Bogdanovic Scores 17, But Serbia, Behind Krstic, Wins Ex-Yugo Title
by Net Income on Aug 9, 2011 5:09 PM EDT
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PrintBojan Bogdanovic scored 17 on 7-for-11 shooting Tuesday, but his Croatian national team fell to Serbia and Nenad Krstic, 80-71, in the Adecco Ex-Yu Tournament title game. The ex-Net hit two free throws with 1:54 left to put the Serbs ahead for good. Both teams move on to London for another "friendly" tourney next week.
Bogdanovic was 7-for-8 from inside the arc but again missed all his three pointers, as he did Monday. He also had four turnovers, giving him nine in two games. Krstic, who along with former Warrior pick Kosta Perovic form Serbia's Twin Towers, finished with 16 and 8. Bogdanovic was the tournament's high scorer. In the London Invitational, which starts a week from Tuesday, another ex-Net, Yi Jianlian, will play for China.
- Boxscore - Slovenian Basketball
- ADECCO CUP: Croatia takes 2nd place; Bojan Bogdanovic led the Tournament in scoring - CroHoops
- Serbian National Team triumphs at the Adecco Cup EX YU 2011 in front of 7000 spectators in Ljubljana - Eurobasket
- Bojan Bogdanović vs Serbia Ex-Yu Cup Final (Video) - The Drizzle is Local - YouTube
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LOL
Yi playing for China during the lockout is not something to be proud off.
Yi takes 3 steps forward and 4 steps backwards.
I live in London
but there is no way i’m going to check out Yi playing basketball.
by Yi Of Little Faith on Aug 9, 2011 5:29 PM EDT reply actions
Yi is so timid he won't be in London
Avery Johnson can go Outlaw himself.
NETS BASKETBALL…. JUST DEAL WITH IT!
that explains what has been happening in london the last 4 days
people found out Yi was coming to play basketball there
The realist keepin it real amongst the surrealists
R.I.P. Big Homey Nate Dogg: "Cuz Iiiiiiiiii have ne-evv-ver met a giiiiiiiiiirrrrrrllllllllllllllllllll tha-at I loved in the whole wide wooorrrlllllddddddd"
by starbury_to_s-jaxci2000 on Aug 9, 2011 6:28 PM EDT reply actions 5 recs
CLEVER
Brooklyn, Where Nets Basketball Happen.
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http://ballandbasketnba.blogspot.com
by silenthero07 on Aug 10, 2011 9:22 AM EDT up reply actions
Two players I can’t believe we gave up on: Nenad and Ryan Anderson. Was that all cost cutting from Ratner? With DWill, both would be great hitting those open shots. Too bad.
No. that was Thorn out-maneuvering himself again
We could have had Reddick and the garbage we did get for Carter, but Thorn said Not so fast… Give us Courtney Friggin Lee. Damn.
JJ for 3!
which may have been about money
if the Nets had done the original deal, it would have cost them $3 million. The final deal was a wash.
We gave up Nenad cause he destroyed his knee.
He’s never been the same, he’s at best a standard issue backup center now.
by vincecarter4pres on Aug 10, 2011 3:21 AM EDT up reply actions
sad but true
the week before he hurt it, he averaged 24 points in three games. Was coming into his own. Recovering from microfracture is very possible. Recovering from torn ACL, particularly for a big man, very difficult.
This may be worthy of NetsDaily because Besiktas may get a Superstar to pair with DWill afterall.
Marc Stein
Goodwin confirms Turkish newspaper report (from VATAN) that he has met w/Besiktas officials. VATAN says Besiktas wants KD if can’t get Kobe
4 minutes ago via TweetDeck
Not sure if it is good for Nets if KD pairs with DWill.
DWill might try to force a trade to OKC if things go too well.
Boggy
He can score, but can he defend, and is he big enough and fast enough to play SF for us?
AND…when will all these IDIOTS come back to the bargaining table?
Paul from Sunny Delray Beach, Florida
SI rates
Bynum, Marc Gasol, Tyson Chandler, Odom, Bogut and Gerald Wallace ahead of Lopez on the Top 100 Players, WTF
Huh. Nets getting no respect.
I’m shocked.
not "that" Jersey Shore...Point Pleasant, 10 refreshing miles north of Seaside.
by John at the Jersey Shore on Aug 10, 2011 10:38 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
I think those are all reasonable except for Bynum and maybe Wallace.
"Dont blame me, I was given this world, I didn’t make it."
-Tupac Shakur
by NetsMets4Life on Aug 10, 2011 1:12 PM EDT up reply actions
I'd agree with Odomo, Bogut, & Wallace.
Tyson brings more fire, but he’s not better.
Gasol is borderline. He’s not the focal point of his offense. If he were, you’d have to say its a possibility. He is ridiculously efficient at what he does.
If Bynum were healthy like Lopez, then you’d also have a hard time saying who’s better. Unfortunately, he’s always on the sideline so no, he’s not better.
Section 4 Row 7 @ Prudential
Agreed
Honestly, I think Bogut is clearly better than Lopez. He is the way better rebounder and defender, and if he doesn’t score more it’s just because he doesn’t get enough touches, he is very talented on O. Yeah, given durability, contract status and age I think Lopez is the better asset, but right now Bogut is the better player IMO.
Brook hasn't scratched the surface yet (playoffs)
Bynum, Marc Gasol, Tyson Chandler, Odom, Bogut and Gerald Wallace ahead of Lopez on the Top 100 Players
When you have to shoot, shoot don't talk.
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