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sports2 years ago

Dennis Schroder's eventful clash with coach and standout performance in Germany vs. Slovenia game

Dennis Schroder and head coach Gordon Herbert had a heated moment during a timeout in Germany's FIBA Basketball World Cup game against Slovenia. Schroder engaged in a one-on-one conversation with teammate Daniel Theis, disregarding Herbert's instructions. After the game, Schroder explained that it was a moment of emotions and that he and Theis have known each other for years, using such moments to elevate their game. Herbert stated that the incident will be dealt with internally. Germany remains undefeated with a 5-0 record in the tournament.

via BasketNews.com|
#dennis-schroder#fiba-basketball-world-cup#germany
sports2 years ago

Luka Doncic's Father Discusses Leadership and Slovenia's World Cup Expectations

Luka Doncic's father, Sasa Doncic, believes that reaching the quarterfinal would be a big success for Slovenia in the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023, considering the team's injuries and tough competition. Sasa Doncic also praises Luka's leadership skills, both in the national team and with the Dallas Mavericks, and expresses surprise at France's early elimination from the tournament. The qualification for the 2024 Paris Olympics remains uncertain, with several strong teams in contention.

via BasketNews.com|
#expectations#fiba-basketball-world-cup#leadership
sports2 years ago

Team USA's Strategy for Coping with Time Change at FIBA Basketball World Cup

Team USA basketball players competing in the FIBA Basketball World Cup have had to adjust their routines to accommodate the massive time difference. Some players have found it difficult to sleep at night and have resorted to taking naps during the day. Forward Mikal Bridges learned the importance of avoiding midday naps, while Brandon Ingram has been able to manage fatigue with workouts and strategic napping. Point guard Tyrese Haliburton experienced the consequences of a long nap, leading to disrupted sleep patterns. The players have found solace in video games, with Haliburton playing WWE 2K and Indiana's Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart competing in PGA Tour 2K. Despite the challenges, Team USA remains committed and focused on their goal.

via Yahoo Sports|
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sports2 years ago

"2023 FIBA World Cup: Top Players, Betting Tips, and Streaming Guide"

The 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup is set to feature 57 NBA players, with stars like Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Durant missing the tournament. A panel of writers and editors have projected the top 23 players for the World Cup, including Luka Doncic, Anthony Edwards, and Team USA's roster. The rankings highlight players from various countries, such as Canada's Dillon Brooks, Germany's Dennis Schroeder, and France's Rudy Gobert. The tournament promises exciting matchups and the opportunity for players to shine on the international stage.

via Hoops Hype|
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sports2 years ago

Team USA Dominates Greece in World Cup Tune-Up Games

Team USA coach Steve Kerr has opted for stability in his lineup, starting the same five players for the fourth consecutive game in preparation for the FIBA Basketball World Cup. This is unusual for Team USA, which typically spends time searching for continuity. Kerr has settled on a small and fast playing style, similar to his approach with the Golden State Warriors, and has quickly established the foundation of many roles. The team is settling into patterns, with players like Anthony Edwards and Mikal Bridges performing well. Despite some turnovers and rebounding concerns, Team USA remains confident in their chances.

via ESPN|
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sports2 years ago

Kristaps Porzingis sidelined for FIBA World Cup due to foot injury

Boston Celtics forward Kristaps Porzingis will not participate in the FIBA Basketball World Cup due to a lingering foot injury. Porzingis, who recently joined the Celtics and signed a two-year, $60 million extension, made the decision after an MRI revealed his ongoing plantar fasciitis issue. Despite being unable to play, Porzingis plans to support the team during the tournament.

via ESPN|
#boston-celtics#fiba-basketball-world-cup#foot-injury
sports2 years ago

"Team USA's Youthful Squad Dominates FIBA Basketball World Cup Roster"

Team USA is sending a roster of young NBA players with no senior national team experience to the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup. The team, coached by Steve Kerr, includes players like Jaren Jackson Jr., Brandon Ingram, Mikal Bridges, Anthony Edwards, and Jalen Brunson. The roster lacks All-NBA players but is expected to showcase versatility and athleticism. Team USA will face New Zealand, Greece, and Jordan in the group stage, with exhibition games against Puerto Rico, Slovenia, Spain, Greece, and Germany leading up to the tournament.

via SB Nation|
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sports2 years ago

Giannis Antetokounmpo's Knee Procedure Raises Concerns for World Cup Participation

Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo recently underwent knee surgery and his participation in the FIBA Basketball World Cup is uncertain. Antetokounmpo has been dealing with various injuries throughout his career, including soreness in both knees and a wrist injury. His brothers, Thanasis and Kostas, are still expected to play for Greece in the World Cup. Antetokounmpo has previously represented Greece in international competitions and has spoken about how playing in Europe has helped improve his game.

via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel|
#fiba-basketball-world-cup#giannis-antetokounmpo#injury
sports2 years ago

Top NBA Players Commit to Team USA for FIBA World Cup

Brandon Ingram and Jaren Jackson Jr. have committed to playing for Team USA in the FIBA Basketball World Cup championships in the Philippines this summer, according to sources. The USA roster is still being finalized and is expected to be completed later in June. The World Cup roster will differ from the Olympic team for Paris 2024, but there could be some continuity between the two teams.

via ESPN|
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