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FabFive tips, Round 27: How to play like an expert

Mar 02, 2021
by Euroleague.net
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It's time to share a secret to the best players' success in the EuroLeague FabFive Challenge. Finalize your rosters as late as possible. Check the injury reports and take advantage. The first four games in Round 27 tip-off within an hour of each other. Shortly before tip-off, make sure that the stars from those teams are all available – and if not, pounce on the players from lower ranges who may suddenly see more minutes and scoring opportunities.
Below we have recommended Khimki Moscow Region guard Vyacheslav Zaytsev as an excellent option in Round 2, though that is in the event that his backcourt mate and star scorer Alexey Shved sits. If Shved plays, perhaps there is another worthy option to select. Remember, as long as you don't have a player whose game took place in that slot, you can swap out players at any time until the last game of that round, in this case at 20:45 CET on Wednesday when AX Armani Exchange Milan vs Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul tips off.

Athens , Attikír , Greece , Moscow , Moskva , Russia , Milan , Lombardia , Italy , Khimki , Tel-aviv , Israel

FabFive tips, Round 26: Welcome aboard

Feb 25, 2021
by Euroleague.net
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Before anything else, take a good look at all the new names and faces in the FabFive Challenge registry. You'll find Pau Gasol of FC Barcelona at the very bottom of Range 4. Iffe Lundberg CSKA Moscow is nestled into the middle of Range 3 and you will see three new players – Jeremy Evans of AX Armani Exchange Milan, Mario Hezonja of Panathinaikos OPAP Athens and Micheal Eric of CSKA Moscow – at the tail end of that range. Two players who may face one another on Thursday, FC Bayern Munich's David Kraemer and Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv's T.J. Cline, are in Range 2.

Athens , Attikír , Greece , Moscow , Moskva , Russia , Istanbul , Turkey , Belgrade , Serbia-general , Valencia

Bayern tabs swingman Kraemer

Feb 24, 2021
by Euroleague.net
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FC Bayern Munich announced the signing of swingman David Kraemer on a contract for the remainder of the season. Kraemer (1.99 meters, 24 years old) was part of the Austin Spurs squad for the G-League season that started last week but parted ways with that team due to a visa issue. He started his career with Oberwart Gunners of Austria and also played for Weissenhorn Youngstars and ratiopharm Ulm of Germany, as well as for Northern Arizona of the G League, where he averaged 8.2 points and 3.1 rebounds in 15 games last season. Kraemer has been a member of the Austrian U16 national squad and the German U18, U20 and University national teams. He is set to make his Turkish Airlines EuroLeague debut with Bayern. He previously played four seasons in the 7DAYS EuroCup with Ulm, during which he averaged 4.3 points in 35 games.

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EuroLeague rosters are complete after signings deadline

EuroLeague rosters are complete after signings deadline
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Year in review: 2020

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Photos by Will Kirk
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Dec 21, 2020
Our world was forever changed in 2020, a year of monumental challenges and heartbreak, but also of breakthroughs, discoveries, and triumphs large and small. As we prepare to ring in 2021 and turn the tide on a global pandemic, take a look back at how Johns Hopkins weathered the 2020 storm.
January
Students shake it out during an Intersession course on dance movement. The minisemester, which is typically held in January, will be held virtually in 2021.
JHU President Ron Daniels leads an Intersession course on the role of universities in preserving democracy.
Mathematician Emily Riehl (right) learns she has won the President's Frontier Award, which is accompanied by a $250,000 award.

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