That would be good for the league and club. I assume they would play in Pionir?
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What's the current situation with Buducnost? I see key players leavin' them since the last months of last season(Dragicevic, Simonovic, Scekic). What are their plans for future, who's gonna stay/go? What kind of roster they plans to have? Any info on that? Their site seems to be dead, hard to find anything. Thnx
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I'm a Zvezda fan so looks like I'm going for FMP this year. I'd be happier if there was an actual merger. Igokea disappointed me giving up there spot after a good season.
I think the league should just expand up to 18 teams. The potential is all there. It's just amazing that so many old big name teams can not even stay in this league... Zvezda, Split, Zadar, Bosna. In some ways a testament to it's strength I guess.
I love following this league. It's not boring like in football where the same two teams in Serbia or Croatia win every year. OK Partizan has dominated trophies but the overall quality is there.
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Originally posted by Mindozas View PostWhat's the current situation with Buducnost? I see key players leavin' them since the last months of last season(Dragicevic, Simonovic, Scekic). What are their plans for future, who's gonna stay/go? What kind of roster they plans to have? Any info on that? Their site seems to be dead, hard to find anything. Thnx
Best young locals are staying (Sead Sehovic, Vladimir Mihailovic and Bojan Dubljevic who shined at the U20 EC). The first major recruit is Milivoje Bozovic (PF 211 1985) from Hemofarm Vrsac.
Propects Nikola Ivanovic (G 187 '94) and Nemanja Radovic (PF 206 '91) are due to join in the upcoming days. Both played for Montenegro at the U20 EC.
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Krka completed their roster for the coming season:
PG: Curtis Stinson, Bojan Krivec, Simon Petrov
SG: Zoran Dragič, Jimmy Baxter
SF: Edo Murič, Matej Rojc
PF: Marko Balažic, Marko Đurković
C: Smiljan Pavič, Jerome Jordan
Đurković and Stinson are a mistery to me, but overall they could be near the level from the last season. Shouldn't be an easy opponent.Originally posted by Jon_KoncakThat's funny shit.I cant believe there are sports fans thinking like it.It's like Federer losing to random Japanese player in round 1 of French Open but tournament director stepping in and saying "hey it was a fluke win who wants to watch a random Japanese guy in next round,Federer qualifies"
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From Croatian clubs
KK Zagreb
Dario Saric 94. 206 SF/PF
Toni Prostran 91. 181 PG
Dominik Mavra 94. 194 PG/SG
Mario Hezonja 95. 200 SG/SF
Miralem Halilovic 91. 205 PF (B&H)
Domagoj Bubalo 91. 212 C
Saric is probably only one that will see minutes for senior team. Maybe Prostran and Halilovic gets some
Cibona
Tomislav Zubcic 90. 210 PF
Stipe Krstanovic 93. 206 PF
Pavle Marcinkovic 89. 197 SG/SF
Zubcic is expected to be one of leaders, whille Marcinkovic will be role player
Cedevita
Miro Bilan 89. 212 C
Filip Kraljevic 89. 212 C
Bilan should be backup for somebody who they sing if they work out his contract with Zadar. Kraljevic will just sit on bench
Å iroki (Croatian club from Herzegovina)
Josip Bilinovac 90. 192 PG/SG
Dino Butorac 90. 190 SG (on loan from Cedevita?)
Fran Pilepic 89. 194 SG
Ivan Ramljak 90. 203 SF
Boris Barac 92. 206 PF
Boris Topalovic 92. 205 PF
Darko Planinic 90. 211 C
Mario Novak 90. 216 C
besides Topalovic and Novak rest should get lot of playing time
most iteresting from those who I expect to get minutes: Saric, Zubcic, Bilan, Barac, Pilepic and Planinic. Last two are not hyped and much known and never metnioned by some "scout sites" butt for me they are 2 most underreated Croatian prospects. Pilepic is hell of shooter who knows how to play. Has decent athletic abilitys and last year showed he has guts in B&H finals and some home games against Partizan and Olimpija. Planinic started basketball at age of 16. From then made great improvment. Tough big man who is not scared to bang down low. Efective in positionig near basket. Bit like young Pekovic
Over all poor year for Croatia when it comes to prospects besides Siroki. Very sad that in NLB Croatian basketball will profite most trough club from Bosnia and HerzegovinaJordi Bertomeu sucks!
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Originally posted by pohani komarac View PostFrom Croatian clubs
KK Zagreb
Dario Saric 94. 206 SF/PF
Toni Prostran 91. 181 PG
Dominik Mavra 94. 194 PG/SG
Mario Hezonja 95. 200 SG/SF
Miralem Halilovic 91. 205 PF (B&H)
Domagoj Bubalo 91. 212 C
Saric is probably only one that will see minutes for senior team. Maybe Prostran and Halilovic gets some
Cibona
Tomislav Zubcic 90. 210 PF
Stipe Krstanovic 93. 206 PF
Pavle Marcinkovic 89. 197 SG/SF
Zubcic is expected to be one of leaders, whille Marcinkovic will be role player
Cedevita
Miro Bilan 89. 212 C
Filip Kraljevic 89. 212 C
Bilan should be backup for somebody who they sing if they work out his contract with Zadar. Kraljevic will just sit on bench
Å iroki (Croatian club from Herzegovina)
Josip Bilinovac 90. 192 PG/SG
Dino Butorac 90. 190 SG (on loan from Cedevita?)
Fran Pilepic 89. 194 SG
Ivan Ramljak 90. 203 SF
Boris Barac 92. 206 PF
Boris Topalovic 92. 205 PF
Darko Planinic 90. 211 C
Mario Novak 90. 216 C
besides Topalovic and Novak rest should get lot of playing time
most iteresting from those who I expect to get minutes: Saric, Zubcic, Bilan, Barac, Pilepic and Planinic. Last two are not hyped and much known and never metnioned by some "scout sites" butt for me they are 2 most underreated Croatian prospects. Pilepic is hell of shooter who knows how to play. Has decent athletic abilitys and last year showed he has guts in B&H finals and some home games against Partizan and Olimpija. Planinic started basketball at age of 16. From then made great improvment. Tough big man who is not scared to bang down low. Efective in positionig near basket. Bit like young Pekovic
Over all poor year for Croatia when it comes to prospects besides Siroki. Very sad that in NLB Croatian basketball will profite most trough club from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Naturally as a Maccabi fan I'd probably follow the centers more
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Originally posted by Joško Poljak Fan View PostKrka completed their roster for the coming season:
PG: Curtis Stinson, Bojan Krivec, Simon Petrov
SG: Zoran Dragič, Jimmy Baxter
SF: Edo Murič, Matej Rojc
PF: Marko Balažic, Marko Đurković
C: Smiljan Pavič, Jerome Jordan
Đurković and Stinson are a mistery to me, but overall they could be near the level from the last season. Shouldn't be an easy opponent.My blog about european hoops http://insidehoops.blog.com
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Originally posted by Markoishvili View PostThey will be very good defensively, but shooting looms as a big concern. Between Stinson, Dragic and Muric there will be enough bricks to build a new arena.Favourite Clubs:
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Favourite League:
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Euroleague
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EUROBASKET 2013-SLOVENIJA
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Originally posted by Markoishvili View PostThey will be very good defensively, but shooting looms as a big concern. Between Stinson, Dragic and Muric there will be enough bricks to build a new arena.
Krivec is there somewhere as well.Originally posted by Jon_KoncakThat's funny shit.I cant believe there are sports fans thinking like it.It's like Federer losing to random Japanese player in round 1 of French Open but tournament director stepping in and saying "hey it was a fluke win who wants to watch a random Japanese guy in next round,Federer qualifies"
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