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Let's stick with better known teams as the list could be endless.



1. Arvydas Macijauskas (Olympiacos, Greece).

2. Ramunas Siskauskas (CSKA Moscow, Russia).

3. Sarunas Jasikevicius (Panathinaikos, Greece).

4. Rimantas Kaukenas (Montepaschi, Italy).

5. Ksystof Lavrinovic (Montepaschi, Italy).

6. Linas Kleiza (Denver Nuggets, NBA).

7. Zydrunas Ilgauskas (Cleveland Cavaliers, NBA).

8. Mindaugas Katelynas (AJ Milano, Italy).

9. Robertas Javtokas (Dynamo Moscow, Russia).

10. Darjus Lavrinovic (Dynamo Moscow, Russia).

11. Simonas Serapinas (Azovmash, Ukraine).

12. Simas Jasaitis (Joventut, Spain).

13. Giedrius Gustas (Kavala, Greece).

14. Antanas Kavaliauskas (Kavala, Greece).

15. Tomas Delininkaitis (Budyvelnik, Ukraine).

16. Renaldas Seibutis (Bilbao, Spain).

17. Donatas Slanina (Murcia, Spain).

18. Povilas Cukinas (Budyvelnik, Ukraine).

19. Marius Prekevicius (Azovmash, Ukraine).

20. Darius Songaila (Washington Wizards, NBA).

21. Arvydas Cepulis (Asesoft, Romania)

22. Dainius Adomaitis (Barons, Latvia).

23. Andrius Mazutis (ASK Riga, Latvia).

24. Rolandas Jarutis (Azovmash, Ukraine).
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Quote:The Greek A1 newcomers Kavala, where Gustas played in the second half of the past season, and the Czech champions Nymburk have both made offers for the Lithuanian international Giedrius Gustas.

Although that Kavala seems to have the first say, Gustas, who has spent 7 seasons with Lithuanian powerhouse Zalgiris Kaunas, has asked for more time to think over the two proposals in order to choose the best one.
Gustas will stay in Kavala for another season after his good season.

Girskis will coach Azovmash for another year while they will offer Prekevicius and Jarutis new contracts too.
Songaila signed a short term deal with BC Donetsk that has an opt out clause for the NBA in season. He is desperate to play in the NBA to be near his family in North Carolina.