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“101 Greats of European Basketball,” a limited-edition collection published in 2018 by Euroleague Basketball, honors more than six decades’ worth of stars who helped lift the sport on the Old Continent to its present-day heights.
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On This Day, 2017: Olympiacos KO’s Efes in Game 5
On a dramatic night at Peace and Friendship Stadium three years ago, Olympiacos Piraeus held off visiting Anadolu Efes Istanbul 87-78 in the decisive Game 5 of their best-of-five series EuroLeague Playoffs series.
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Defensive ace Jenkins, three-point mastery lifted Reds
With defensive ace Charles Jenkins locking up one of the EuroLeague’s most dangerous scorers, the rest of the Olympiacos Piraeus squad shined on the attack in tying a club record for three-pointers in a road win at Khimki Moscow Region on Tuesday.
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