Final Four Team Profile: Laboral Kutxa Vitoria Gasteiz
Laboral Kutxa Vitoria Gasteiz is no stranger to the Euroleague Final Four, but the games in Berlin will end its eight-year hiatus from European basketball's signatu
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Laboral Kutxa Vitoria Gasteiz is no stranger to the Euroleague Final Four, but the games in Berlin will end its eight-year hiatus from European basketball's signatu
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Andrey Vorontsevich, an integral part of CSKA Moscow's success for the last decade, has been wearing the team's red-and-blue colors since he was a teenager. No play
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A look at what Zeljko Obradovic has already accomplished in a quarter-century on the sidelines leaves no room for the slighest doubt about his status as the most su
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Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar's meteoric rise to the elite heights of European basketball began only recently with its move to Krasnodar and the subsequent arrival of s
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Fenerbahce Istanbul lands in Berlin for its second straight Final Four intending to prove what a difference one year can make. After losing both games last season i
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The best word to describe Malcom Delaney may be "winner". In his first season as a professional basketball player, he led Elan Chalon to the 2012 French L
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In his second year as a head coach in the Turkish Airlines Euroleague, Dimitris Itoudis is checking in for his second Final Four in that capacity, too. But Itoudis
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When Elmer Bennett first arrived to Vitoria-Gasteiz in 1997, Tau Cermaica β as Laboral Kutxa was known then β was on the rise. By the end of his six seasons there,
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Final Four newcomer Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar, having already made plenty of history this season, has no intention of stopping yet. In becoming the 29th club ever t
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Having won three of them as a player, Velimir Perasovic is a man who knows something about lifting Euroleague titles. Perasovic returned this season for a second st
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