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"Lithuania's Lietuvos Rytas' Robertas Javtokas (15), Maccabi Tel Aviv's Enton Parker (8) and Nikola Vuičičius (7) fight for the ball during their Euroleague basketball match in Vilnius, Lithuania February 2, 2006."
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Robertas Javtokas = Spurs property
look at my sig biatch his comin next season!!!!!
hey they won that game also.
Bigger and stronger Oberto. I liked him better then the Scola guy in the spurs uniform. He's got realy strong streches sometimes.
spurs haven't had a good flat top do on the team since drob. well drob had a flat top fade.
Word to ya motha.
I forgot of him ...
I think he's worth a tour in the league to see what he can bring. I believe he's going to be free to join next season. There should be one spot opening up next summer as I believe Mohammed will be gone by then. Of course, there's also Scola to consider.
Lietuvos Rytas - Maccabi game in bittorrent network:
http://www.torrentbox.com/download.php/304...vi.torrent
i was goin to dl that game but 700mb is way too much for me....i believe javtokas is not even in the starting lineup no more, merely bench player. i hate that matt nielson dude on the team
he plays on nielsons team?
I agree with you on him.
Yeh his one fugly guy
I agree with you on him.
I was watchin glass house skitz on ABC OR SBS last year i think with dave hughes and he was a guest on the show and he said he had a trash talk with timmay in the usa vs aus game, and timmay scared him with some lame reply like i didnt hear yah hahaha.
Seriously nielson can ball, but give sean marks will do atm.
Javtookas starts. Played 33 minutes. Got 4 blocks.
http://www.euroleague.net/stats/stat...13&partido=149
His comments on teh game:
Lietuvos Rytas center Robertas Javtokas
"We jumped on them from the very beginning, but Maccabi is a very strong team, which does not give victories away easily. So they stepped up later in the game. We lost our tempo at one moment, but we did not give up and managed to win this game. I think we showed that the first game in Tel Aviv was not a coincidence. I do not know if any other team has beaten Maccabi twice in one season, but we did it. One of the biggest problems for our team right now is consistent play during the course of the game. We can start really strong, but then suddenly make some mistakes and stop. Both teams scored a lot of points tonight, but I can say that our defense was really tough at the beginning. Of course, later we lost our rhythm for a while, however, Maccabi is the best offensive team in the Euroleague."
http://www.euroleague.net/noticia.js...nada=13&id=757
Sounds like he has attracted tim duncan spurs syndrome
He has a similar role on Rytas (and the NT) that Rasho has with the Spurs.
Set lots of screens, rebound, defend the lane, and try to improve FT% above 50%.
He's not as tall as Rasho, but he's much more physical, he jumps higher, and dunks more.
The question is, does he have the basketball IQ that Rasho seems to have?
Do the Spurs really have his rights?
Yup. He seemed to be destined to come to Spurs before his thought to be "career ending" motorcyle accident a few years ago.
Can anyone list the teams that our foreign prospects play for?
Robertas Javtokas - 6'-10", 240 lbs, F/C born 3/20/80 in Siauliai, Lithuania - Spurs' 2nd Round 56th overall pick, 2001 draft - currently plays for Lieutuvos Rytas in LKL (Vilnius, Lithuania) and Euroleague, Lith. NT.
Luis Scola - 6'-9", 240 lbs, F, born 4/30/80 in Buenos Aires, Argentina - Spurs' 2nd Round 56th overall pick, 2002 draft, currently plays for TAU Ceramica in ACB Spanish League (2005 League MVP), Euroleage, and Argentina NT.
Sergei Karaulov - 7'-0", 225 lbs, C, born 4/15/82 Uzbekistan - Spurs' 2nd Round 57th Overall Pick, 2004 draft, currently plays for BC Khimky Moscow, Russian A Superleague, benchwarmer.
Viktor Sanikidze - 6'-8", 200 lbs, F, born 4/1/86 in Tbilisi, Georgia - Spurs' 2nd Round 42nd overall pick (acquired from Hawks for 2005 2nd round pick and cash), 2002 draft, last team played for SAOS J.D.A. Dijon in the French Pro A League, currently rehabbing from knee injury.
Ian Mihinmi - 6'-10", 230 lbs, F/C , born 11/5/86 in Rouen, France - Spurs' 1st Round 28th overall pick, 2005 draft, currently plays for STB Le Havre in the French Pro A League.
Solid D knows his Hoops!
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