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Christmas is over, and it’s almost the mid-point of the Euroleague season, join Austin and George as they go through a whistle stop tour of this year’s Euroleague teams, giving each one a lightning quick review for the season.

  • 00:00-06:00 Efes
  • 06:00-11:00 Valencia
  • 11:00-15:00 Milano
  • 15:00-20:20 Barcelona
  • 20:20-24:40 Crvena Zvezda
  • 24:40-27:50 Bamberg
  • 27:50-32:50 Unicaja
  • 32:50-37:10 Baskonia
  • 37:20-42:50 Khimki
  • 42:50-48:15 Maccabi
  • 48:15-53:45 Real Madrid
  • 53:45-1:00:00 Zalgiris
  • 1:00:00-1:06:20 Fenerbahce
  • 1:06:20-1:10:50 Panathinaikos
  • 1:10:50-1:16:35 Olympiacos
  • 1:16:35-1:23:00 CSKA

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  1. Cos Reply

    Let me make it clear that I am an Olympiacos fan. I just happen to think that Mike James cannot play for a team that wants to win a league. If he wants to win, he can only do that in China. A bit like Langford. Great for a team that is built around him, but not quite good enough to do that for a contender.

    Pappas is way better than him this season. He’s winning games for PAO. Game-winning shots almost every other game. Pasqual basically plays him mostly in the 4th quarter so when you look at his numbers, think of that…
    He had reduced what Mike James did into a limited role instead of a team strategy like it was last year.

    As for Olympiacos, all is good, but we are one of the worst scoring teams in the Euroleague.
    We also have made very ugly losses against Barcelona, Panathinaikos and Bamberg.
    The game against Madrid -or should I say Doncic- counts as a loss. If we played against them that way with ONE center playing until the end of the game, we would have lost.
    All three games the problem was offense.
    Against Barcelona we simply couldn’t score for the whole of the second half. Wasn’t a high scoring game. Barcelona only broke away at the middle of the 3rd quarter and after we missed maybe 8 straight attempts.
    With PAO, same story. Rivers got hot “warm” in the 3rd quarter, a couple of other players scored some threepointers, but nothing special and we couldn’t keep up because we couldn’t score for like 5 minutes.
    Against Bamberg we had scored 4 points in the 4th quarter to blow a 10 point lead in a low-scoring game until Strelieks scored a 3 pointer when Bamberg had more or less won.

    We’re 2nd or 3rd from the bottom in 3point percentage.

    Spanoulis being back is cool although he more or less lost us the game at Bamberg.
    Tillie will be back before the end of next month they say. That’s why they didn’t sign a player to replace Agravanis who is out until the end of the season.

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