Lithuanian NT head coach Kazys Maksvytis provided some unfortunate news regarding the team's roster in FIBA World Cup 2023, as several key players will not be able to contribute this upcoming summer due to personal decisions.
If someone were to ask Marius Grigonis to make an assessment of Panathinaikos Athens' EuroLeague season, he'd come across a look suggesting that everything has been said already.
Lithuanian NT head coach Kazys Maksvytis provided some unfortunate news regarding the team's roster in FIBA World Cup 2023, as several key players will not be able to contribute this upcoming summer due to personal decisions.
If someone were to ask Marius Grigonis to make an assessment of Panathinaikos Athens' EuroLeague season, he'd come across a look suggesting that everything has been said already.
As more and more time passes since Panathinaikos Athens parted ways with head coach Dejan Radonjic, more and more players open up about the Montenegrin specialist's time in the organization. This time, it was Marius Grigonis who shared his views.
Panathinaikos Athens had a real chance to go to overtime against Olympiacos Piraeus in the Greek League (ESAKE) but did not capitalize on the opportunity. Marius Grigonis was registered for the local competition for the first time since October 23rd. After the game, the Lithuanian guard said that everything was in the team's hands playing against the no.1 team in the EuroLeague.
Panathinaikos Athens guard Marius Grigonis has missed the last month of EuroLeague action due to the lower back injury he suffered during the game against Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul. After being sidelined for both double week's games, the Lithuanian player is now back with the team and practicing at full capacity. Grigonis is now expected to play against Anadolu Efes Istanbul on Friday.
Marius Grigonis left the game against Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul almost a month ago due to back pain. The Lithuanian guard hasn't played a game since, and his return to the court continues to be uncertain. After Panathinaikos Athens beat AEK Athens in the Greek League today, head coach Dejan Radonjic was asked whether Grigonis will suit up for the EuroLeague double week.
Panathinaikos Athens are preparing for the upcoming game against EA7 Emporio Armani Milan, and head coach Dejan Radonjic provided an injury update on Marius Grigonis. "We have some [injury] problems that we will see about tomorrow, while Grigonis will not play," Radonjic said before the game. Despite Milan's 7-game losing streak, Radonjic praised the opponent, calling Milan a dangerous team.
Panathinaikos Athens made it 2/2 in the EuroLeague double week, enjoying a very comfortable evening against LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne to improve their record to 4-6 and climb up the standings.Â
After missing Wednesday's game vs. Virtus Segafredo Bologna, Panathinaikos Athens guard Marius Grigonis remains on the sidelines. Panathinaikos head coach Dejan Radonjic confirmed that Grigonis won't feature in the upcoming game against LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne.
Marius Grigonis was ruled out for Panathinaikos Athens' match against Virtus Segafredo Bologna tomorrow (November 23), while Panagiotis Kalaitzakis is extremely doubtful, SDNA.gr. reports. "Right now, Grigonis is not playing in this match. As for Panagiotis, we'll see. He will not train today and the decision will be made on the day of the match," coach Dejan Radonjic provided an update.
After an underwhelming start to the 2022-23 EuroLeague season, Marius Grigonis might face another hurdle in the coming days. The Lithuanian guard left the game limping against Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul in the second quarter due to back discomfort. Panathinaikos Athens later announced that Grigonis will not return to the court in the second half of the game.
Last Friday night, Panathinaikos Athens' game against Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz at OAKA has just finished, and reporters are given the green light to enter the Greens' locker room. The Greek side geared up in the second half, overcoming another slow start in a EuroLeague game, but Marius Grigonis sounds like he's had enough of it.Â
Marius Grigonis has arrived in Athens to join the Panathinaikos Athens in preparation for the season. The Lithuanian player arrived in Greece on Friday morning and will be integrated into the preparation of the Panathinaikos. Right after landing Grigonis gave a statement to the club.
Marius Grigonis was the marquee signing for Panathinaikos OPAP Athens this offseason. The Lithuanian guard comes to Greece after leaving CSKA Moscow. According to reports, Panathinaikos paid €350,000 buyout fee for the Russian club in order to lure the player to their side.
Panathinaikos OPAP Athens recently brought in Marius Grigonis and Nate Wolters, who both played for Zalgiris Kaunas together with Aaron White, a former player of both of those clubs. White shared his insights about his former teammates.
Marius Grigonis, the new signing of Panathinaikos OPAP Athens, spoke with highly flattering comments about the club and emphasized that he is looking forward to experiencing the atmosphere of OAKA in an interview for paobc.gr. "Fortunately this transfer has been completed and I can now relax," started Grigonis.
Marius Grigonis has reached an agreement with Panathinaikos OPAP Athens, sources confirmed BasketNews. Shortly after, Panathinaikos officially announced the information about the reinforcement. The 28-year-old guard joined the Greek club for two seasons. CSKA Moscow will receive around a 250k buyout for releasing the player who had two years remaining on his contract, sources say BasketNews.
One of the main Panathinaikos OPAP Athens targets, Marius Grigonis, hasn't committed to the Greek powerhouse just yet, Zalgiris Kaunas majority owner and president Paulius Motiejunas revealed.
