Website on basketball
Eurobasket.com  |
| Доступно в | Английский |
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| Создан | Марек Войтера |
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| URL | www .Eurobasket .с |
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| Коммерческий | да |
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| Registration | available, but not required |
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| Launched | March 1997 |
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| Current status | active |
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Eurobasket.com , также обычно называемый «Eurobasket News» , представляет собой баскетболу , подвергнутый сайт , который обеспечивает освещение каждой профессиональной и полупрофессиональной клубной баскетбольной лиги со всего мира, а также многих лиг на уровне любителей . Несмотря на то, что он в основном ориентирован на Европе баскетбольную лигу в европейскую , на сайте также представлены несколько различных региональных разделов для Африки , Азии , Латинской Америки и Карибского бассейна , Северной Америки и Океании . Eurobasket.com, который обновляется ежедневно, охватывает баскетбол в 196 разных странах и в 435 разных лигах по всему миру, с более чем 940 000 баскетболистов и тренеров по баскетболу . [1]
Eurobasket.com is the most well-known website about international basketball coverage. Originally, it was established in 1995, as Euroster.com, in Canada, by Marek Wojtera. Wojtera, is a Polish immigrant, former basketball player, and a computer programmer. Two years later, in 1997, it changed its name to Eurobasket.com. In 2010, it was incorporated into the Hong Kong based web programming company Sports I.T. Solutions, and the two companies became partners in 2019.[1]
The site's news content is provided by its full-time staff, and over 100 sports media correspondents that are located around the world. Eurobasket.com is known as the source of the most complete basketball coverage and data collection about basketball. The site also hosts a database of over 940,000 basketball coaches and players, both active and retired, from around the world, with some of that content being accessible only through a paid subscription.
Eurobasket Summer League
[edit]Eurobasket.com also operates the Eurobasket Summer League, which consists of annual three day basketball tournaments that take place in the United States. The summer league takes place in the five host venues of Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, and New York Metro Area, and also goes to the NCAA Women's Final Four. There are also European tours, where the players can be seen by more European scouts. The aim of the tournaments is to help unsigned free agents find professional basketball clubs overseas, and to that end, 767 former Eurobasket Summer League players were active on professional rosters, in 67 different countries during the 2019–20 basketball season. The summer league events, which cater to both men's and women's basketball players, have also hosted players from lesser known backgrounds, like players from NCAA Division III colleges for example. In order for the players to gain more exposure, the games are broadcast live on YouTube, and have received over 145,000 views since 2018.[2][3]
Eurobasket.com's affiliated sections:
Eurobasket News Euro awards
[edit]The Eurobasket News Euro awards are annual sports awards that are given to the best basketball players and coaches that are playing and coaching on the European continent, across all European leagues and competitions, regardless of their nationalities. Awards are also given to the best basketball players in the world, that have European nationalities, regardless of whether they play in Europe, or anywhere else in the world. The awards are decided on by a vote that takes place among over 300 sports journalists that cover European basketball for the website.
Eurobasket News All-Europeans Player of the Year
[edit]The EuroBasket News All-Europeans Player of the Year award is given to the best basketball player in the world, in a given calendar year, that has European nationality, regardless of whether they play in Europe, or anywhere else in the world. For example, European players that play in the NBA, and other various leagues around the world that are not based in Europe, are eligible for the award. The award is decided on by a vote that takes place among over 300 sports journalists that cover international basketball for the website.
| Player (X) Denotes the number of times the player has been selected.
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Eurobasket News All-Europe Player of the Year
[edit]The Eurobasket News All-Europe Player of the Year award is given to the best basketball player on the European continent, in a given calendar year, across all European leagues and competitions. The award is given regardless of the player's nationality, as the winner of the award does not have to have European nationality. The award is decided on by a vote that takes place among over 300 sports journalists that cover European basketball for the website.
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Eurobasket News All-Europe Team
[edit]The Eurobasket News All-Europe First Team and Eurobasket News All-Europe Second Team awards are given to the ten best players of all of the European continent, in a given calendar year, across all European leagues and competitions, regardless of the player's nationality, as the winner of the award does not have to have European nationality. The award is decided on by a vote that takes place among over 300 sports journalists that cover European basketball for the website.
| Player (X) Denotes the number of times the player has been selected.
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| Bold text indicates the player who won the Eurobasket News All-Europe Player of the Year award.
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Награда Eurobasket News All-Europe Coach of the Year присуждается лучшему главному тренеру по баскетболу на европейском континенте, в данный календарный год во всех европейских лигах и соревнованиях. Награда присуждается независимо от национальности тренера, поскольку победитель премии не должен иметь европейскую национальность. Награда определяется голосованием, которое происходит среди более 300 спортивных журналистов, которые освещают европейский баскетбол для веб -сайта.
| Игрок (x) обозначает количество раз, когда тренер был выбран.
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Peja Stojaković
Dirk Nowitzki*
Pau Gasol*
Andrei Kirilenko
Tony Parker*
Kristaps Porziņģis
Goran Dragić
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Nikola Jokić
Arvydas Macijauskas
Shane Larkin
Edy Tavares
Карло Рекалькати
Дэвид Блатт