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Carlik Jones reminded us why he’s the daddy in the Belgrade derby but this should never have been so close. Partizan’s superstar delivered big against Crvena Zvezda in Euroleague but concerns remain over how dependent Joan Penarroya’s side are on him, writes Emmet Ryan.

Dads are great. I’d even go so far as to say they’re important. My Dad, may he rest in peace,...


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Access to basketball has gotten easier but there’s still work to do. Emmet Ryan on the baby steps to give fans in Europe more access to more competitions but the need to make some giant leaps. Emmet Ryan on the slow progress being made.

The new season is in full swing and, no matter where you are in Europe, getting to watch every game you want to see isn’t exact...


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The NBA returns today, it even has a game at a friendly timeslot for Europeans. Yet that’s not how we’re getting ready for it. No, instead Emmet Ryan examines three Euros with points to prove this season. Here’s why Giannis Antetokounmpo, Franz Wagner, and Domantas Sabonis are the three most interesting Euros entering the new season.

When this site started, over...


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Two summers ago, Guerschon Yabusele was a $2.1 million bargain for the Philadelphia 76ers, signed on a one-year deal after his Olympic final against the United States. This summer, after a season split between the Knicks and Bulls, Panathinaikos gave him €12.6 million over three years, one of the three biggest contracts in European basketball.  Philadelphia, meanwhile,...


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Only two sides have never been relegated from Ireland’s top flight. On Saturday night, they faced off in the Domino’s Super League yet, as Emmet Ryan writes, the fates of St Vincent’s and Killester look rather different this season.

Considering Ireland’s had a national league for well over 50 years, it’s no small thing that only two sides have never been relegat...


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