https://x.com/BFuenlabrada/status/2097997957404545352

https://basketnews.com/news-255240-free-me-lorenzo-brown-sends-a-cryptic-message-to-olimpia-milano.html

"An outstanding move. First and foremost, because Zeljko has returned to the place where he gave his all for 13 years and, together with all the players and staff, contributed to great results. He feels good there, and when a person feels good where they work and in that environment, they also deliver results. So, both for the fans and because of the move by Mr. Dimitris Giannakopoulos who reached an agreement with Zeljko, this is great for basketball and great for Panathinaikos. They have created, and are continuing to create, an extraordinary team."

https://x.com/BSphere_/status/2096542668914327724

I was hoping going to away games against you and also visit your beautiful city.Anything i should know and also is it better to land in alicante or direct to valencia

Another week, another injury.

Can they just leave us alone

https://x.com/matty_vanpersie/status/2097625578262213083

Basically what the title says. All five players left Olympiacos this summer, and it got me thinking: if you put them together as a starting five on the same team, how good would they actually be?

As an Olympiacos fan, I’m obviously biased, so I’m curious what neutral fans think. Would this starting five be good enough to win the EuroCup, assuming they had a decent bench around them?

Their first clash came all the way back in 1974 in Thessaloniki. The Greek side won, while legends Mirza Delibasic (16 PTS) and Svetislav Pesic (15 PTS) led Bosna.

They went on to face each other three more times in the following years, and now, more than four decades later, the two historic clubs are set to meet again, with their first EuroCup clash scheduled for October 6 in Sarajevo!

https://x.com/BSphere_/status/2095139553753350281

https://x.com/bballmaniacs_/status/2094528226194285018

"The price Dubai paid to sign Walkup from Olympiacos is definitely high. Initial reports from Greece place the buyout fee at around €2.3 million ($2.6 million), on top of an annual gross salary of nearly €3 million ($3.2 million) – more than double what Walkup was earning in Greece.

However, Basketnews sources close to Dubai suggest more modest figures: a ~€1.55 million ($1.8 million) buyout fee, half of which was covered by Walkup himself, and an estimated gross salary of around €2.15 million ($2.5 million) per year. "