SKR wrote:Anthony Randolph going HAM in this tourney and finally living up to goat?
The NBA was holding him back all along.
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SKR wrote:Anthony Randolph going HAM in this tourney and finally living up to goat?
baldur wrote:what kind of organization is this? one group is in finland, another is in israel. Do they even know where these countries are located and how far from each other? to give the sense of an event, it would be better to be held in one country or lets say in two neighbour countries. anyway apart from that, as a turkish, this is by far the worst squad of ours i have ever seen in a championship.
ReKon wrote:Really disappointed about my country's national team (Greece). Besides Giannis i feel like our Centers are way too slow to keep up and shooting is a major issue. Unfortunately there are way too many egos and not a clear cut leader. I feel like this would be a good opportunity for us to incorporate some youngsters like Mitoglou who was playing for Wake Forest last season and got a contract to the Euroleague but he got cut for players that have some experience from the National Team (to be honest i feel like he is a lot better than Agravanis).
UcanUwill wrote:MrTwister wrote:This is Hungary
G: Wittmann, Ruják
G: Vojvoda, Kovács, Perl
F: Hanga, Ferencz
F: Allen, Eilingsfeld, Tóth
C: Keller, Karahodzsics
Added. Now the only roster that missing in OP is Great Britain.
We also face the Kings twice in the near future. I think it's time Yabu pays back some of that free money he's been given his entire career and bounces Fox for a nice 2 week ankle sprain.
jptremblay wrote:In FIBA, no way Marc and Porzingis are ahead of Pau. Pau has been dominating FIBA tournaments since 2002.
EuropeanBball wrote:jptremblay wrote:In FIBA, no way Marc and Porzingis are ahead of Pau. Pau has been dominating FIBA tournaments since 2002.
Completely agree with you, thats not my list, it is made by Eurohoops. In my opinion, Pau is number 1 without doubt.
Marc, Porzingis, Bogdan etc. are far behind him.
My top10 list is:
1 Pau
2 Marc
3 Dragic
4 Bogdan Bogdanovic
5 De Colo
6 Bojan Bogdanovic
7 Porzingis
8 Vucevic
9 Rubio
10 Saric
This list shows how weak actually it is this Eurobasket, i mean if everybody is playing for their NT list will look like:
1. Pau
2. Marc
3. Giannis
4. Teodosic
5. Gobert
6. Galinari
7. Llull
8. Dragic
9. Batum
10. Bogdan Bogdanovic
This is mine opinion of course, maybe i missed someone, but point is clear..
UcanUwill wrote:
EuropeanBball wrote:@UcanUWill
Why not, Vučević is great offensively on both FIBA and NBA level.
I didnt see Dragić for a while at FIBA competitions (he was playing at WC 2014 i guess, but cant remember), but i dont see a reason why he would not be great at FIBA as in the NBA.
I agree with your comment on Rubio, but i didnt know which players to put after 8th place so i put him![]()
NEWS: Turkey will play without Bobby Dixon due to injury, according to Eurohoops.
+teams with most players on EuroBasket (Fenerbahce at 7 after news about Dixon).
UcanUwill wrote:If you rank them from FIBA point of view, which the idea you start with having Pau first, I really have no clue why Rubio and Vucevic are so high. Dragic at nr3 is also very suspect. Granted, to rank these players is very tough and subjective, if I had to rank them :
1. Pau Gasol
2. Marc Gasol
3. Kristaps Porzingis
4. Nando De Colo
5. Dario Saric
6. Goran Dragic
7. Bojan Bogdanovic
8. Jonas Valanciunas
9. Marco Bellineli
10. Bogdan Bogdanovic
11. Sergio Rodriguez
12. Luka Doncic
13. Evan Fournier
14. Dennis Shroeder
15. Adam Hanga
16. Mindaugas Kuzminskas
17. Nikolo Melli
18.Thomas Heurtel
19. Omri Casspi
20. Alexey Shved
I probably missed someone obvious...
EuropeanBball wrote:Why not, Vučević is great offensively on both FIBA and NBA level.
I didnt see Dragić for a while at FIBA competitions (he was playing at WC 2014 i guess, but cant remember), but i dont see a reason why he would not be great at FIBA as in the NBA.
I agree with your comment on Rubio, but i didnt know which players to put after 8th place so i put him![]()
Also i dont understand why people are puting Doncic anywhere on this lists, i mean i can understand Americans who didnt watched him, but...he is not anywhere top 20 players at this competition in my opinion, even with so bad competition...
Mirotic12 wrote:UcanUwill wrote:If you rank them from FIBA point of view, which the idea you start with having Pau first, I really have no clue why Rubio and Vucevic are so high. Dragic at nr3 is also very suspect. Granted, to rank these players is very tough and subjective, if I had to rank them :
1. Pau Gasol
2. Marc Gasol
3. Kristaps Porzingis
4. Nando De Colo
5. Dario Saric
6. Goran Dragic
7. Bojan Bogdanovic
8. Jonas Valanciunas
9. Marco Bellineli
10. Bogdan Bogdanovic
11. Sergio Rodriguez
12. Luka Doncic
13. Evan Fournier
14. Dennis Shroeder
15. Adam Hanga
16. Mindaugas Kuzminskas
17. Nikolo Melli
18.Thomas Heurtel
19. Omri Casspi
20. Alexey Shved
I probably missed someone obvious...
Yeah, you missed some guys like Georgios Printezis, Johannes Voightmann, Boban Marjanovic, Andrey Vorontsevich, and Anthony Randolph. Also, Shved is way too low.
Other players you could argue should be in such lists...Mateusz Ponitka, Ioannis Bourousis, Nikos Pappas, Kostas Sloukas, Giorgi Shermadini, Daniel Theis, Daniel Hackett, Luigi Datome, Roko Ukic, Tomas Satoransky, Bojan Dubljevic, Sam Van Rossum, several of the Latvian players.......
UcanUwill wrote:I didn't watch Greece at all this summer, but I heard Printezis didn't look good. I was thinking about adding him. Bourousis no, these days are over. Haven't seen Roko Ukic in years, but last time he played in Greece, he was GARBAGE. Boban Marjanovic, yeah, how did I miss him, he should be there for sure.
EuropeanBball wrote:Roko Leni Ukic is still garbage, why the hell will someone put him on any list (that is not about worst players)
I mean if you are looking for Croatian guard, Kruno Simon is much better choice.
UcanUwill wrote:
If you rank them from FIBA point of view, which the idea you start with having Pau first, I really have no clue why Rubio and Vucevic are so high. Dragic at nr3 is also very suspect. Granted, to rank these players is very tough and subjective, if I had to rank them :
1. Pau Gasol
2. Marc Gasol
3. Kristaps Porzingis
4. Nando De Colo
5. Dario Saric
6. Goran Dragic
7. Bojan Bogdanovic
8. Jonas Valanciunas
9. Marco Bellineli
10. Bogdan Bogdanovic
11. Sergio Rodriguez
12. Luka Doncic
13. Evan Fournier
14. Dennis Shroeder
15. Adam Hanga
16. Mindaugas Kuzminskas
17. Nikolo Melli
18.Thomas Heurtel
19. Omri Casspi
20. Alexey Shved
I probably missed someone obvious...
Mirotic12 wrote:
I watched most of Ukic's games this year with AEK. He is one of the best players Croatia has. Simon is a very good offensive player. I think he's one of the better small forwards in Europe. However, he is horribly bad on defense.
Alatan wrote:UcanUwill wrote:
If you rank them from FIBA point of view, which the idea you start with having Pau first, I really have no clue why Rubio and Vucevic are so high. Dragic at nr3 is also very suspect. Granted, to rank these players is very tough and subjective, if I had to rank them :
1. Pau Gasol
2. Marc Gasol
3. Kristaps Porzingis
4. Nando De Colo
5. Dario Saric
6. Goran Dragic
7. Bojan Bogdanovic
8. Jonas Valanciunas
9. Marco Bellineli
10. Bogdan Bogdanovic
11. Sergio Rodriguez
12. Luka Doncic
13. Evan Fournier
14. Dennis Shroeder
15. Adam Hanga
16. Mindaugas Kuzminskas
17. Nikolo Melli
18.Thomas Heurtel
19. Omri Casspi
20. Alexey Shved
I probably missed someone obvious...
Dario Saric at 5 ? I hope this is a joke...
UcanUwill wrote:FIBA world rank #5
Spoiler:
maRioGrande wrote:Alatan wrote:UcanUwill wrote:
If you rank them from FIBA point of view, which the idea you start with having Pau first, I really have no clue why Rubio and Vucevic are so high. Dragic at nr3 is also very suspect. Granted, to rank these players is very tough and subjective, if I had to rank them :
1. Pau Gasol
2. Marc Gasol
3. Kristaps Porzingis
4. Nando De Colo
5. Dario Saric
6. Goran Dragic
7. Bojan Bogdanovic
8. Jonas Valanciunas
9. Marco Bellineli
10. Bogdan Bogdanovic
11. Sergio Rodriguez
12. Luka Doncic
13. Evan Fournier
14. Dennis Shroeder
15. Adam Hanga
16. Mindaugas Kuzminskas
17. Nikolo Melli
18.Thomas Heurtel
19. Omri Casspi
20. Alexey Shved
I probably missed someone obvious...
Dario Saric at 5 ? I hope this is a joke...
Wouldn't call it a joke, but he is better than De Colo, should be at number 4.
Alatan wrote:maRioGrande wrote:Alatan wrote:
Dario Saric at 5 ? I hope this is a joke...
Wouldn't call it a joke, but he is better than De Colo, should be at number 4.
I dont agree with Dario being better than De Colo even as he isn't some great player. I dont know what you people see in Dario... Bojan Bogdanovic is clearly the best player on the Croatia NT and apart from shooting he doesnt have much going for him.
UcanUwill wrote:Alatan wrote:maRioGrande wrote:Wouldn't call it a joke, but he is better than De Colo, should be at number 4.
I dont agree with Dario being better than De Colo even as he isn't some great player. I dont know what you people see in Dario... Bojan Bogdanovic is clearly the best player on the Croatia NT and apart from shooting he doesnt have much going for him.
I disagree. Even tho Bojan has the scoring numbers, its Dario who carries that team on both ends. Take Dario out, and that team is hot air.