Olimpia Milano, Thoughts on Peppe Poeta: A Surprising Possibility Emerges
After the third consecutive loss in league and EuroLeague play, the coaching job of the coach born in 1985 is starting to look precarious.
Category: basketball
Selom Mawugbe warns Udine: “We’ll be different”
“I’m convinced we’ll show a different side of ourselves than the one we showed against Slask,” says Trento’s center.
Zeljko Obradovic Brings Joy to His Former Team, Olimpia Milano
“He’s always ready to correct me, both during practice and in games,” Dinos Mitoglou says excitedly.
Calzavara reveals what happened with Christon and sets his sights on Trento
After a decisive performance in Desio against Cantù, the player from Udine explains what happened and what he expects for Saturday.
The Serie A Basketball League and Dole Italia Move Forward Together
It was announced that the partnership has been renewed for the third consecutive year.
Olimpia Milano returns to Belgrade, where kids learn to play basketball in the street “kavezi”
Iconic courts such as the famous Mozzart 3×3 Kavez in Belgrade or the historic court in Šabac are the places where Serbia’s reputation as a global powerhouse in streetball and basketball was born.
Venice Collapses; Spahija, Stunned, Lashes Out at His Players
Reyer lost to Cluj-Napoca 98-92: the Orogranata’s defense was poor
Awudu Abass is on his way out: an old acquaintance of his joins the transfer battle between the two Roman clubs
Currently under contract with Dubai, Abass could switch teams in the coming weeks, given his increasingly limited role within the Emirati club’s plans.
A Month in the EuroLeague for Juhann Begarin
The former Monaco player will temporarily replace the injured Mathis Dossou-Yovo.
Naples dominates; Coach Repesa is already looking ahead
The team from Campania scored a landslide victory in Montenegro in the EuroCup
A EuroLeague signing for Sasha Djordjevic’s Bahcesehir
Born on March 21, 1993, in Novi Sad, the Serbian player began his professional career with Hemofarm before moving to Red Star Belgrade in 2012.
Insults and Whistles: Fines for Two Teams Newly Promoted to A2
The second matchday of the first half of the season was also played in the second division, and not everything went smoothly.
Tezenis Verona: The Fine Doesn’t Dampen the Euphoria
The Verona club was fined 1,200.00 euros for frequent collective insults directed at the referees by the crowd.
Frank Vitucci is ready to make his first firing in Cantù
The icing on the cake was a heated exchange with the coach, who then didn’t send him back onto the field.
Awudu Abass: A return to Italy is a real possibility
The former player for Cantù, Olimpia Milano, Brescia, and Virtus Bologna—who is currently in Dubai—is being targeted by two clubs in Italy’s top division.
After the race, Cody Demps’ Israeli wife was subjected to insults and threats: “Murderer”
A very unfortunate incident marred the postgame atmosphere at the Flaminio Stadium in Rimini, a place that should be associated above all with sports and its values.
A New Chance for Chris Chiozza After His Disappointing Stint in Cantù
According to a report by BPG Info, the American point guard is reportedly in advanced negotiations with Budućnost
A mistake that can happen: In Treviso, they just laugh it off
Everyone makes mistakes, and often even double-checking doesn’t help. This time, it happened to a national sports newspaper.
Mario Fioretti is downcast after the crushing defeat in Rome: “It wasn’t even a game; we’re angry and disappointed”
The Piedmont team suffered a decisive defeat on the road against BC Roma, which won by a wide margin of 108-70.
Neven Spahija speaks candidly: “I wouldn’t have anything to say if Trieste had won”
“We came away with this victory because we were able to handle a couple of key possessions better down the stretch,” he said.
Taccetti: “We can compete with anyone, but that 8 out of 32…”
“We haven’t always been brilliant on offense, but we faced one of the best defensive teams in the league,” noted the Trieste coach.
Maxima blows it in the final stretch; Cotelli: “If you give up 33 points in the fourth quarter…”
Maxima Roma came close to pulling off an upset in Bologna, but Virtus, when its back was against the wall (down by 11 in the fourth quarter), fought back and turned the game around.
Neven Spahija: “I have enormous respect for Trieste”
“We know very well how difficult it can be to play in a raucous arena with their fans cheering them on,” adds the Reyer coach.
Basketball, Day 2: Here are the results according to ChatGPT Plus, which lists four road wins
It’s a frenetic start to the basketball season in Italy and Europe: two Serie A games are scheduled for Saturday.
At least for the games against Milan and Scafati, Ramagli will have to do without Brockington
The tests revealed an injury to the left soleus muscle.
Milan’s Curva says it is outraged: “We’re constantly being provoked by a Bologna fan”
The fallout continues following the EuroLeague derby that pitted the two Italian teams against each other at the Forum in Assago.
Mannion is great, but that’s not enough. “Work hard and keep improving,” Magro sums it up.
“It was our first game in Europe. The level of physicality and intensity is different from what we face in Italy,” notes the BC Roma coach.
RaiQuan Gray was too rough—the basket paid the price: the game was suspended
A strange incident occurred at the PAOK Sports Arena during the game between Trinchieri’s team and Manresa.
Olimpia Milano vs. Virtus Bologna Isn’t Over Yet: Verbal Clashes Between Fans
There was no shortage of tension in the EuroLeague derby, but even hours later, nerves are still running high.
Alex Mumbrù is baffled by the infamous call: “Things like this shouldn’t happen at this level”
There was no shortage of controversy at the end of the EuroLeague derby.
