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Russian League Finals, Game 3: May 31, 2007
CSKA celebrates fifth straight Russian Title, photo: cskabasket.com Showing the team play that has made it one of Europe's top teams all decade, CSKA Moscow is once again the Russian League champion! CSKA won its fifth consecutive Russian League crown, its 14th since the Russian League was created in 1992 and its 38th counting Soviet Union titles by sweeping its best-of-five title series against Unics Kazan by 3-0. CSKA edged Unics 71-78 in Kazan in Game 3 on Thursday, enough to finish yet another successful season in which the team also won the Russian Cup and made it to the Euroleague title game. Trajan Langdon led the winners with 19 points while hitting 4 of 9 three-point shots. David Andersen added 15 points while Matjaz Smodis had 13 for CSKA. Ksystof Lavrinovic had 20 points for Unics, his twin brother Darjus added 15. Jarod Stevenson put in an additional 12 points and Jerry McCullough 10 for the hosts. Unics had led at intervals throughout the game, but CSKA managed to keep a slim lead all the way through the final period until free throws by J.R. Holden and Smodis sealed the outcome.MORE

RUSSIAN LEAGUE: Final Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team
Finals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Finals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Finals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
3
 CSKA Moscow (1) - Final
72
70
78
x
x
0
 Unics Kazan (2) - Final
64
58
71
x
x
3
 Khimky Moscow region (3) - 3rd place
103
76
82
73
x
1
 Dynamo Moscow (4) - 3rd place
82
83
56
61
x
Russian League Champion 2006-07: CSKA Moscow

Semifinal Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team
Semifinals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Semifinals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Semifinals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
Semifinals, Game 4: More Info! Game 4
Game 5
3
 CSKA Moscow (1)
84
70
85
99
x
1
 Dynamo Moscow (4)
75
84
73
79
x
3
 Unics Kazan (2)
86
81
80
97
x
1
 Khimky Moscow region (3)
72
78
89
96
x

Quarterfinal Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team
Quarterfinals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Quarterfinals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Quarterfinals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
Quarterfinals, Game 4: More Info! Game 4
Game 5
3
 CSKA Moscow (1)
74
90
81
x
x
0
 Spartak St. Petersburg (8)
52
63
64
x
x
3
 Dynamo Moscow (4)
67
78
84
x
x
0
 Lokomotiv-Rostov (5)
57
60
66
x
x
3
 Unics Kazan (2)
87
84
85
x
x
0
 Spartak VGUES (7)
70
74
84
x
x
3
 Khimky Moscow region (3)
78
82
90
80
x
1
 Dinamo Moscow reg. (6)
88
77
79
63
x

Final Playoffs Games
Game 1
CSKA Moscow vs. Unics Kazan - Final
72-64
May 27
Game 1
Khimky Moscow region vs. Dynamo Moscow - 3rd place
103-82
May 26
Game 2
CSKA Moscow vs. Unics Kazan - Final
70-58
May 28
Game 2
Khimky Moscow region vs. Dynamo Moscow - 3rd place
76-83
May 27
Game 3
Unics Kazan vs. CSKA Moscow - Final
71-78
May 31
Game 3
Dynamo Moscow vs. Khimky Moscow region - 3rd place
56-82
May 30
Game 4
Dynamo Moscow vs. Khimky Moscow region - 3rd place
61-73
May 31

Semifinal Playoffs Games
Game 1
CSKA Moscow vs. Dynamo Moscow
84-75
May 16
Game 1
Unics Kazan vs. Khimky Moscow region
86-72
May 16
Game 2
CSKA Moscow vs. Dynamo Moscow
70-84
May 17
Game 2
Unics Kazan vs. Khimky Moscow region
81-78
May 17
Game 3
Dynamo Moscow vs. CSKA Moscow
73-85
May 20
Game 3
Khimky Moscow region vs. Unics Kazan
89-80
May 20
Game 4
Dynamo Moscow vs. CSKA Moscow
79-99
May 21
Game 4
Khimky Moscow region vs. Unics Kazan
96-97 2OT
May 21

Quarterfinal Playoffs Games
Game 1
CSKA Moscow vs. Spartak St. Petersburg
74-52
April 27
Game 1
Unics Kazan vs. Spartak VGUES
87-70
April 27
Game 1
Khimky Moscow region vs. Dinamo Moscow reg.
78-88
April 27
Game 1
Dynamo Moscow vs. Lokomotiv-Rostov
67-57
April 27
Game 2
CSKA Moscow vs. Spartak St. Petersburg
90-63
April 28
Game 2
Unics Kazan vs. Spartak VGUES
84-74
April 28
Game 2
Khimky Moscow region vs. Dinamo Moscow reg.
82-77
April 28
Game 2
Dynamo Moscow vs. Lokomotiv-Rostov
78-60
April 28
Game 3
Spartak St. Petersburg vs. CSKA Moscow
64-81
May 10
Game 3
Spartak VGUES vs. Unics Kazan
84-85
May 10
Game 3
Dinamo Moscow reg. vs. Khimky Moscow region
79-90
May 10
Game 3
Lokomotiv-Rostov vs. Dynamo Moscow
66- 84
May 10
Game 4
Dinamo Moscow reg. vs. Khimky Moscow region
63-80
May 11

REGULAR SEASON, STANDINGS TG W L P+ P-
1 CSKA Moscow 24 21 3 2058 1642
2 UNICS Kazan 24 21 3 2070 1737
3 Khimky Moscow region 24 20 4 2121 1774
4 Dynamo Moscow 24 18 6 1949 1697
5 Lokomotiv-Rostov 24 16 8 1960 1762
6 Dinamo Moscow reg. 24 12 12 1812 1709
7 Spartak VGUES 24 12 12 1857 1855
8 Spartak St.Petersburg 24 9 15 1736 1770
9 CSK VVS-Samara 24 8 16 1829 1985
10 Ural-Great Perm 24 7 17 1776 1935
11 University-Ugra Surgut 24 7 17 1826 2037
12 Sibirtelekom-Lokomotiv 24 4 20 1681 2196
13 Standart Samarskiy region 24 1 23 1701 2277
Russian League 2006-07
PLAYOFFS
Finals Game 1, Game 2, Game 3
Semifinals Game 1, Game 2,
Game 3, Game 4,
Quarterfinals Game 1-2, Game 3,
REGULAR SEASON
Game 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 26(2), 27,
Russian Cup
Final Four



2006-07 RUSSIAN LEAGUE PREVIEW
CSKA Moscow will be once again the team to beat in the Russian League, one of the fastest rising European domestic competitions in recent years, with talented players all over place. CSKA opted to keep most of its roster which led the team to win the Triple Crown - Euroleague, Russian League and Russian Cup titles. As such, Theodoros Papaloukas, David Vanterpool, Trajan Langdon, Matjaz Smodis, David Andersen, J.R. Holden or Tomas Van den Spiegel will be back to challenge for each and every competition. Its biggest opponents could be Dynamo Moscow, which landed some of the best free agents in the off-season market getting ready for its Euroleague debut. Travis Hansen, Miroslav Raicevic or Sergey Monya join top returnees Mire Chatman, Bojan Popovic, Lazaros Papadopoulos, Antonis Fotsis or Dmitry Domani. Unics Kazan landed Darjus Lavrinovic to play alonmg his twin brother Ksystof, as well as inking Mateen Cleaves or Aleksander Miloserdov. Meanwhile, Dynamo St. Petersburg kept its core of players featuring Vladimir Veremeenko, Ognjen Askrabic, Kelly McCarty or Damir Miljkovic, as well as landing Eddie Gill, Goran Jeretin or Nikita Morgunov. Khimki will also be one of the teams to beat with Ruben Wolkowiski, Melvin Booker, Boris Gorenc, Gianmarco Pozzecco or Oscar Torres, who all played together last season. The arrival of Pavel Podkolzine adds size and intimidation in the middle. Ural Great, with Maurice Whitfield, Sam Hoskin or Zeljko Zagorac, Lomomotiv Rostov, which put together an entire new roster featuring Maurice Bailey, Omar Sneed, Vangelis Sklavos or Valentin Koubrakov, as well as Dynamo Moscow Region, which landed superstars such as Goran Jagodnik, Roderick Blakney or Nikolai Padius, will be in the playoff race, too. Expect nothing but a thrilling competition in which a lot of talented teams will challenge CSKA for the Russian League title!

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