All around the orange ball
The Minnesota Timberwolves are pleasently surprised with Darko Milicic, acquired last month from the New York Knicks. The NBA franchise is planning to offer to the Serbian center a multi-year contract this summer when he becomes a free agent. Milicic told before moving to Minnesota that he wanted to go back to Europe after this season, but he could change his mind if he receives a good offer.
SOURCE: NBA Fanhouse
A carrer-high 19-point game against Charlotte has definitely convinced coach Flip Saunders to sign forward Alonzo Gee for the next of the season. Gee was called up from the D-League team Austin Toros, and signed a second 10-day contract now about to expire. 22-year-old player is averaging 6.2 points and 3.3 rebounds per game.
SOURCE: Twitter Michael Lee
Serbian player Vuk Ivanovic was signed by Tamis Pancevo, the team of his hometown. 26-year-old center played last season for Helios Domzale, and has also played in the United States in the Brigham Young college. Tamis Pancevo is currently placed second in the Serbian Super League.
SOURCE: Beo Basket
Besiktas have denied the rumors about an agreement between the Turkish club and the Serbian guard Vuk Radivojevic, who has just left Red Star. According to the head coach of Besiktas, Burak Biyiktay, the Turkish club is not in talks with any foreign player in this moment.
SOURCE: Basketbol Dergisi
Lietuvos Rytas have signed a long-term contract, starting next year, with Siauliai forward Arvydas Siksnius, according to the player. 22-year-old player is posting interesting numbers in the LKL, averaging 14.8 points per game in last EuroCup with Siauliai. He was also the LKl dunk contest champion in 2009.
SOURCE: Siauliai Krastas
Despite of not having played a single minute yet, Keith Hasbrouck was signed to a second 10-day contract with the Miami Heat. The NBA franchise called up Hasbrouck, who was playing for the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, to fill the void left by suspended guard Rafer Alston.
SOURCE: NBA.com
One of the best prospects of Hemofarm is back to the Vrsac team. After his loan to Mega Vizura, Serbian guard Danilo Adjusic will play the rest of the season for Hemofarm. 19-year-old player averaged 10.9 points in 23.3 minutes for Mega Vizura in the Serbian Super League.
SOURCE: Sportal
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