Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade continue their fight for the Play-In spot as they are set to face Zalgiris Kaunas in a do-or-die matchup on Thursday. With the loss against Zalgiris, the Serbian powerhouse would be eliminated from the Play-In contention and miss out on the post-season for 2nd season in a row.
Serbian national team coach Svetislav Pesic has assembled his squad at the Aleksandar Nikolic Hall as they prepare for their final FIBA EuroBasket 2025 Qualifiers against Finland and Georgia. With Serbia already qualified, Pesic has taken the opportunity to invite some younger players to the team. However, not all of them are available.
The 2024-25 EuroLeague season has a strong NBA flavor, thanks to a wild offseason full of big moves and some solid mid-season pickups. Many former NBA players are now joining top European teams, raising the competition to new heights.
Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade continue their fight for the Play-In spot as they are set to face Zalgiris Kaunas in a do-or-die matchup on Thursday. With the loss against Zalgiris, the Serbian powerhouse would be eliminated from the Play-In contention and miss out on the post-season for 2nd season in a row.
Serbian national team coach Svetislav Pesic has assembled his squad at the Aleksandar Nikolic Hall as they prepare for their final FIBA EuroBasket 2025 Qualifiers against Finland and Georgia. With Serbia already qualified, Pesic has taken the opportunity to invite some younger players to the team. However, not all of them are available.
The 2024-25 EuroLeague season has a strong NBA flavor, thanks to a wild offseason full of big moves and some solid mid-season pickups. Many former NBA players are now joining top European teams, raising the competition to new heights.
Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade faced a 96-84 defeat on the road against Panathinaikos on Thursday night, but the loss wasn't the only concern for head coach Zeljko Obradovic. Two players -- Isaac Bonga and Aleksej Pokusevski -- left the game with injuries. The extent of their setbacks remains unclear.
Aleksej Pokusevski, after four seasons in the NBA, has joined Partizan Mozzart Bet. The 7-foot Serbian forward, who had previously played for the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Charlotte Hornets, talked to Mozzart Sport about his move to Partizan, seeing it as a key opportunity to advance his career
It is no mystery that, in recent years, the market for EuroLeague teams has become increasingly complex. Average player prices are only rising upward, younger players are increasingly attracted by the rich contracts that even the NCAA can now offer. Markets that previously certainly did not scare the EuroLeague away are now able to offer very high salaries, such as Japan or Australia.
Aleksej Pokusevski is expected to make a long-term commitment to Partizan Mozzart Bet. According to Mozzart Sport sources, the Serbian forward has signed a 3-year deal with the Belgrade-based club. Despite early uncertainties, Pokusevski made his decision in recent days that Partizan is the right place for his development.
Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade are about to bring in one more player to the retooled roster. According to SportKlub, Aleksej Pokusevski is expected to become the newest member or the black-and-white organization. Mozzart Sport and Meridian Sport later confirmed the report. Pokusevski was a free agent after getting waived by the Charlotte Hornets earlier in the offseason.
Charlotte Hornets have parted ways with Aleksej Pokusevski. According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the Hornets have waived the Serbian big man. Pokusevski was part of the Oklahoma City Thunder roster until the midway part of the 2023-24 season. He was let go in a trade package that also involved Vasilije Micic and Gordon Hayward.
After almost 4 years of togetherness with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Aleksej Pokusevski officially moved to the Charlotte Hornets. According to an announcement by the team, the big man joined the Charlotte Hornets on a deal, the details of which have not been specified.
Aleksej Pokusevski is slated to continue his career with the Charlotte Hornets. According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, the Serbian player will make his way to the Hornets after being waived by the Oklahoma City Thunder this week.
Oklahoma City Thunder are waiving Aleksej Pokusevski, Shams Charania from The Athletic reports. The 22-year-old will become a free agent and will be able to sign with any other NBA team after clearing waivers. So far, there are no reports of whether any other NBA team is interested in a Serbian forward.
The Oklahoma City Thunder forward Aleksej Pokusevski suffered another injury, the team announced. The 21-year-old sprained his right ankle and will be re-evaluated in 6 weeks. It's likely that Pokusevski will miss the beginning of the regular season.
Oklahoma City Thunder forward Aleksej Pokusevski had hoped to debut for Serbia in the upcoming FIBA World Cup 2023, but unfortunately, his wish couldn't be fulfilled. According to Zurnal.rs, the 21-year-old couldn't receive the doctor's permission to train with the ball until the end of August.
On Monday, coach Svetislav Pesic announced the much-awaited list of players for the Serbian national team's FIBA World Cup 2023 preparations in Asia. Alongside the 20 names revealed by the experienced specialist for the initial stage of preparations, he also took the time to address the notable absentees from Serbia's roster.
The offseason for the Oklahoma City Thunder forward Aleksej Pokusevski didn't start as planned, as the 21-year-old Serbian suffered an injury. According to Joe Mussatto from The Oklahoman, Pokusevski suffered a small right humerus fracture during an offseason workout and will be re-evaluated in 4-6 weeks.
Aleksej Pokusevski exited the game against the San Antonio Spurs early on Tuesday night. Additional tests revealed that the player will have to miss an extended time due to the injury he sustained. The Oklahoma City Thunder announced that the Serbian youngster suffered a non-displaced tibial plateau fracture in his left leg which will sideline him at least for six to eight weeks.
The Oklahoma City Thunder exercised its third-year contract options on guards Josh Giddey and Tre Mann and its fourth-year contract option on forward Aleksej Pokusevski, the team officially announced. Giddey earned All-Rookie Second Team honors last season after appearing in 54 games (all starts) and recording averages of 12.5 points, 7.8 rebounds, and 6.4 assists in 31.5 minutes per game.
