I see it's time to roll out a new Heytvelt thread!
Josh joins KK Zagreb in the midst of the Adriatic League season. Here's a little bit from the wiki entry about the league:
Josh got his feet wet with the new club yesterday, playing 10 minutes and scoring 7 points (plus 4 rebounds & 1 assist). Zagreb beat Krka 104-82 and moved into 2nd place (at least %-wise) in a very tight league race:
Good luck to Josh in Zagreb.
(And nice to see him sportin' #42 again!)
Josh joins KK Zagreb in the midst of the Adriatic League season. Here's a little bit from the wiki entry about the league:
Liga ABA, also known as Adriatic League, currently known as the NLB Liga ABA for sponsorship reasons, is a top-level regional basketball league that features teams from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia.
The league exists alongside scaled-down versions of domestic leagues in each country (Košarkaška liga Srbije, A1 Liga, Prvenstvo BiH, 1. SKL, Opportunity Liga). All of its teams join their country's own competitions in late spring after the Adriatic League regular season and post-season have been completed.
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Like most European leagues, the regular season consists of a double round-robin schedule, with each team playing every other team home and away. The top teams in the league then advance to a playoff round to crown the league champion.
From 2002 through 2004, four teams qualified, and the playoffs were termed the "Final Four"; starting in 2005, eight teams advanced to the "Final Eight" round. All playoff rounds consist of one-off knockout matches, unusual among European leagues. However, since all Adriatic League clubs play in domestic leagues at the same time, and many also play in the Euroleague, the current format has the virtue of limiting fixture congestion for the playoff sides.
The league exists alongside scaled-down versions of domestic leagues in each country (Košarkaška liga Srbije, A1 Liga, Prvenstvo BiH, 1. SKL, Opportunity Liga). All of its teams join their country's own competitions in late spring after the Adriatic League regular season and post-season have been completed.
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Like most European leagues, the regular season consists of a double round-robin schedule, with each team playing every other team home and away. The top teams in the league then advance to a playoff round to crown the league champion.
From 2002 through 2004, four teams qualified, and the playoffs were termed the "Final Four"; starting in 2005, eight teams advanced to the "Final Eight" round. All playoff rounds consist of one-off knockout matches, unusual among European leagues. However, since all Adriatic League clubs play in domestic leagues at the same time, and many also play in the Euroleague, the current format has the virtue of limiting fixture congestion for the playoff sides.
Good luck to Josh in Zagreb.
(And nice to see him sportin' #42 again!)
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