May 24, 2013

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Spanish League finals, Game 3: June 15, 2010
Caja Laboral Champ Spanish League 2010 (photo www.acb.com)A Fernando San Emeterio three-point play with 0.5 seconds remaining in overtime lifted Caja Laboral to a thrilling 79-78 victory and a 3-0 sweep of Regal FC Barcelona to win the club’s third Spanish League title. After Gianluca Basile put the visitors up 2 with 7.5 seconds left, San Emeterio took the ball, attacked the basket and managed to drop in a layup while drawing a foul from Terence Morris. He then sank the free throw as Fernando Buesa Arena erupted. Tiago Splitter was named finals MVP after recording 14 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks in Game 3. Lior Eliyahu added 18 points for the winners. San Emeterio finished with just 5, but 3 of them were the night’s most important points. Juan Carlos Navarro led Barcelona with 18 points, Pete Mickeal added 16 and Ricky Rubio finished with an impressive line of 14 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 5 steals. MORE

Spanish League, Finals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
0 Regal FC Barcelona (1) 58 69 78 x x
3 Caja Laboral (2) 63 70 79 x x
Spanish League Champion 2009-10: Caja Laboral Vitoria

Semifinals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
3 Regal FC Barcelona (1) 96 71 82 x x
0 Unicaja (5) 82 58 72 x x
3 Caja Laboral (2) 62 85 67 62 64
2 Real Madrid (3) 60 80 80 80 56

Quarterfinals Playoffs, best of 3 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
2 Regal FC Barcelona (1) 85 65 x
0 Gran Canaria 2014 (8) 53 47 x
0 Power Electronics (4) 82 76 x
2 Unicaja (5) 83 85 x
2 Caja Laboral (2) 92 85 x
0 Asefa Estudiantes (7) 76 83 x
2 Real Madrid (3) 60 76 67
1 Cajasol (6) 66 71 60

Finals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Regal Barcelona vs. Caja Laboral 58-63 June 10
Game 2 Regal Barcelona vs. Caja Laboral 69-70 June 12
Game 3 Caja Laboral vs. Regal Barcelona 79-78 June 15

Semifinals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Regal Barcelona vs. Unicaja 96-82 May 27
Game 1 Caja Laboral vs. Real Madrid 62-60 May 28
Game 2 Regal Barcelona vs. Unicaja 71-58 May 29
Game 2 Caja Laboral vs. Real Madrid 85-80 OT May 30
Game 3 Unicaja vs. Regal Barcelona 72-82 June 1
Game 3 Real Madrid vs. Caja Laboral 80-67 June 2
Game 4 Real Madrid vs. Caja Laboral 80-62 June 4
Game 5 Caja Laboral vs. Real Madrid 64-56 June 6

Quarterfinals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Regal Barcelona vs. Gran Canaria 85-53 May 21
Game 1 Caja Laboral vs. Asefa Estudiantes 92-76 May 21
Game 1 Real Madrid vs. Cajasol 60-66 May 20
Game 1 Power Electronics vs. Unicaja 82-83 May 21
Game 2 Gran Canaria vs. Regal Barcelona 47-65 May 23
Game 2 Asefa Estudiantes vs. Caja Laboral 83-85 May 23
Game 2 Cajasol vs. Real Madrid 71-76 May 22
Game 2 Unicaja vs. Power Electronics 85-76 May 23
Game 3 Real Madrid vs. Cajasol 67-60 May 24

Spanish League, Regular Season, Game 34: May 15-16, 2010
LAST GAME GAME 34
May 15-16, 2010
Day Match Result
May 16 Cajasol vs. Gran Canaria 2014 70-65
May 15 Power Elec. vs. DKV Joventut 96-94
May 16 Xacobeo vs.Asefa Estudiantes 77-88
May 15 Meridiano vs. Regal Barcelona 68-85
May 16 Bizkaia Bilbao vs. Valladolid 86-77
May 16 CB Murcia vs. CB Granada 70-76
May 16 Unicaja vs. Caja Laboral 70-62
May 15 Lagun Aro vs. Fuenlabrada 80-75
May 16 Real Madrid vs. Suzuki Man. 81-79
NEXT GAME
Quarterfinals Playoffs
Match
Regal FCB (1) vs. G. Canaria (8)
Caja Laboral (2) vs. Estudiantes(7)
Real Madrid (3) vs. Cajasol (6)
Power Elec. (4) vs. Unicaja (5)


STANDINGS TG W L P+ P-
1 Regal F.C. Barcelona 34 31 3 2736 2202
2 Caja Laboral 34 27 7 2734 2484
3 Real Madrid 34 27 7 2762 2442
4 Power Electronics Valencia 34 23 11 2637 2563
5 Unicaja 34 19 15 2721 2545
6 Cajasol 34 19 15 2406 2334
7 Asefa Estudiantes 34 19 15 2672 2620
8 Gran Canaria 2014 34 17 17 2560 2544
9 Bizkaia Bilbao Basket 34 16 18 2538 2551
10 CB Granada 34 15 19 2622 2690
11 DKV Joventut 34 15 19 2639 2712
12 Suzuki Manresa 34 14 20 2440 2563
13 Blancos de Rueda Valladolid 34 13 21 2484 2631
14 Lagun Aro GBC 34 13 21 2500 2667
15 Meridiano Alicante 34 13 21 2563 2696
16 Ayuda en acción Fuenlabrada 34 12 22 2549 2733
17 Xacobeo Blu:sens 34 8 26 2519 2814
18 CB Murcia 34 5 29 2499 2790

Spanish Cup, "Copa Del Rey" in Bilbao, February 18-21, 2010
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Power Electronics
Asefa Estudiantes Power Electronics
Regal Barcelona Regal Barcelona
Cajasol Regal Barcelona (Champ)
vs.
Bizkaia Bilbao B. Real Madrid
Caja Laboral Caja Laboral
Real Madrid Real Madrid
DKV Joventut

Cup Games
Quarterfinals
Power Electronics vs. Asefa Estudiantes
Feb. 18
Quarterfinals
Regal Barcelona vs. Cajasol
Feb. 18
Quarterfinals
Bizkaia Bilbao B. vs. Caja Laboral
Feb. 19
Quarterfinals
Real Madrid vs. DKV Joventut
Feb. 19
Semifinals
Power Electronics vs. Regal Barcelona
Feb. 20
Semifinals
Caja Laboral vs. Real Madrid
Feb. 20
Final
Regal Barcelona vs. Real Madrid
Feb. 21


Spanish League, Season 2009-10
The Spanish League remains as one of the most competitive around the continent, a league where any team can lose a game anywhere. Just like in the last two years, Regal FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are the top candidates to lift the trophy, with Unicaja and Caja Laboral ready to challenge. Defending champion Barcelona kept most of its stars from last season including Euroleague MVP Juan Carlos Navarro, Jaka Lakovic, Fran Vazquez and Gianluca Basile while adding Boni Ndong, Pete Mickeal, Erazem Lorbek and Ricky Rubio, among others. Madrid inked legendary coach Ettore Messina and landed Travis Hansen, Rimantas Kaukenas, Novica Velickovic and Darjus Lavrinovic. Caja Laboral underwent severe roster changes, but remains competitive with Brad Oleson, Carl English, Marcelo Huertas and Lior Eliyahu ready to help Tiago Splitter and Mirza Teletovic. Unicaja also renovated its roster with Giorgos Printezis, Joel Freeland and Taquan Dean, while keeping Carlos Jimenez, Berni Rodriguez and Omar Cook. Bizkaia Bilbao Basket is a growing club with aspirations to reach high with Alex Mumbru, Marko Banic, Chris Warren and Ronnie Seibutis. DKV Joventut starts a new era with Uros Tripkovic, Clay Tucker and Antonio Bueno, while Valencia Basket hopes that Rawle Marshall, Serhiy Lishchuk, Matt Nielsen and Kosta Perovic lead the team back to the playoffs. Gran Canaria 2014 will be competitive as usual, with Jaycee Carroll and Will McDonald as its own superstars. Expect the Spanish League to provide six months of excitement in which anything can happen.

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