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Celtics add Uruguayan center Esteban Batista

Posted by admin on 29 Sep 2007 at 10:55 am under Boston Celtics, Dahntay Jones, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, esteban batista, uruguay

The Boston Celtics continue to fill the spots around their new trio of superstars Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen. On Thursday, they added Esteban Batista and Dahntay Jones to their training camp roster that will be touring Italy this month. Both signed non-guaranteed contracts.
Esteban Batista had a fantastic performance in the [...]

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Reversal of Fortunes: Puerto Rico up, Brazil down

Posted by admin on 28 Aug 2007 at 11:42 am under Diego Logrippo, Fabricio Oberto, Filiberto Rivera, Luis Scola, Manu Ginobili, PJ Ramos, Pablo Prigoni, Roman Gonzalez, Walter Herrmann, argentina, brazil, canada, carlos arroyo, carlos delfino, esteban batista, larry ayuso, leandro barbosa, levon kendall, mexico, paolo quinteros, uruguay, usa, venezuela

Puerto Rico 97: Brazil 75
The answer to the question: What’s Up with Puerto Rico? may have been answered. Maybe they needed something to wake them up. Just yesterday, they were only two minutes away from being eliminated and leaving Las Vegas for good.
Puerto Rico’s future depended on the outcome of [...]

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TOA Day Five: USA Blasts Brazil, Argentina Survives.

Posted by admin on 27 Aug 2007 at 2:42 pm under Diego Logrippo, FIBA, Gary Forbes, Hector Romero, Luis Scola, Manuel Barrios, Nicolas Mazzarino, Romel Beck, Tournament of the Americas, argentina, brazil, carlos delfino, carmelo anthony, esteban batista, kobe bryant, leandro barbosa, lebron james, mexico, panama, paolo quinteros, tayshaun prince, tiago splitter, uruguay, usa, venezuela, virgin islands

USA 113: Brazil 76
What was supposed to be the United State’s toughest test turned into another blowout. Team USA continued their dominance of group B by manhandling Brazil last night 113-76.
Brazil did hang tough for about one quarter and a half, but was eventually overwhelmed by Team USA’s offensive prowess and fantastic defense. [...]

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TOA Recap: Undefeated Brazil and USA to Meet Today

Posted by admin on 26 Aug 2007 at 9:22 am under Cuthbert Victor, Romel Beck, Tournament of the Americas, argentina, brazil, canada, carlos arroyo, carlos delfino, carmelo anthony, esteban batista, jose juan barea, larry ayuso, leandro barbosa, levon kendall, mexico, michael redd, olu famutimi, paolo quinteros, puerto rico, steve nash, uruguay, usa, virgin islands

USA 123: Canada 59 After demolishing the Virgin Islands 123-59 on Thursday, the United States used a balanced offensive attack and strong defense to rout Canada 113-63. Again, the Americans were led in scoring by Carmelo Anthony with 25 points and sharpshooter Michael Redd with 19 points (5 three pointers). Olu [...]

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Fiba Americas Recap: USA Wins Big, Uruguay wins Small & Mexico Stuns Puerto Rico

Posted by admin on 25 Aug 2007 at 1:25 pm under Tournament of the Americas, amare stoudemire, atlanta hawks, brazil, canada, carl english, carlos arroyo, carmelo anthony, danilo pinnock, esteban batista, horacio llamas, jaime lloreda, juan mendez, kobe bryant, leandro barbosa, marcelo machado, mexico, michael redd, panama, puerto rico, samuel dalembert, tiago splitter, uruguay, usa, venezuela, victor mariscal, virgin islands

USA vs. Venezuela: 112:69
Carmelo Anthony and Michael Redd each scored 17 points as the United States defense forced Venezuela into 19 turnovers. Amare Stoudemire added 16 and 14 points for the US. Greivis Vasquez, an incoming freshman at Maryland, scored 12 points for Venezuela on 3-11 shooting. The US [...]

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