After three teams in three countries in three seasons, Tau Ceramica forward Simas Jasaitis has quite a following of fans to answer.

Entering his second Final Four, Fan Mail guest David Bluthenthal of Maccabi Elite is aiming for nothing short of a repeat of his first trip. In 2004, Bluthenthal’s hot shooting helped Maccabi lift the crown with a record-setting win in Tel Aviv. His career has taken him to different stops since then, but this season he returned to Maccabi and based on his popularity from the many questions sent to fan mail, it’s easy to see why. Bluthenthal is already among the top 50 three-point shooters in Euroleague history and that fact is not lost on his fans, who sent him a number of questions about his shooting. He also addressed a number of on- and off-court topics, including who the best players on the Final Four teams are, his favorite Euroleague arena to play at and what makes Maccabi such a great team to play for. Bluthenthal summed everything up with this philosophy on life: "I think it's important in basketball and in life to be consistent," Bluthenthal said, "and to approach each game or each work day with the same professional energy and to have the same mindset going into each game."

Montepaschi Siena big man Ben Eze is delighted to be making his Final Four debut - and to talk about it as a Fan Mail guest!

The ways in which Olympiacos head coach Panagiotis Giannakis has touched basketball supporters in his native Greece are numerous.

Just as in his first Euroleague season, Fan Mail guest Alex Acker of FC Barcelona is again knocking on the door of the playoffs.

Since taking over the Montepaschi Siena bench last season, Simone Pianigiani has become a rising star of coaches.