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Final four teams: CSKA of Moscow (94.4%), Barcelona (94.4%), Real Madrid (72.2%) and Anadolu Efes of Istanbul (55.6%).
The top three teams are currently leading the Euroleague, and last season’s favorite Turkish team is stuck: 8 wins and 9 losses allow Ergin Ataman’s students to advance to 11th place in the tournament after the first round.
The most fun to watch: ALBA in Berlin, Barcelona and Valencia – 16.7 percent each.
The clumsiest opponent: Barcelona (27.8%), CSKA Moscow (22.2%).
The best coach: Šarūnas Jasikevičius (27.8%), Dimitris Itoudis (16.7%).
Although the Lithuanian team finished the first round with 3 losses in a row and CSKA led by D.Itoudis won 12 in a row, Kaunas’ left-over strategist “Žalgiris” last summer was voted best coach.
Last season, Jasikevičius was not in the top three, leading Ioannis Sfairopoulos (44.4%), Pablo Lasas (16.7%) and Željko Obradovičius (16.7%).
Photo from Getty Images / Euroleague.net / Šarūnas Jasikevičius
The most amazing team: Miuncheno “Bayern” (72.2%).
One of the outsiders to the tournament held before the season, the Bavarian team ranks fourth after the first round. Coach Andrea Trinchieri made a great contribution to the 11 victories at the German club.
Who will become MVP? Mike James (61.1 percent), Nikola Mirotich (38.9 percent).
These basketball players lead the Euroleague in terms of efficiency score.
The CSKA star had 20.6 points, 3.4 rebounds, 6 assists and 21.4 profit points.
At that time, the statistics of the Š.Jasikevičius student in Barcelona: 16.8 points, 6.6 rebounds and 23.7 utility points.
Photo from Euroleague.net/Mike James
Breakout season: Jordanas Loydas (22.2 proc.), Mustapha Fallas (16.7 proc.), Shavonas Shieldsas (16.7 proc.).
Belgrade’s Crvena Zvezda, who lost the key to victories, has already dropped to 15th place, but J. Loyd remains the second most effective basketball player in the Euroleague.
The American, who moved his talent from Valencia to the Serbian capital last summer, is racking up 18.7 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.4 interceptions, 3.4 assists and 18.1 utility points this season.
The best player at the end of the game: Mike James (72.2 percent).
In the last seconds, the CSKA magician has already punished many rivals this season: “Žalgiris”, “Real”, “Bayern”.
The best player in defense: Walteris Tavaresas (44.4 proc.).
The Cape Verdean giant leads the tournament in blocked shots (average of 1.94) and is second in rebounds, an average of 7.8 each.
Photo from Euroleague.net/ Walter Tavares
Best leader: Scottie Wilbekinas (16.7 proc.).
The best ball distributor: Nick Calathes (61.1 percent).
Alexei Švedas has the most assists (8.4 average), but he also makes the most mistakes, including 4.9 times per game.
The best sniper: Kyle Kuric (27.8 percent), Mike James (16.7 percent).
Marius Grigonis and Jaycee Carroll, who became the legend of the tournament, might have had their trump cards, but Barcelona sniper K. Kuric, who ranks first, received the most votes (average 58.8%).
Rising Star: Rokas Jokubaitis (61.1%).
The Lithuanian, who has earned the great confidence of Martin Schiller, is fourth for the Žalgiris team in terms of playing time. In 22 minutes, the 20-year-old scores an average of 7.9 points, 1.6 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 8.1 utility points.
Rock Lukoševičius / 15min photo / The emotions of Rock Jokubaitis after the Euroleague match
The most charming player: Mike James (38.9 percent).
Which Euroleague player would you like to buy? Nikola Mirotich (16.7%), Shane Larkin (16.7%) and Walter Tavares (16.7%).
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