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Showing posts with label Robert Archibald. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert Archibald. Show all posts

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Rob Archibald re-signs with Unicaja

As expected, Rob Archibald will play for Unicaja at least for another season. The Spanish team has announced a one-year deal with the 30-year-old Scottish center, who arrived in 2008 from Azovmash Mariupol. Last season, Archibald averaged 7.5 points and 4.0 rebounds per game in the ACB league.

SOURCE: Unicaja Baloncesto

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Friday, August 6, 2010

Unicaja and Robert Archibald reach to a one-year agreement

Finally, Robert Archibald will continue being a member of Unicaja for at least another season. Both parts have agreed to extend the contract of the 30-year-old Scottish center, who landed in the Spanish team in 2008. Archibald, member of the British national team, averaged 7.5 points and 4.0 rebounds per game in the last ACB league.

SOURCE: Málaga Hoy

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Primoz Brezec and Mario Kasun, among the candidates to replace Robert Archibald in Unicaja

Unicaja is considering several names offered to the Spanish club to replace Robert Archibald, in case the 30-year-old British center leaves the team. The Slovenian 30-year-old Primoz Brezec, who finished last season in the NBA for Milwaukee Bucks, and the 30-year-old Croatian center Mario Kasun, released from Efes Pilsen days ago, are among the candidates to join Unicaja next season. Other names in the list are Pops Mensah-Bonsu, who won't continue in CSKA Moscow, and Kris Lang, who played last season for Turk Telekom.

SOURCE: La Opinión de Málaga

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Olympiakos, interested in Robert Archibald

Olympiakos is looking for a new player for the frontcourt. Boniface N'Dong is no longer an option, and the new target is Robert Archibald. The 30-year-old British center is a free agent after his contract with Unicaja expired, through there are also options that the Spanish team extends his contract. In the last ACB league, Archibald averaged 7.5 points and 4.0 rebounds per game.

SOURCE: La Opinión de Málaga

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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Zalgiris Kaunas, interested in Bobby Brown, Javaris Critterton, Jeremy Pargo and Robert Archibald

Zalgiris Kaunas is trying to land an American guard for the next season. The three main targets could be Bobby Brown (who finished last season in the Los Angeles Clippers), Javaris Critterton (who was playing for the Washington Wizards before being suspended along with Gilbert Arenas) and Jeremy Pargo (last season in Galil Gilboa). Other player on the radar of Zalgiris could be Robert Archibald. The 30-year-old British center, who is at the end of his expiring contract with Unicaja, is also on the radar of Maccabi Tel Aviv and Cajasol.

SOURCE: Krepsinio Virtuve


Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Cajasol could be close to land Robert Archibald and Txemi Urtasun

Cajasol could be close to land the first to signings of the new season. The Spanish team is the front-runner in the fight to ink Txemi Urtasun, who will likely leave Meridiano Alicante, replacing Andrés Miso. The other player to land in Cajasol could be Robert Archibald. The British center is at the end of his expiring contract with Unicaja.

SOURCES: El Diario de Sevilla, Sur


Thursday, May 6, 2010

Maccabi Tel Aviv, interested in Pops Mensah-Bonsu, Robert Archibald and Richard Hendrix

More rumors about the future of Maccabi Tel Aviv. The Israeli team could be trying to add a center for next season, and three names are reported to be on the radar of Maccabi. Pops Mensah-Bonsu (now in CSKA Moscow), Richard Archibald (Unicaja) and Richard Hendrix (CB Granada) are the three main targets to strengthen the frontcourt of the team

SOURCE: Walla! Sports