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Luis Scola is from Argentina dude
Didn't you watch the Olympics?
Remembering that this team has the draft rights to a number of prospects....
Robertas Javtokas
PF/C
6'10" weight unknown
24 years old
Lithuania
Drafted #56 overall in the second round of the 2001 NBA Draft.
Currently playing in Europe
Luis Scola
PF
6'9" 230 lbs
24 years old
Some South American Country
Drafted #56 overall in the 2nd round of the 2002 NBA Draft.
Currently playing in Europe
Viktor Sanikidze
SF
6'8" 200 lbs.
18 years old
Republic of Georgia
Drafted #43 in the 2nd round of the 2004 NBA Draft by the Hawks. Traded to the Spurs for some .
Currently playing somewhere parts unknown
Sergei Karaulov
C
7'0" weight unknown
22 years old
Russia
Drafted #58 in the 2nd round of the 2004 NBA Draft
Currently playing somewhere parts unknown
Romain Sato
SG
6'5" on a good day, 205 lbs
23 years old
Central African Republic
Drafted #53 in the 2nd round of the 2004 NBA Draft
Might as well be currently playing somewhere parts unknown
Last edited by SPARKY; 02-08-2005 at 01:40 PM.
Luis Scola is from Argentina dude
Didn't you watch the Olympics?
Nothing escapes you.
Sorry man, nobody watches the Olympics anymore.
Why is that? 'cause the US didn't get the gold on this one?
Nah, nobody cares to see a bunch of doping prima donnas play, unless you live in a certain South American country which needs to latch onto anything to rescue its flagging national pride.
Apparently that country could use a sense of humor and sarcasm as well.
Okay back to the subject at hand. Everyone thinks that Scola will be here next season (we'll see). I'm not sure that Javtokas has enough talent to make it to the NBA. The intriguing one is Sanikidze, who is so young that he's probably 3 or 4 years away at least, but obviously the Spurs are high on him.
Karaulov is just a mystery.
I think that Scola and Sanikidze will both soon join the Spurs. Sato has a chance to be a player, but he's pretty short to be anything other than a combo guard off the bench. I haven't heard anything positive or negative about Javtokas or Karaulov in a while.
Last edited by timvp; 02-08-2005 at 12:48 AM.
massoman i dont see him comin back next season
brown i think he get $$$$ from other teams and we probly wont be able to match it since we are e on a budget
scola could be comin over next season and i hope he does
how did you guys pronounce Sanikidze?
NBA.com says saa-NEE-kid-zay
Thanks Kori!
I bet the announcers are keen for him to get into the league. Great name.
It's intriguing to have all these guys hidden away. As said, Scola should be here and I know nothing about Karaulov.
I really, really hope Javtokas can make it.
Can someone please add to this thread the Spurs future draft picks (just the next 2-3 years), assuming we get Phoenix's #1 this next draft.
I believe...
2005
1st rounder
Suns' 1st rounder
2006
1st
2nd
2007
1st
2nd
They gave up their 2nd rounder this year to the Hawks last year for the rights to Sanikidze.
So basically they have the rights to a significant number of prospects and they should have 6 picks over the next 3 years (including two low first rounders this year) to work with to bolster the...farm team.
Is this guy alive or even a real person. Can't find crap on him.Karaulov is just a mystery.
From what I can tell from Karaulov's team, BC Khimki, Sergey is not even on the 12 man playing roster in the A League, yet...an A League team that sports Ruben Wolkowysky (ARG NT), Melvin Booker and Oscar Torres. He's a B-Leaguer in development.
He's tall and the Spurs saw something. That's it, nothing more right now.
It's difficult to find "English" versions of team info. Here is one from earlier this season.
http://www.bckhimki.ru/team/indexen.php
Not a great translation but decent, I guess. Here's what it says about Sergey.
Sergey KARAULOV. He trains with a team already enough for a long time, from the beginning of year, but to claim he we had not time. It is convinced, scouts of NBA "miss" extremely seldom. I think, Sergey understands, that his hit in "draft" is advance payment to the perspective tall player that should be fulfilled. Sergey does to prove to everything, that a choice "San Antonio" was not casually. I think, he will play first time more in the second team, but constantly to be in a zone of our attention, be ready to transition to the following level.
Now I get it! Ducks is Russian.
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