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In one of the most competitive seasons in European basketball history, only one team was able to make it through the Quarterfinal Playoffs undefeated and advance early to the 2006 Final Four. That team was CSKA Moscow, and one major reason for its...
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Olympiacos
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He became known as something special almost as soon as he landed in Europe, and nearly a decade later, nothing has changed for a classic pro who is Euroleague Basketball's MVP for February, point guard Tyus Edney of Olympiacos. With Edney as their...
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Winterthur FCB
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Only three games were played, but there is no arguing that after one of the most intense 48 hours in the history of European basketball, the last week of the Quarterfinal Playoffs deserves an MVP. And that MVP is none other than Michalis Kakiouzis...
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Panathinaikos
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It was clear during the first week of the Quarterfinal Playoffs that defenses are tougher than ever and getting comfortable shots is far from easy. That didn't stop some players from putting up great performances, however, and interestingly, the top...
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With each of their teams needing something special to finish the Top 16, a pair of players rose to the occasion as co-MVPs of the week, Henry Domercant of Efes Pilsen and Maceo Baston of Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv. Both racked up index ratings of 29...
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Maccabi Elite
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Not too many players ever can say that since they walked into an elite competition like the Euroleague, they have never lost when it truly mattered. That is the case, however, with Euroleague Basketball's choice for MVP of March, Maceo Baston...
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Real Madrid
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While helping launch his team into the Quarterfinal Playoffs for the first time, Igor Rakocevic of Real Madrid became the MVP of Top 16 Week 5 thanks to the highest index rating among all Euroleague players. Also co-MVP back in Week 2 of the Top 16,...
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