Euroleague Finals Blog: Olympiacos Wins Title Behind 42 From Spanoulis and Law

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Kyle Hines, OlympiacosGo ahead and grab a lead in a Euroleague final against Olympiacos.  Go on.  I dare you.

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Euroleague Power Rankings: Mirotic Sets Record, Barca Back On Top

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Nikola Mirotic’s 31 points and 11 rebounds in Real Madrid’s 105-104 overtime win at Zalgiris were career highs.  His performance from the free throw line was an all-time Euroleague best: 18-for-18.

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Mitnick: Top Eurostash Players For NBA Deadline Deals

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Since the days of Arvydas Sabonis, NBA teams have been drafting European players with the intention of stashing these prospects in the mother continent before they make their NBA debut.

Some of these players go on to be stars, such as Manu Ginobili, Ricky Rubio and Marc Gasol. Others, such as Milos Vujanic and Frederic Weis, never even smell the league.

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Gibson: Bulls Should Make Mirotic Untouchable, Euroleague Heats Up

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A source within an NBA front office told Sheridan Hoops he considers Real Madrid’s Nikola Mirotic to be the best NBA prospect still playing in Europe.

I wholeheartedly agree, and that’s why the Bulls would be crazy to part with the Montengrin power forward in a trade for Pau Gasol, or almost anyone else.

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Podcast: How the Bulls can get Pau Gasol

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We’ve already told you that the Los Angeles Lakers have Ryan Anderson atop their wish list if they decide to trade Pau Gasol, who sat out last night’s loss to the Houston Rockets with what the Lakers called “knee tendinitis.”

Guess the “big boy pants” will have to wait for another night.

With each passing day, it appears the likelihood of the Lakers moving Gasol increases. We are now 10 days away from Dec. 15 — the date when players who signed as free agents over the summer (such as Anderson) become trade-eligible.

In yesterday’s post on Anderson, we noted that the Chicago Bulls, who have long coveted Gasol, have the goods to get a deal done in a three-way trade if they are willing to part ways with Taj Gibson, a future No. 1 draft pick owed to them by the Bobcats, plus a little more.

That little more could include EuroStash asset Nikola Mirotic, who we have written about often on this site.

Yes, the Hornets love Anderson, who will be 27 years old in three years when the Hornets expect to be a contnding team again. But is they can turn him into three valuable assets that will boost their rebuilding plan, it is something they are going to have to take a hard look at.

I discussed that possibility on 95.7 The Game in the Bay Area. Click the play button below to listen.

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