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May 23, 2013

Regular Season Game 3 - November 04, 2009 CET: 18:00 Local time: 20:00 - BASKETBALL CENTER OF MOSCOW REGION

BC Khimki 77 - 72 EWE Baskets

REGULAR SEASON, GAME 3

GROUP A

GROUP B

GROUP C

GROUP D

Records

Ave.		Ave.
0-0	Final Four	0-0
0-0	Playoffs	0-0
0-0	Top 16	0-0
1-1	Regular Season	1-1
1-1	Overall	1-1

Referees

Crew Chief

SPIRIDONOS, LEONIDAS, Greece

Referee

JASEVICIUS, TOMAS, Lithuania

Umpire

SAHIN, TOLGA, Italy

Team Stats

Ave.		Ave.
75.0	Points	78.5
37.5	Rebounds	31.5
13.5	O. Rebounds	10.5
24.0	D. Rebounds	21.0
6.0	Assists	12.5
6.0	Steals	6.0
2.0	Blocks	2.5
13.5	Turnovers	16.0
51.3 %	2PT	54.3 %
27.1 %	3PT	33.3 %
67.4 %	FT	63.8 %
67.0	Index	66.5

Team Stats - BC Khimki

Team Stats - EWE Baskets

Player Stats

Ave.		Ave.
13.0 / Langford	Points	20.0 / Foster
8.5 / Jankunas	Rebounds	7.0 / PERKOVIC, JASMIN
3.5 / MOZGOV, TIMOFEY	OR	4.0 / PERKOVIC, JASMIN
6.5 / Jankunas	DR	4.5 / MAJSTOROVIC, MILAN
1.5 / Langford	Assists	4.5 / Foster
1.5 / Jankunas	Steals	2.0 / Foster
0.5 / Jankunas	Blocks	1.0 / Carter
4.0 / Cabezas	Turnovers	4.5 / PAULDING, RICKEY
70.0 % / Javtokas	2PT	100.0 % / MAJSTOROVIC, MILAN
50.0 % / Lopez	3PT	60.0 % / Carter
100.0 % / Lopez	FT	100.0 % / MAJSTOROVIC, MILAN
10.5 / McCarty	Index	20.5 / Foster

Team Roster - BC Khimki

Team Roster - EWE Baskets

THE TAKE

A direct fight to get to the upper part of Group D is set to take place in Russia, where BC Khimki Moscow Region welcomes EWE Baskets Oldenburg on Wednesday evening. Both teams are part of a four-way tie for second place in Group D at 1-1, right behind undefeated leader and defending Euroleague champion Panathinaikos. Oldenburg is still without injured playmaker Jason Gardner, leaving Je’Kel Foster as his team's floor general, with Josh Carter and Daniel Hein ready to see extended playing time at guard in coach Predrag Krunic's eight-men rotation. Foster has an interesting matchup against experienced playmakers Carlos Cabezas and Raul Lopez. Cabezas offers defense and clutch play and thrives in five-on-five offenses, while Lopez provides creativity and court sense. Khimki's main concern will be stopping Rickey Paulding, but it seems to have the right man to do it in Kelly McCarty, in what could be the star matchup in this game. Both players are silent leaders with great determination. Paulding has better physical skills, but McCarty is much more experienced. Carter is set to battle against Vitaliy Fridzon and Keith Langford, who is ready to step up as the natural-born scorer he is. The battle in the paint will be equally interesting, as Khimki features Timofey Mozgov, one of the best young centers at any level. Mozgov is ready to test his determination, quick hands and power against Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje, a well-rounded defensive big man with great timing and shot blocking skills. Oldenburg can put out a very versatile lineup with Milan Majstorovic and Jasmin Perkovic together on court. Marko Skecic offers shooting range and instant offense for head coach Predrag Krunic. Skecic has an important matchup against Robertas Javtokas. Oldenburg must open the court as much as possible to get Javtokas out of the key. Paulius Jankunas can play a critical role in this game due to his intensity, rebounding skills and soft touch. Khimki must try to run the floor and get fast break points to win the game. Oldenburg must rely on Boumtje-Boumtje to stop Mozgov and get Foster and Paulding involved. Expect a very interesting game in what could be a pivotal game for both teams. REFEREES: Leonidas Spyridonos, Tomas Jasevicius, Tolga Sahin GAME NOTES BC Khimki Moscow Region Guard Carlos Cabezas is just 6 points away from reaching the 1,000-point plateau for his Euroleague career. Point guard Lopez has a streak of 17 consecutive made free throws dating back to last season. EWE Baskets Oldenburg Rickey Paulding and Khimki guard Keith Langford were opponents for three years between 2001 and 2004 in one of college basketball’s hottest rivalries. Paulding played for the University of Missouri and Langford for the University of Kansas. Tuesday, November 03, 2009 Euroleague.net

A direct fight to get to the upper part of Group D is set to take place in Russia, where BC Khimki Moscow Region welcomes EWE Baskets Oldenburg on Wednesday evening. Both teams are part of a four-way tie for second place in Group D at 1-1, right behind undefeated leader and defending Euroleague champion Panathinaikos. Oldenburg is still without injured playmaker Jason Gardner, leaving Je’Kel Foster as his team's floor general, with Josh Carter and Daniel Hein ready to see extended playing time at guard in coach Predrag Krunic's eight-men rotation. Foster has an interesting matchup against experienced playmakers Carlos Cabezas and Raul Lopez. Cabezas offers defense and clutch play and thrives in five-on-five offenses, while Lopez provides creativity and court sense. Khimki's main concern will be stopping Rickey Paulding, but it seems to have the right man to do it in Kelly McCarty, in what could be the star matchup in this game. Both players are silent leaders with great determination. Paulding has better physical skills, but McCarty is much more experienced. Carter is set to battle against Vitaliy Fridzon and Keith Langford, who is ready to step up as the natural-born scorer he is. The battle in the paint will be equally interesting, as Khimki features Timofey Mozgov, one of the best young centers at any level. Mozgov is ready to test his determination, quick hands and power against Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje, a well-rounded defensive big man with great timing and shot blocking skills. Oldenburg can put out a very versatile lineup with Milan Majstorovic and Jasmin Perkovic together on court. Marko Skecic offers shooting range and instant offense for head coach Predrag Krunic. Skecic has an important matchup against Robertas Javtokas. Oldenburg must open the court as much as possible to get Javtokas out of the key. Paulius Jankunas can play a critical role in this game due to his intensity, rebounding skills and soft touch. Khimki must try to run the floor and get fast break points to win the game. Oldenburg must rely on Boumtje-Boumtje to stop Mozgov and get Foster and Paulding involved. Expect a very interesting game in what could be a pivotal game for both teams.

REFEREES: Leonidas Spyridonos, Tomas Jasevicius, Tolga Sahin

GAME NOTES

BC Khimki Moscow Region

Guard Carlos Cabezas is just 6 points away from reaching the 1,000-point plateau for his Euroleague career.

Point guard Lopez has a streak of 17 consecutive made free throws dating back to last season.

EWE Baskets Oldenburg

Rickey Paulding and Khimki guard Keith Langford were opponents for three years between 2001 and 2004 in one of college basketball’s hottest rivalries. Paulding played for the University of Missouri and Langford for the University of Kansas.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Euroleague.net

Quotes Head Coaches

SCARIOLO, SERGIO BC Khimki "On Wednesday we will play against a team full of great shooters and very aggressive inside game. This game against one more Euroleague debutantes is extremely important. If we want to be in the race for the Top 16, we must be very focused in this game. And I hope that our fans will come to match and will support us as they have done in the first home match against Real Madrid."

SCARIOLO, SERGIO

BC Khimki

"On Wednesday we will play against a team full of great shooters and very aggressive inside game. This game against one more Euroleague debutantes is extremely important. If we want to be in the race for the Top 16, we must be very focused in this game. And I hope that our fans will come to match and will support us as they have done in the first home match against Real Madrid."

KRUNIC, PREDRAG EWE Baskets “After our loss against Milano, we have to focus on the next game. That will definitely be a hard one. Playing in Moscow is always a tough challenge for any visitor. They have a team with highest quality and excellent players at each spot. For us it will again not be easy to play without Jason Gardner, but I think we handled that situation pretty well so far. We hope to keep the score close as long as possible. If there is a chance to win the game we want to be ready.”

KRUNIC, PREDRAG

EWE Baskets

“After our loss against Milano, we have to focus on the next game. That will definitely be a hard one. Playing in Moscow is always a tough challenge for any visitor. They have a team with highest quality and excellent players at each spot. For us it will again not be easy to play without Jason Gardner, but I think we handled that situation pretty well so far. We hope to keep the score close as long as possible. If there is a chance to win the game we want to be ready.”

Players

DMITRIEV, FEDOR BC Khimki "We want to win this game and make our fans happy. Our opponent has good players on the roster, who can score many points, but there are no big stars. However, the advantage of this team is good understanding among the players on court, their coach has been working working for many years at the club. And Oldenburg of course wants to show their best in their first Euroleague year."

DMITRIEV, FEDOR

BC Khimki

"We want to win this game and make our fans happy. Our opponent has good players on the roster, who can score many points, but there are no big stars. However, the advantage of this team is good understanding among the players on court, their coach has been working working for many years at the club. And Oldenburg of course wants to show their best in their first Euroleague year."

FOSTER, JEKEL EWE Baskets "The Euroleague is tough. No matter who you play, no matter where you play, there is always one of the best teams in Europe on the other side of the bench. You have the 24 best teams in Europe in this competition. Our coaches prepared us very well to face these opponents, so we can compete with each team. Also long trips, like we take now to Russia, we have to deal with. But like I said, we are prepared.”

FOSTER, JEKEL

EWE Baskets

"The Euroleague is tough. No matter who you play, no matter where you play, there is always one of the best teams in Europe on the other side of the bench. You have the 24 best teams in Europe in this competition. Our coaches prepared us very well to face these opponents, so we can compete with each team. Also long trips, like we take now to Russia, we have to deal with. But like I said, we are prepared.”

BC Khimki fended off a tough challenge from EWE Baskets Oldenburg for a 77-72 home win to remain perfect at home in Group D. Paulius Jankunas matched his career high with 23 points and the hosts won a free-throw shooting contest in the closing minute to improve to 2-1. Next Khimki heads to Italy to face Armani Jeans Milano. Meanwhile Oldenburg lost its second straight game after leading in the fourth quarter to fall to 1-2 and it won’t get much easier with Real Madrid coming to town next week. It was all Khimki early as it opened the game on a 15-3 tear and led by as much as 17 before Marko Scekic led the visitors on a 0-14 charge to get back and take a 36-42 lead at halftime. Khimki battled back and seemed on the verge of pulling away when it took a 55-49 lead late in the third only for Je’Kel Foster to scored the game’s next 10 points before Josh Carter made it 55-62. But mounting foul trouble saw Oldenburg lose two players and Keith Langford and Paulius Jankunas led the hosts back again. This time tough defense and great free throw shooting made the difference and sent Khimki to the win. Vitaly Fridzon and Robertas Javtokas added 12 points apiece and Kelly McCarty scored 11 for the winners. Foster paced Oldenburg with 17 points and 6 assists, Milan Majstorovic scored 14, Carter 13 and Scekic had 10 in defeat. Khimki won the opening tip and Fridzon started the scoring with a backdoor cut and a fine dish from Javtokas. Ruben Boumtje Boumtje countered with Oldenburg’s first point from the line. A pair of McCarty jumpers and 2 free throws by Fridzon saw the hosts climb to an 8-1 lead before Rickey Paulding got Oldenburg its first basket in the low post. Fridzon zipped a pass to an open Javtokas and Jankunas drilled a triple as the lead reached 13-3 and Oldenburg head coach Predrag Krunic called for timeout. Still the hosts’ defense frustrated the German champs and McCarty scored off an inbounds pass to take the lead to 12. Foster tried to fuel a comeback, but another Jankunas triple made it 20-5. Paulding and Timofey Mozgov traded baskets before Mozgov threw down a two-handed jam that increased the lead to 17. Majstorovic’s second chance basket made it 24-9 after 10 minutes. Paulding drove to the basket to start the second quarter with a score and then he dished to Majstorovic for a slam in transition as the visitors showed signs of life. A Majstorovic triple shifted the momentum to Oldenburg and caused Khimki head coach Sergio Scariolo to take a timeout. The stop in play did not bother Oldenburg as Paulding sent a full-court pass to Scekic for a basket. Scekic added a basket on the offensive glass and then drilled a triple to complete a run of 14 unanswered points to get within 24-23. Fridzon finally ended Khmki’s three-and-a-half minute drought, but Paulding found Carter for a triple that gave Oldenburg its first lead, 26-28. Langford’s drive tied the game. However Daniel Hain answered with a pair of baskets for the visitors. Foster increased the lead to 31-37 with a three before Jankunas thrilled the crowd with a put-back slam. Raul Lopez narrowed the gap to 3, but Carter matched him from downtown to make it 36-42 at halftime. Khimki went to Javtokas in the post early in the second half and the big man responded with a pair of baskets. McCarty then stepped up with a triple as the hosts regained the lead. Despite an Oldenburg timeout, Javtokas capped a 9-0 push for a 45-42 edge. Majstorovic scored the visitors’ first points of the half, but Paulding’s second offensive foul of the quarter kept them from going ahead. Majstorovic came through with a slam, but Javtokas matched his with an alley-oop from Fridzon plus foul. The lead continued to switch hands as Scekic buried a three and Jankunas made free throws. But Oldenburg’s offense went dry for a few minutes and the hosts took advantage with free throws from McCarty and Jankunas to go ahead 55-49. Foster scored on a circus shot and then drove for a basket. He was then fouled at the third-quarter buzzer and sank 2 free throws to tie the game at 55-55 heading into the fourth quarter. Nearly two minutes passed before Foster picked up where he left off, putting Oldenburg ahead and then polishing off a 0-10 run of his own with a steal and layup. Carter hit from downtown and suddenly the momentum was all Oldenburg. Even what looked like an easy fast break layup for Frizdon was blocked by Hain. Jankunas ended Khmki’s four-plus minute drought with a clutch triple, but Boumtje Boumtje kept his team in control with 2 free throws. Paulding fouled out with five minutes still to play and Keith Langford capitalized with an acrobatic layup. Jankunas sank his fourth triple of the game as Khimki cut the gap to 62-64 and the home crowd got excited. Scekic also fouled out for Oldenburg and Langford tied the game at 64-64 from the line with 3:28. Jasmin Perkovic stepped up for Oldenburg with a three-pointer, but a Foster turnover led to a Mozgov dunk. Langford came through with just under two minutes to go as Khimki went ahead 68-67 and Jankunas extended the lead to 3. Majstorovic was fouled inside with 58 seconds left and made just 1 free throw, but after holding Khimki, Carter made it a 1-point game from the line with 23 seconds to play. Forced to foul, Oldenburg sent Lopez to the line and he sank 2 with 18 seconds to play. Foster matched him and made it 73-72 with 10 seconds left. But Hain was whistled for an unsportsmanlike foul and free throws by Frizdon sealed the win and gave Khimki a hard-fought win. Wednesday, November 04, 2009 Euroleague.net

BC Khimki fended off a tough challenge from EWE Baskets Oldenburg for a 77-72 home win to remain perfect at home in Group D. Paulius Jankunas matched his career high with 23 points and the hosts won a free-throw shooting contest in the closing minute to improve to 2-1. Next Khimki heads to Italy to face Armani Jeans Milano. Meanwhile Oldenburg lost its second straight game after leading in the fourth quarter to fall to 1-2 and it won’t get much easier with Real Madrid coming to town next week. It was all Khimki early as it opened the game on a 15-3 tear and led by as much as 17 before Marko Scekic led the visitors on a 0-14 charge to get back and take a 36-42 lead at halftime. Khimki battled back and seemed on the verge of pulling away when it took a 55-49 lead late in the third only for Je’Kel Foster to scored the game’s next 10 points before Josh Carter made it 55-62. But mounting foul trouble saw Oldenburg lose two players and Keith Langford and Paulius Jankunas led the hosts back again. This time tough defense and great free throw shooting made the difference and sent Khimki to the win. Vitaly Fridzon and Robertas Javtokas added 12 points apiece and Kelly McCarty scored 11 for the winners. Foster paced Oldenburg with 17 points and 6 assists, Milan Majstorovic scored 14, Carter 13 and Scekic had 10 in defeat.

Khimki won the opening tip and Fridzon started the scoring with a backdoor cut and a fine dish from Javtokas. Ruben Boumtje Boumtje countered with Oldenburg’s first point from the line. A pair of McCarty jumpers and 2 free throws by Fridzon saw the hosts climb to an 8-1 lead before Rickey Paulding got Oldenburg its first basket in the low post. Fridzon zipped a pass to an open Javtokas and Jankunas drilled a triple as the lead reached 13-3 and Oldenburg head coach Predrag Krunic called for timeout. Still the hosts’ defense frustrated the German champs and McCarty scored off an inbounds pass to take the lead to 12. Foster tried to fuel a comeback, but another Jankunas triple made it 20-5. Paulding and Timofey Mozgov traded baskets before Mozgov threw down a two-handed jam that increased the lead to 17. Majstorovic’s second chance basket made it 24-9 after 10 minutes.

Paulding drove to the basket to start the second quarter with a score and then he dished to Majstorovic for a slam in transition as the visitors showed signs of life. A Majstorovic triple shifted the momentum to Oldenburg and caused Khimki head coach Sergio Scariolo to take a timeout. The stop in play did not bother Oldenburg as Paulding sent a full-court pass to Scekic for a basket. Scekic added a basket on the offensive glass and then drilled a triple to complete a run of 14 unanswered points to get within 24-23. Fridzon finally ended Khmki’s three-and-a-half minute drought, but Paulding found Carter for a triple that gave Oldenburg its first lead, 26-28. Langford’s drive tied the game. However Daniel Hain answered with a pair of baskets for the visitors. Foster increased the lead to 31-37 with a three before Jankunas thrilled the crowd with a put-back slam. Raul Lopez narrowed the gap to 3, but Carter matched him from downtown to make it 36-42 at halftime.

Milan Majstorovic - EWE Baskets

Khimki went to Javtokas in the post early in the second half and the big man responded with a pair of baskets. McCarty then stepped up with a triple as the hosts regained the lead. Despite an Oldenburg timeout, Javtokas capped a 9-0 push for a 45-42 edge. Majstorovic scored the visitors’ first points of the half, but Paulding’s second offensive foul of the quarter kept them from going ahead. Majstorovic came through with a slam, but Javtokas matched his with an alley-oop from Fridzon plus foul. The lead continued to switch hands as Scekic buried a three and Jankunas made free throws. But Oldenburg’s offense went dry for a few minutes and the hosts took advantage with free throws from McCarty and Jankunas to go ahead 55-49. Foster scored on a circus shot and then drove for a basket. He was then fouled at the third-quarter buzzer and sank 2 free throws to tie the game at 55-55 heading into the fourth quarter.

Nearly two minutes passed before Foster picked up where he left off, putting Oldenburg ahead and then polishing off a 0-10 run of his own with a steal and layup. Carter hit from downtown and suddenly the momentum was all Oldenburg. Even what looked like an easy fast break layup for Frizdon was blocked by Hain. Jankunas ended Khmki’s four-plus minute drought with a clutch triple, but Boumtje Boumtje kept his team in control with 2 free throws. Paulding fouled out with five minutes still to play and Keith Langford capitalized with an acrobatic layup. Jankunas sank his fourth triple of the game as Khimki cut the gap to 62-64 and the home crowd got excited. Scekic also fouled out for Oldenburg and Langford tied the game at 64-64 from the line with 3:28. Jasmin Perkovic stepped up for Oldenburg with a three-pointer, but a Foster turnover led to a Mozgov dunk. Langford came through with just under two minutes to go as Khimki went ahead 68-67 and Jankunas extended the lead to 3. Majstorovic was fouled inside with 58 seconds left and made just 1 free throw, but after holding Khimki, Carter made it a 1-point game from the line with 23 seconds to play. Forced to foul, Oldenburg sent Lopez to the line and he sank 2 with 18 seconds to play. Foster matched him and made it 73-72 with 10 seconds left. But Hain was whistled for an unsportsmanlike foul and free throws by Frizdon sealed the win and gave Khimki a hard-fought win.

Wednesday, November 04, 2009

Euroleague.net

Referees: SPIRIDONOS, LEONIDAS (GRE), JASEVICIUS, TOMAS (LTU), SAHIN, TOLGA (ITA)

Attendance: 3000

By Quarter	1	2	3	4
BC Khimki	24	12	19	22
EWE Baskets	9	33	13	17

End of Quarter	1	2	3	4
BC Khimki	24	36	55	77
EWE Baskets	9	42	55	72

Head coach: SCARIOLO, SERGIO

BC Khimki
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	Rebounds			As	St	To	Bl		Fouls		PIR
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	O	D	T	As	St	To	Fv	Ag	Cm	Rv	PIR
5	LANGFORD, KEITH	24:52	8	3/5	0/2	2/2	2	1	3	4	1	1		1	3	3	10
7	FRIDZON, VITALY	21:28	12	2/4	0/1	8/8		1	1	4	2	1		1	4	7	17
8	TOPOROV, SERGEY	6:36			0/2								1				-1
10	CABEZAS, CARLOS	13:55		0/1						1	1	2				2	1
12	DMITRIEV, FEDOR	8:44			0/1			1	1
13	JANKUNAS, PAULIUS	31:16	23	4/6	3/4	6/7	1	6	7		2	1			4	4	27
14	GUBANOV, PETR	1:33
15	JAVTOKAS, ROBERTAS	20:15	12	5/7	0/1	2/3	2	2	4	1		2		1	5	6	11
18	LOPEZ, RAUL	26:05	5		1/2	2/2	1	3	4	5	1	6				3	11
21	McCARTY, KELLY	28:18	11	3/10	1/2	2/2		2	2		1	1		1	1	1	4
25	MOZGOV, TIMOFEY	16:58	6	3/5				4	4		1	1			3	2	7
41	ZAYTSEV, VIACHESLAV	DNP	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
	Team						2	1	3								3
	Totals	200:00	77	20/38	5/15	22/24	8	21	29	15	9	15	1	4	20	28	90
				52.6%	33.3%	91.7%

Min: Minutes played; Pts: Points; 2FG M-A: 2-point Field Goals (Made-Attempted); 3FG M-A: 3-point Field Goals (Made-Attempted); FT M-A: Free Throws (Made-Attempted); Rebounds: O (Offensive), D (Defensive), T (Total); As: Assists; St: Steals; To: Turnovers; Bl: Blocks (Fv: In Favor / Ag: Against); Fouls: Cm (Commited), Rv (Received); PIR: Performance Index Rating

Head coach: KRUNIC, PREDRAG

EWE Baskets
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	Rebounds			As	St	To	Bl		Fouls		PIR
#	Player	Min	Pts	2FG M-A	3FG M-A	FT M-A	O	D	T	As	St	To	Fv	Ag	Cm	Rv	PIR
4	SCEKIC, MARKO	14:49	10	2/4	2/2		1	2	3		2	1			5		7
5	BULJEVIC, MARCO	0:09													1		-1
6	STRAUCH, DANIEL	DNP	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
8	FOSTER, JEKEL	37:54	17	5/10	1/7	4/5		2	2	6	2	3		1	2	5	14
9	NJEI, ACHA	DNP	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
10	MAJSTOROVIC, MILAN	24:29	14	4/4	1/1	3/4	1	4	5		1	2	1		4	2	16
12	PERKOVIC, JASMIN	23:10	5	1/4	1/1		1	3	4						3	3	6
19	HAIN, DANIEL	20:02	4	2/4	0/1		2	1	3			2	1		5	1	-1
23	PAULDING, RICKEY	27:53	6	3/4	0/3		1	1	2	6		4			5	4	5
24	CARTER, JOSHUA	34:02	13	0/1	3/7	4/4		5	5		2	1	1			2	17
44	BOUMTJE BOUMTJE, RUBEN	17:32	3	0/1		3/4	1		1			3	1		3	3
	Team						1	1	2								2
	Totals	200:00	72	17/32	8/22	14/17	8	19	27	12	7	16	4	1	28	20	65
				53.1%	36.4%	82.4%

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Head Coaches

SCARIOLO, SERGIO BC Khimki "It was tough, typical Euroleague game and typical game for the start of the season. We had good moments and very bad moments. The first quarter was excellent and the second quarter was terrible. In the second half we were in a difficult situation until the last minutes, but we knew we could win it. It was an excellent experience for our first-time players in the Euroleague."

SCARIOLO, SERGIO

BC Khimki

"It was tough, typical Euroleague game and typical game for the start of the season. We had good moments and very bad moments. The first quarter was excellent and the second quarter was terrible. In the second half we were in a difficult situation until the last minutes, but we knew we could win it. It was an excellent experience for our first-time players in the Euroleague."

KRUNIC, PREDRAG EWE Baskets "I congratulate Khimki on the victory and my team on a good game. We managed to get back in the game in first half, but we made three mistakes at the end and that was the reason for the defeat. We lost a lot of energy on defense against such a strong team."

KRUNIC, PREDRAG

EWE Baskets

"I congratulate Khimki on the victory and my team on a good game. We managed to get back in the game in first half, but we made three mistakes at the end and that was the reason for the defeat. We lost a lot of energy on defense against such a strong team."

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