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Arvydas' son Domantas is on the Lithuania national roster. He's just 19 years old. -
True. He will be sophomore this year with Gonzaga. Already there are some flashes of brilliance in Domantas game. He will be very good one day. I am following Domantas game since he was 16. In couple years the frontcourt of Valanciunas, Motiejunas and Sabonis will be something special to watch in international basketball.stretch wrote: View PostComment
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Uh... Weren't the EuroBasket finals today?
Y'know with Lithuania and Spain.
Heard that Jonas was leading the team in assists through 2 quarters, not sure what happened after that other than that Spain won.Comment
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http://www.eurobasket2015.org/en/gam...66-78-A-1.htmlMindlessness wrote: View Post
Seems to be (judging by the stats) that P.Gasol schooled Jonas.Comment
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Looks like Jonas fouled out in 26 minutes of play. He shot 5/10 from the field for 10 points and added 9 rebounds. No blocks or steals but had 2 assists and only 1 turnover. Pau Gasol drew 10 fouls in the game and finished with 25 and 12 on 9/18 from the field.Twitter @WJ_FINDLAYComment
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From what I have been reading Pau Gasol has been given the superstar whistle all tournament, drew 10 fouls this game and averaged 9.3 free throws per game.Hotshot wrote: View PostTwitter @WJ_FINDLAYComment
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Well it is Pau Gasol after all and in this Euro tournament he is a superstar.WJF wrote: View PostComment
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JV played a major role on the Lithuanian squad that got to the finals...
Pretty good tourney for him... 16pts...8.5 rebs 1.5 blocks per game along with hitting 24 of 28 FT's
Hope this success carries over into the regular season...And with the 4th overall pick the Toronto Raptors select..... Scottie Barnes.Comment
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True. Jonas played ok vs. Spain. Pau was just too much for him. Keep in mind that Pau scored 40 against Gobert in a semi final vs. France, he was unstoppable through out entire tournament. But Jonas had a great tournament overall. Was a leader of his team, won a silver medal + qualified for the Olympics + he was selected for the all-tournament team (youngest among selected players). I'd say that's pretty good for a 23 year old kid. Poor guy was very disappointed though.golden wrote: View PostMeDar ReDozanComment
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Hopefully he uses the disappointment as motivation. Great play hopefully transfers into the season.Henry_Chinaski wrote: View PostHeir, Prince of Cambridge
If you see KeonClark in the wasteland, please share your food and water with him.Comment
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He shouldn't be disappointed. I watched several Lithuania games and I can't believe they actually made the finals tbh. They looked really bad. I'm just happy we'll not face this team in qualifying tournament, cuz I bet they'll play much better next year.
Anyway, congrats Jonas on great tournament. Time to start the NBA season!!!
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Hopefully he can carry over his success to the Raptors. I'm pumped for the season!The name's Bond, James Bond.Comment
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Really bad and second in Europe? I know what you mean though. The guards are horrible. Defense was the key to their success. Tbh, I'm a bit surprised that you guys aren't that excited about your national team. I would be thrilled to have such a young, talented team. With good coaching Canada could be among the top teams in the world.rocwell wrote: View PostMeDar ReDozanComment
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From what I hear, LTU was basically carried by their bigs and Kalnietis. Is that correct?rocwell wrote: View PostComment
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