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Talented players in the Ex-Yugo Republics and the Balkans

#21 User is offline   Sir_Charles Icon

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Posted 21 February 2011 - 10:28 PM

Dino Butorac is a nice person, a great fighter but also a kind of gentleman in basket...That can confirm many of his friends...Mitrović, Šehović, Jaramaz, Sloukas...Albicy...

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#22 User is offline   Kenneth23 Icon

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Posted 23 February 2011 - 03:11 PM

Could someone please tell me more about Josip Mikulic,Aleksandar Cvetkovic and Nenad Miljenovic?

Thanks already for the effort

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Posted 28 February 2011 - 02:37 PM

Slovenian basketball prospects

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Posted 08 March 2011 - 01:18 PM

I've got a few other Bulgarians... they are a bit older, but still talented and can develop into something good. First is Pavel Marinov (198-G-1988). He plays for Tundja Yambol in the Bulgarian League and has been showing progress every season since he got into the men's team. At the age of 22 he alredy has more than 120 games at the highest level in Bulgaria, he's really athletic and he keeps on improving his shooting. Here's one of his blocks. He's been on the extended NT roster in the last two years and I think he can be a pretty solid player for a good level European team. http://bgbasket.com/...eer.php?id=4087



The other guys is also from Tundja Yambol, the name is Martin Durchev. He is 23, a swingman, he can also play as two guard if needed. His shooting routine is kinda weird, but I can tell you that he makes it rain from long range, and his big, 203-cm tall, he just needs to get some more weight and get stronger. Durchev almost signed with Siauliai in Lithuania this season, but something didn't work out well in the last moment. http://bgbasket.com/...eer.php?id=2213



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Posted 09 March 2011 - 06:45 PM

View PostSir_Charles, on 04 February 2011 - 12:21 PM, said:

Many people in Croatia think Dario Saric is the most talented young player in Europe...Others believe in Bojan Bogdanovic...but my opinion is that Dino Butorac will be the next Croatian NBA player...


Hi evrobody!

Sir, I know from Croatian forum (NKF) that you are Dino relative, he is great person and good player, but please don't do him bad favors. You will do to him same as you did on NKF, make him evrybody's joke by turnig him into something that he is not.

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Posted 13 May 2011 - 11:26 PM

Highlights of KK Zagreb juniors, winners of Euroleague NIJT

15 Dario Saric 206 94. PG/SF/PF
7 Dominik Mavra 195 94. PG/SG
11 Mario Hezonja 198 95. SG/SF



Highlights of Croatian U-18 junior league MVP, Mislav Brzoja (198 94. SG) who plays for Dubrava, Croatian U-18 champions



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