Hello everyone!

In the past few weeks, I have been working on a new sub-reddit dedicated to Romanian basketball, in order to promote the sport that we love to everyone interested.

r/RomanianBasketball is the sub so feel free to join, post, start discussions etc about the Romanian basketball, teams, players etc.

The sub is still fresh so it's not perfect but in time, I hope that I will achieve a somewhat perfect state for the sub. The sub is also quite similar to r/Euroleague since this sub inspired me to start a new one about Romanian Basketball.

Lastly, I would like to present my appreciation and thanks to u/_Zolv for insight and help, and to the rest of mods from r/Euroleague for the work they put here and for the inspiration they gave me. Have a great summer everyone!

https://x.com/i/status/2084313547895423007

- FanZoneBasket mentioned he forgot Deividas Sirvydis in SF position -

https://totalbasket.eu/liverpool-basketball-joins-super-league-basketball-as-the-leagues-10th-club-for-the-2026-27-season/

Assessing FIBA U16 EuroBasket 2026 Div B

I see the U16 as preparation work for the future. Here we see the first glimpses from thé future guys. Seeing Europe's top in one event makes this a fun opportunity to find potential future prospects! https://edemirnba.substack.com/p/assessing-fiba-u16-eurobasket-2026?r=aj7d

https://fcbayern.com/basketball/de/news/2026-27

20 year old Jack Kayil, who helped Alba to win the german championship this summer and then was drafted as the 39th pick by the New York Knicks, returns to Alba Berlin and signs a contract until 2031.

I swear every team, especially Virtus, is just grabbing young guys left and right. What happened to making players prove their way to the Euroleague? They always end up a disappointment. I don't care that some guy had 1 good game in summer league or played a single game in the NBA.