Tel Aviv to host FIBA Europe Cup Final Four

The FIBA Europe Cup season will conclude at the Shlomo Group Arena in Tel Aviv, Israel, with Ironi Ness Ziona, confirmed as the host club for the Final Four, to be organized from April 23-25. With the 2020-21 campaign conducted in single venue hubs to ensure all participants’ health and safety, this year’s event marks the…

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Braxton Huggins to Larissa BC

Braxton Huggins (196 cm, G) is on the move to Greece. There he will join Larissa BC and coach Nikos Papanikolopoulos. Larissa is 11th in the A1 standings with a 5-14 record. Huggins finished the season in Finland. He played 22 games for KTP and didn’t make the PlayOffs. Huggins averaged 20.4 ppg and 3.7…

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Kaleb Wesson signs with Oostende

Kaleb Wesson (206 cm, F/C) is on the move to Belgium. Wesson has signed with champions Filou Oostende. Before he can play, Wesson has to go into quarantine, according to Belgian Law. Wesson started this season in the G League. There, he played twelve games for Santa Cruz. Wesson averaged 11.1 ppg and 9.5 rpg…

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Potential match-fixing in Dutch basketball?

Several former basketball players of Dutch Basketball League club Aris from Leeuwarden are suspected of match-fixing at the end of the 2018-19 season. The suspicion is that they cooperated with Korean gamblers, with tens of thousands of euros riding on the matches. The Institute of Sports Justice (ISR) has been investigating the case for the…

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Holon edge Brindisi in FIBA Championsleague playoffs thriller

Hapoel Unet-Credit Holon outlasted Happy Casa Brindisi in a gripping overtime drama on Wednesday to punch their ticket to the Final 8, entering the BCL Quarter-Finals stage for the first time in club history. Meanwhile, in Group K action, SIG Strasbourg and Turk Telekom picked up big wins, over Nizhny Novgorod and AEK, respectively, and…

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Monaco, UNICS complete Eurocup semifinals picture

The two Eurocup quarterfinal series that went the distance proved to be highly entertaining in Game 3. In the end, home-court advantage proved vital as both AS Monaco and UNICS Kazan won to advance to the semifinals. Monaco edged Buducnost VOLI Podgorica 90-87 to advance to the semis for the first time in club history.…

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