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One of the Euroleague's biggest summer signings, Josh Childress of Olympiacos B.C., has been making himself a new home in Athens, Greece, the last few weeks. Under the tutelage of a legendary coach, with the help of star teammates, the gifted forward is getting ready for a Euroleague season for which he, the Reds and their one-of-a-kind fans hold high hopes. Childress surprised a lot of people by choosing Olympiacos and the Euroleague in the prime of an accomplished NBA career, but as he says in this Euroleague.net interview, he's already finding what he came for. "The style of play here in terms of getting back to a team game was something that really attracted me." Childress told Euroleague.net. "I had been four years in the NBA and it's a different game. This is little more team-focused, team-oriented, which is something I felt like it would be good to get back to."
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(venerdì 5 settembre 2008)
Real Madrid
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One of the great warriors of world basketball, Felipe Reyes, is back in training camp with Real Madrid a couple weeks after having helped put Spain on the silver-medal podium at the recent Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
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(martedì 13 maggio 2008)
CSKA Moscow
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His basketball journey began in one famous land of the north, Alaska, and has found glory in another, the Russian capital of Moscow, where Trajan Langdon has become Euroleague champ with an MVP performance at the Final Four!
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(giovedì 24 aprile 2008)
Montepaschi Siena
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Some may look at Montepaschi Siena and head coach Simone Pianigiani as the new kid on the block at this Final Four, but he's hardly concerned with what others think.
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(giovedì 24 aprile 2008)
Tau Ceramica
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This may be Tau Ceramica head coach Neven Spahija's first Final Four appearance, but that doesn't mean he is lacking experience.
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(giovedì 24 aprile 2008)
CSKA Moscow
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CSKA Moscow head coach Ettore Messina is already on the short list of Europe's best coaches ever as he seeks his fourth Euroleague crown at the 2008 Final Four in Madrid.
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(giovedì 24 aprile 2008)
Maccabi Elite
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Zvika Sherf of Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv arrives at the Final Four as one of the most experienced head coaches to never have lifted the Euroleague crown.
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