 2009 | By J. | Categories: Adrialeague, Domestic leagues, German League, Greek League, Italian League, Spanish League, Turkish League | No Comments

Spain: Real Madrid kept its ACB win streak alive, improving to 6 and 0 behind a combined 28 points by the power forward tandem of Jorge Garbajosa and Novica Velickovic. A semi-fit Juan Carlos Navarro had 10 points for Barcelona in crunch time to put aside a tough CajaSol side, as Navarro’s outstanding…

Weekend Roundup 26-10-2009: 16 year old Chrysikopoulos debuts in Greek A1

Weekend Roundup 26-10-2009: 16 year old Chrysikopoulos debuts in Greek A1

Posted 26 October 2009 | By J. | Categories: ASVEL, Adrialeague, Aris, Barcelona, Domestic leagues, French League, German League, Greek League, NBA, Russian League, Spanish League, Turkish League | 1 Comment

Again I am summarising league action from all around Europe for you, referring to the most important games and just about everything else I take notice of. The last significant domestic basketball league to tip off its regular season was Greek A1, where the first gameday was highlighted by the appearance of a…

Weekly statistic: Comparing average league pace

Weekly statistic: Comparing average league pace

Posted 10 October 2009 | By J. | Categories: Adrialeague, Domestic leagues, Euroleague, French League, German League, Greek League, Italian League, Russian League, Spanish League, Turkish League, notes, statistics | 6 Comments

The European basketball scene, with its more than a dozen leagues that could be considered as “important”, is too big for all of us to really be experts. Some of us might watch games from many leagues here an then, but those who don’t e.g. get paid for scouting hardly have the chance…

09/10 Euroleague rosters revisited

09/10 Euroleague rosters revisited

Posted 27 August 2009 | By J. | Categories: AJ Milano, ALBA, ASVEL, Aris, Barcelona, Benetton, CSKA, Caja Laboral, Charleroi, Cibona, Efes, Euroleague, Fenerbahce Ulker, Khimki, Le Mans, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maroussi, Montepaschi, Oldenburg, Olympiacos, Panathinaikos, Partizan, Prokom, Real Madrid, Rytas, Unicaja, Union Olimpija, Zalgiris | 4 Comments

The European basketball transfer summer started slowly, but by the end of August, a large majority of the Euroleague rosters are already complete. Wasn’t it supposed to take a little bit longer? One of the two big remaining questions are A) the future whereabouts of Ricky Rubio, B) what surprise Olympiacos is going…

Reviewing the 08/09 German BBL season

Reviewing the 08/09 German BBL season

Posted 13 July 2009 | By J. | Categories: ALBA, Domestic leagues, German League, Oldenburg | 2 Comments

Another BBL season, another – for the sixth year in a row – new champion. This time EWE Baskets Oldenburg took the crown in the final seconds of Game 5 of the BBL Finals, beating Telekom Baskets Bonn, who had been up by three 23 seconds from the buzzer when their point…

ALBA gets the last wildcard

ALBA gets the last wildcard

Posted 23 June 2009 | By J. | Categories: ALBA, Euroleague, Euroleague System | 5 Comments

Euroleague has just made official that ALBA Berlin is indeed going to receive the remaining wildcard for the preliminaries. This comes only hours after the news that BC Khimki Moscow will receive the C-licence-wildcard, meaning direct qualification for the Euroleague regular season. The Euroleague Shareholders Executive board is currently holding meetings in Barcelona.…

Who gets the wildcard?

Who gets the wildcard?

Posted 20 June 2009 | By J. | Categories: ALBA, ASVEL, Aris, Euroleague, Euroleague System, French League, Humor, Le Mans | 1 Comment

With all domestic leagues finally coming to an end next week, a serious question arises: Who will receive the Euroleague wildcard? Is it everybody’s darling ALBA Berlin, 2nd in Euroleague attendance last season, is it a club from Greece, where budgets are rather going down than up, is it a team from ACB,…