Turkey’s Story
Kerkidas Proponaitis started a blog in his native Greek to cover the FIBA championships, and has been gracious enough to translate it into English. It’s not perfect, but he does a great job of summing up the story of the Turkish national team so far. Who knew Engin Atsür would have to travel all the way to Japan to be on a Jimmy V team?
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Thanx. I haven’t written in English for a long time so it’s a chance to get better at it.I’m a regular professor compared to those Eurobasket.com people. They can hardly spell their names. And they get paid for it.You’re an Atsur maniac. I like him a lot. He’s basketball material.But next year’s draft will be very competitive. We’ll see.
Great besketball blog, nice photos of Turkish team… I also learned about PTSD, you have experienced hard days. yet I am an Atsur maniac after his great contribution in Japan, Engin did more than his share of work and I believe he would be a real star.