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Stephan Savoia/The Associated Press Brandon Bass (30) could be on the shelf the next two weeks with a sore right knee, but there is no doubting the Boston Celtics got the better of the trade bringing the forward here from Orlando for Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davi
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The Greek guests dealt a fatal 9-24 blow to Fener in the first period and cruised to victory. Cu
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One of the central figures in what is shaping up to be a season for the record books for CSKA Moscow is center Nenad Krstic. The big man added to his stellar campaign this week by picking up Top 16, Week 3 bwin MVP honors and thus joining teammate Andrei
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In basketball’s Euroleague Top 16, UNICS have extended their lead at the top of Group G with a home victory over Italian side EA7 Olimpia Milano. CSKA have prolonged their winning streak in the Euroleague. Wednesday saw the Armymen thrash Anadolu Efes in
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One of the central figures in what is shaping up to be a season for the record books for CSKA Moscow is center Nenad Krstic. The big man added to his stellar campaign this week by picking up Top 16, Week 3 bwin MVP honors and thus joining teammate Andrei
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Midway through the fourth quarter in a game against the Toronto Raptors, Blake Griffin backs his way into the paint against Amir Johnson. He misses the short shot, but quickly follows up his miss with a putback dunk. Blake is left wide open at the top of
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"I tried to use the time during the lockout," Ersan Ilyasova said. "I had a real good opportunity overseas to play basketball. I tried to use the time during the lockout to keep in shape, use the opportunity to play basketball every day and improve mysel
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CSKA have prolonged their winning streak in the Euroleague. Wednesday saw the Armymen thrash Anadolu Efes in Moscow, and claim their 12th straight victory in the tournament. While yet another Russian outfit, Unics, also continue to impress. What does it
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Both Russian teams represented in the basketball Euroleague’s Top 16 – CSKA Moscow and UNICS Kazan – have kicked off the stage with victories. CSKA, the only undefeated team in the group stage, travelled to Olympiacos of Greece. The game was equal throu
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The Russian powerhouse celebrated 78-86 road win against Olympiakos for 1-0 record in Group E, Top 16. Participants of the same pool are
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It seems like forever, but Euroleague 2011-12 resurrects itself for Top 16 opening night tonight. What better way to celebrate, reckons BallinEurope, than with some good ol’ power rankings? Once again, the caveat emptor-ish bit: These ratings are formula
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BOSTON Kendrick Perkins played against his former teammates last night for the first time since the Celtics traded him to Oklahoma City Feb. 24, and before the game, Celtics coach Doc Rivers admitted he was disappointed that Perkins had been dealt. “Wel
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BOSTON (AP) — Russell Westbrook hit a 3-pointer and then shimmied his hands down his torso, bent his body at the knees and strutted down the sideline in celebration. Just 39 seconds later — this time with less than a minute left in the game — he did it a
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BOSTON—He knew coming in that it wasn’t going to be easy. Going back to when the revised post-lockout NBA schedule was hot off the press, it was the game that Thunder center Kendrick Perkins immediately circled—Oklahoma City playing at TD Garden, Perkins
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Kendrick Perkins said it "felt like the worst day of my life" when he got traded away by the Boston Celtics. As it turns out, he may have gotten out just in time -- and moved to one of the best possible situations. Perkins returns to Boston with the sur
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January, 15, 2012 Jan 15 2:38 PM ET Ronald Martinez/Getty Images Kendrick Perkins returns to Boston to play his ex-team for the first time Monday. Nearly 11 months after he was dealt to Oklahoma City in a jaw-dropping deadline day swap, Kendrick Perkins
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Always seen as an up-and-coming talent, Alexey Shved has fulfilled his potential this season and confirmed his status as one of the best young combo guards in Europe. Despite making his Euroleague debut with CSKA back in the 2007-08 season, Shved did not
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Celtics fans must be wondering why everyone was in such a hurry to end the NBA lockout. For the first time in the Big Three (or Big Four) era, the Celtics have begun a season 0-3 and they own the worst record in the league. Their window of opportunit
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DENVER - The Celtics overhauled their bench yesterday with a flurry of unexpected trades, the most prominent being a deal that sent popular workhorse center Kendrick Perkins to Oklahoma City along with guard Nate Robinson for small forward Jeff Green, ce
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The Celtics decision to trade Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson to the Thunder for Jeff Green and Nenad Krstic came with much criticism because Perkins had been a key part of the Celtics championship run in 2008 and their team from 2009-11. Jeff Green
About Nenad Krstic
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Nenad Krstić (pronounced NE-nad KURS-titch) (Serbian: Ненад Крстић) (born July 25, 1983 in Kraljevo, SR Serbia, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) is a Serbian professional basketball player in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Currently he is the starting center for the New Jersey Nets. His first professional team was Partizan... Full Article
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Unicaja's British forward Joel Freeland (L) vies with CSKA Moscow's Serbian center Nenad Krstic (C) and Lithuanian center Darjus Lavrinovic (R) during the Euroleague basketball match Unicaja vs CSKA Moscow on December 21, 2011 at the Palacio de los deportes J.M. Martin Carpena sports hall...
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Unicaja's Croatian center Luka Zoric (L) vies with CSKA Moscow's Serbian center Nenad Krstic (R) during the Euroleague basketball match Unicaja vs CSKA Moscow on December 21, 2011 at the Palacio de los deportes J.M. Martin Carpena sports hall in Malaga.
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CSKA Moscow's Nenad Krstic (R) vies with KK Zagreb's Krunoslav Simon during their Euroleague, Group B, basketball match in Moscow on December 7, 2011.
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Nenad Krstic (top) and Jamont Gordon of CSKA Moscow fights for the ball with Papa Dia (C) of KK Zagreb in Moscow on December 7, 2011 during their Euroleague group B basketball match.
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Nenad Krstic (R) of CSKA Moscow fights for the ball with Casey Jacobsen of Brose Baskets during their Euroleague group B basketball match in Moscow on October 26, 2011.
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Zalgiris Kaunas's Sonny Weems (C) vies for the ball with CSKA Moscow's Nenad Krstic (L) during their Euroleague group B basketball match at the Zalgirio Arena in Kaunas, on October 17, 2011.
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Zalgiris Kaunas's Paulius Jankunas (C) vies for the ball with CSKA Moscow's Andrei Kirilenko (L) and Nenad Krstic (R) during their Euroleague group B basketball match at the Zalgirio Arena in Kaunas, on October 17, 2011.
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Zalgiris Kaunas's Robertas Javtokas (L) vies with CSKA Moscow's Nenad Krstic (R) during their Euroleague group B basketball match in Zalgirio Arena in Kaunas on October 17, 2011.
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Nenad Krstic (R) of Serbia challenges Nikolaos Zisis of Greece during their FIBA EuroBasket 2011 basketball game in Kaunas September 16, 2011.
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Ioannis Bourousis, right, of Greece is challenged by Nenad Krstic, left, from Serbia during the EuroBasket 2011, European Basketball Championships classification for 5th to 8th place match in Kaunas, Lithuania, Friday, Sept. 16, 2011.
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Nenad Krstic, right, from Serbia is fouled by Timofey Mozgov, left, from Russia during the EuroBasket European Basketball Championship quarterfinal match in Kaunas, Lithuania, Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011. Russia won the match 77-67.
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Milos Teodosic, right, and Nenad Krstic, left, both from Serbia try to block Vitally Fridzon, center, from russia during the EuroBasket European Basketball Championship quarterfinal match in Kaunas, Lithuania, Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011. Russia won the match 77-67.
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Serbia's Nenad Krstic, center, challenges for the ball with Russia's Andrei Kirilenko, during their quarterfinal EuroBasket European Basketball Championship match in Kaunas, Lithuania, Thursday Sept. 15, 2011.
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Serbia's Nenad Krstic, down, makes contact with with Russia's Andrey Vorontsevich, during their quarterfinal EuroBasket European Basketball Championship match in Kaunas, Lithuania, Thursday Sept. 15, 2011.
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Nenad Krstic (L) of Serbia challenges Andrey Vorontsevich of Russia during their FIBA EuroBasket 2011 quarter-final basketball game in Kaunas September 15, 2011.
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Nenad Krstic (R) of Serbia goes to the basket past Andrey Vorontsevich of Russia during their FIBA EuroBasket 2011 quarter-final basketball game in Kaunas September 15, 2011.
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Nenad Krstic (bottom) of Serbia falls next to Andrei Kirilenko of Russia during their FIBA EuroBasket 2011 quarter-final basketball game in Kaunas September 15, 2011.
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Enes Kanter, right, from Turkey challenges Nenad Krstic, left, from Serbia during the EuroBasket European Basketball Championship Group E match in Vilnius, Lithuania, Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011. Serbia won the match 68-67.
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Nenad Krstic, center, of Serbia fights for a ball with Omer Asik, right, and Ersan Ilyasova, left, both from Turkey during the EuroBasket European Basketball Championship Group E match in Vilnius, Lithuania, Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011. Serbia won the match 68-67.
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Enes Kanter (R) and Hidayet Türkoglu (L) of Turkey vie with Nenad Krstic of Serbia during their 2011 European championship second round group E, basketball game in Vilnius on September 11, 2011.
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Serbia's Nenad Krstic, left, challenges for the ball with Turkey's Enes Kanter during their EuroBasket European Basketball Championship Group E match in Vilnius, Lithuania, Sunday Sept. 11, 2011.
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Nenad Krstic, down, and Nemanja Bjelica, up, both from Serbia fight for a ball with Felipe Reyes, center, from Spain during the EuroBasket European Basketball Championship Group E match in Vilnius, Lithuania, Friday, Sept. 9, 2011. Spain won the match 84-59.
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Serbia's Nenad Krstic dunks a ball during their EuroBasket European Basketball Championship Group E match against Spain, in Vilnius, Lithuania, Friday Sept. 9, 2011.
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Serbia's Nenad Krstic, right, challenges for the ball with Spain's Ricky Rubio, during their EuroBasket European Basketball Championship Group E match in Vilnius, Lithuania, Friday Sept. 9, 2011.
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CSKA Moscow's Nenad Krstic (R) vies with Galatasaray's Joshua Shipp during an Euroleague group E basketball match on February 2, 2012 in Moscow.
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