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In the run-up to Eurobasket 2022, Sportish is presenting two more basketball “maps”: those with the leagues and teams represented. From the NBA to the Portuguese League and from the Bucks to CSKA Sofia.

Eurobasket 2022 begins. The 24 national teams started. And Sportish presents a different “map”: the one with the leagues and teams represented.

Players from the NBA, from Spain, Greece, Italy, France, but also from… Portugal, Austria and… Japan are taking part in this year’s EuroBasket. So here are the two different “maps” of the event:

championships

Spanish league: 46 players (Mario Hezonia, Jan Vesely, Roko Prkatsin, Aleksei Nikolic, Klemen Prepelic, Mike Tobi, Sasu Salin Elias Valtonen, Emil Stoilov, Rokas Giedraitis, Rokas Jokubaitis, Sertak Sanli, Janan Moussa, Emir Suleimanovic, Jaime Pradija, Rudy Fernandez , Xabi Lopez-Arostegui, Jaime Fernandez, Dario Brizuela, Alberto Diaz, Gal Meckel, Malik-Kalev Kochar, Sander Raieste, Bojan Dublijevic, Kendrick Perry, Dino Radoncic, Nemanja Radovic, Roland Saftenaar, Adam Hanga, Volodymyr Herun, Artem Pustovi, Justus Holaj, Andrew Albicci, Vincent Poirier, Gerson Yabusele, Thad McFadden, Becca Burjanadze, Yorgi Sermadini, Vanja Marinkovic, Nikola Kalinic, Dusan Ristic, Aleksandar Balcerovski, AJ Slaughter, Thomas Satoranski, David Gelinan, Dave Ostrom)

NBA: 32 players (Yannis Antetokounmpo, Nikola Jokic, Simone Fontecchio, Bojan Bogdanovic, Dario Saric, Thanasis Antetokounmpo, Ivica Zubac, Goran Dragic, Luka Doncic, Vlatko Cancar, Lauri Markkanen, Domantas Sabonis, Jonas Valanciunas, Alpereni Oskan, Korkmaz, Jusuf Nurkic , Willy Hernangomet, Usman Garuba, Juancho Hernangomet, Denny Avdiya, Marko Simonovic, Alex Len, Franz Wagner, Daniel Theiss, Evan Fournier, Rudy Gober, Theo Malenton, Sandro Mamukelasvili, Goga Bitaj, Tyler Dorsey, Vit

Turkish league: 18 players (Achile Polonara, Nick Kalathis, Jaka Blazic, Di Bost, Bugrahan Tucer, Erkan Osmani, Meli Mahmutoglu, Onuralp Bitim, Sadik Kampacha, Shane Larkin, Gigican Sebir, Seamus Hazar, John Roberson, Amat Ebaye, Vasilije Micic, Marko Guduric, Michal Michalak, Gabriel Olaseni)

German championship: 17 players (Maudo Lo, Nick Wheeler-Bubb, Jalin Smith, Zyga Samar, Tamir Blatt, Yovel Zusman, Matt Harms, Andreas Obst, Christian Sengfelder, Johannes Tiemann, Jonas Wohlfarth-Bottermann, Vladimir Lucic, Ognien Jaramaz, Martin Peterka, Audrey Senhal, Jaromir Bohaczyk, Thomas Kieslinck)

Italian championship: 17 players (Marco Spisu, Nico Magnion, Paul Billinga, Stefano Tonut, Niccolò Melli, Gianpaolo Ricci, Tommaso Baldasso, Alessandro Pazzola, Luigi Datome, Amedeo Tessitori, Mikael Jantunen, Mikael Hopkins, Johannes Vogtman, Ismael Bako, Michal Sokolovski, Mateus Ponitka, Carl Whittle)

Championship of Montenegro: 11 players (Edin Atic, Kenan Kamenias, Aleksandar Lazic, Igor Drombniak, Aleksa Ilic, Vladimir Mihajlovic, Zoran Nikolic, Nikola Pavlišević, Petar Popović, Zoran Vucelic, Marko Jagodić-Kurica)

Lithuanian championship: 11 players (Eigirindas Zoukauskas, Ignas Brazdeikis, Arnas Butkevicius, Martinas Hovius, Lukas Lekavicius, Kristoupas Zemaitis, Kristian Koulamae, Giorgi Goloman, Benedek Varadi, Dmytro Skapichev, Manu Lecomte)

French championship: 11 players (Toni Perkovic, Ilari Seppala, Miralel Halilovic, Szilard Behnke, Eli Okombo, Terry Tarpey, Retin Obasohan, Hans Wedwin, Dominik Oleniczak, Jakub Schenk, Cavell Bigby-Williams)

Greek championship: 10 players (Sasha Vezenkov, Giorgos Papagiannis, Giannoulis Larentzakis, Alexander Madsen, Marius Grigonis, Yannick Franke, Kostas Papanikolaou, Mustafa Fal, Kostas Sloukas, Michalis Lountzis)

israeli league: 9 players (Lorenzo Brown, Rafael Menko, Guy Pnini, Nimrod Levy, Tomer Ginat, Jake Cohen, Idal Zalmansson, Roman Sorkin, Sim-Sander Vene)

Polish championship: 9 players (Ivan Ramliak, Ziga Dimek, Janari Joesar, Matias Tas, Jaroslav Zyskowski, Aaron Sell, Lukas Kolenda, Alexander Dieva, Jakub Garbas)

Belgian championship: 8 players (Andin Vrabac, Keij van der Voorst de Vries, Jean-Marc Mouema, Pierre-Antoine Gillet, Kevin Touba, Alexandre Liebert, Brenz Blajenberg, Haris Bratanovic, Maxime De Zeeuw)

Bulgarian championship: 8 players (Dimitar Dimitrov, Deyan Karamblilov, Andrei Ivanov, Pavlin Ivanov, Chavdar Kostov, Stanimir Marinov, Alex Simeonov, Alexander Yanev)

Dutch League: 7 players (Edon Matsuni, Worthy de Jong, Shane Hamming, Mohamed Kerazi, Jito Kok, Olaf Saftenaar, Leon Williams)

Ukrainian championship: 7 players (Audrey Balvin, Yussuf Shannon, Denis Lukasov, Bogdan Blizniuk, Ilya Sidorov, Vyacheslav Bobrov, Ivan Chachenko)

British Championship: 7 players (Luke Nelson, Voytek Hruban, Ovi Soko, Benjamin Mockford, Dan Clarke, Patrick Whelan, Jamel Anderson)

Hungarian championship: 6 players (Yanos Ellingsfield, Jabba Ferenc, Akos Keller, Zoltan Perl, Adam Somogui, David Vojvoda)

Slovenian League: 4 players (Lovro Gnidic, Karlo Matkovic, Edo Muric, Zoran Dragic)

Serbian League: 4 players (Nemanja Nedovic, Ioannis Papapetrou, Yam Madar, Duda Sanadze)

Championship of Estonia/Latvia: 4 players (Martin Dorbeck, Christian Kitching, Rauno Nurger, Vitaly Zotov)

Japanese League: 4 players (Semba Saith, Roscoe Allen, Patrick Auda, Miles Hesson)

NCAA: 4 Players (Miro Little, Kerr Krissa, Jesse Edwards, Rati Andronikashvili)

Finnish championship: 3 players (Sean Huff, Henry Kantonen, Petri Koponen)

Croatian League: 3 players (Dominic Mavra, Amar Gegic, Sani Tsambara)

Georgian championship: 2 players (Merab Bokolisvili, Beka Bekauri)

Russian championship: 2 players (Dejan Davindovac, Nikola Milutinov)

Iraqi League: 2 players (Kahaber Jintsaranje, Michael Berishvili)

Austrian championship: 1 player (Ivan Alipiev)

Czech championship: 1 player (Martin Kriz)

G league: 1 player (Hendry Drell)

Tunisian Championship: 1 player (Gyorgi Chinchandze)

Portuguese League: 1 player (Sharlon Clough)

Free Agents: 14 players (Dennis Schroeder, Krunoslav Simon, Kostas Antetokounmpo, Luka Rupnik, Topias Palmi, Mindaugas Kuzminkas, Aydin Penava, Svi Michaliuk, Nils Gifai, Sten Sock, Toma Ertel, Timotheus Lugagou-Cambaro, Jonathan Tabou, Dimitris Agravanis)

The players by teams

Free Agents: 14

Budukhnost 8

Armani Milan 7

Olympiacos 6

RealMadrid 6

barcelona 6

Maccabi 5

Anatolou Efes 5

Alba Berlin 5

Probably 5

Basconia 4

Bavaria 4th

Fenerbahce 4

Zedevita/Olympia 4

valencia 4

DenBosch 4

Murcia 4

Ostend 4

Tenerife 3

Milwaukee Bucks 3

Salgiris 3

Virtus Bologna 3

Balkans 3

Malaga 3

London Lions 3

Kalev Kramo 3

Gran Canaria 3

Bamberg 3rd

Panathinaikos 2

Hapoel Tel Aviv 2

Lietkampelis 2

partisan 2

CSKA Sofia 2

CSKA Moscow 2

Indiana Pacers 2

Risk 2

Galatasaray 2

Houston Rockets 2

Utah jazz 2

Denver nuggets 2

Rita 2

Dallas Mavericks 2

Venice 2

Cleveland Cavaliers 2nd

Chicago Bulls 2

hamburger 2

anvil 2

Helsinki seagulls 2

BC Wolves 2

Sacramento Kings 2

New Orleans Pelicans 2

Bursaspor 2

falcon 2

Fehvar 2

Budivelnik 2

Reggio Emilia 2

beta 2

sip 2

gravel 2

Treviso 2

Manisa 2

Brunswick 2

Oklahoma City Thunder 2

Darusafaka 2

TSU 1

Fuenlabrada 1

creight 1

Le Mans 1

Bulasak 1

ADSC 1

split 1

Borates 1

Orleans 1

Girona 1

Slask Wrostlav 1

Yokohama BC 1

LA Clippers 1

Philly 76ers 1

Phoenix Suns 1

Burgos 1

Antwerp 1st

Minnesota Timberwolves 1

Bachehir 1

Limburg 1

truffle 1

wall 1

Karhou Kauchatzoki 1

baylor 1

Viller Ban 1

Kagawa 1

EC 1

St Chamonde 1

Orlando Magic 1

Rustavi 1

Manresa 1

Arcadia 1

US Monastir 1st

Brindisi 1

Brussels 1

students 1

beroe 1

Portland Trailblazer 1

Monaco 1

Nanterre 1

Chimbona 1

Zadar 1

Bilbao 1

Belfius Mons 1

Alvark Tokyo 1

credit 1

Toronto Raptors 1

pants 1

Washington Wizards 1

Andorra 1

Red Star 1

Hapoel Galil Elyon 1

Bulls of the Windy City 1

Arizona 1

stable 1

tools 1

Dabrova 1

Hapoel-Jerusalem 1

tomorrow 1

Studenski 1

Zaragoza 1

derby 1

Charleroi 1

Leipzig 1

cheshire 1

POC 1

suffering 1

Syracuse 1

skyliner 1

postage 1

donar 1

crown 1

Groeningen 1

Niigata Albirex 1

Atomeromou 1

corment 1

New York Knicks 1

Riga 1

Al-Qaraba 1

drunk 1

breogan 1

BC Jonava 1

Nieburg 1

Newcastle English 1

Manchester Giants 1

melia 1

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Valencia signed Justin Anderson to a 45-day contract

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Valencia’s jersey will be worn next season by former NBA player Justin Anderson (1993, 1:98).

After Semi Ojeleye, Victor Klaver and Jarrett Harper were ruled out, Valencia went on the market and finally agreed to a deal with Justin Anderson (1993, 1:98 minutes), giving him a 45-day contract with the option to extend offered the rest of the season.

The 30-year-old guard previously played for Breogan, where he averaged 12.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.6 assists in 11 Liga Endesa and Basketball Champions League games. This was also his first European experience as he made his living in the NBA and G-League in the past. Anderson has exactly 257 appearances in the world’s premier league with the Mavericks, Sixers, Hawks, Cavaliers and Pacers.

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Real Madrid equalized Badalona

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Despite the fatigue of the previous week in the EuroLeague, Real Madrid impressively got past Badalona’s home game (101-73).

Real Madrid was very exhausted after the monster week of the EuroLeague, but was undeterred against Badalona. Chus Mateo’s players crushed their opponents (101-73) to secure their 31st win of the season.

Dazan Moussa (15 points on 3/5 3-point shots) and Mario Hezonia (14 points on 4/6 3-point shots) did the most damage in Badalona’s defense on a night that Real Madrid two more players had double figures and shot 39% from three.

real Madrid: Ambalde 7 (1/4 three-pointers, 5 rebounds), Cabasso 8 (2 three-pointers, 5 assists), Hezonia 14 (4/6 three-pointers, 6 rebounds), Tavares 6 (5 rebounds), Moussa 15 (3/5 three-pointers, 4 assists), Kozer 5 (1), Rudy 9 (2), Gondaleth 4, Alothen 11 (1), Poirier 10 (5 rebounds), Yule 3 (1), Ediaye 9 (4 rebounds).

Real Madrid team statistics: 19/27 2-pointers, 15/38 3-pointers, 18/19 shots, 39 rebounds (30 defensive + 9 offensive), 26 assists, 9 turnovers, 10 steals, 4 blocks.

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Ben McLemore was released by AEK Betsson and ten days later he found the next stop in his career in Spain and Breogan.

Ben McLemore was a high-profile summer signing for AEK Betsson, but the long-time NBA player left the union on December 12th.

Ten days later, Breogan announced the signing of the American goalscorer and McLemore continued his career in the Iberian Peninsula.

Dikefalos was his first team in Geria Epirus and after his release from the Yellow-Blacks he continues to play in Europe and in the Liga Endesa.

During his short stay in our country, he scored 9.7 points in the Stoiximan Basket League, while in Europe and the Basketball Champions League he averaged 9.2 points.



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