These NBA Busts Will Dominate EuroLeague 

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Bronny couldn’t even dominate the German second league and we are talking about Bronny dominating the Euroleague? 🤡 Cmmon man, be serious.

''Playing Only the garbage minutes'' and Bronny is on the sceen 🤣🤣🤣

Putting Bronny's face while saying "garbage minutes" is hilarious

that bronny switch cooked him hard

I see Neemias Queta dominating in the euroleague because of his height and strength at the low post

Calling Euroleague players BUSTS just because they didnt get a chance in the NBA is really rude and shows a clickbait type of video. Sorry but these are facts and players such as Vezenkov are AMAZING!

I just started watching euroleague this season, and it has been amazing. The referee timeout to review everything is annoying tho😅

Maybe the stigma wears of as more and more players experience both Europe and USA. I think about places like OKC, Minnesota or Detroit as places where many would choose an Euroleague team with half the salary. Just to live... well not in Salt Lake City.

Ettore Messina has entered the chat

Théo Maledon back to ASVEL too

brother signed off Poku like he got 33 years lol

skylar mays😎

Evan fournie

Okay, this is getting ridiculous. I think it's time to decide which audience you want to address in your videos. In the title you mention "busts" and then you proceed to talk about "borderline NBA players", you mentioned Vezenkov who is a prime Euroleague player (and has been for the past 3 or something years) and 3 2-round draft picks. How the hell anyone of these could be considered a bust??? A recent example of a bust was Anthony Bennett, who absolutely tanked his time in Fenerbache and left after like 5-10 games. Caboclo could be another example but you never mentioned them. Let's talk about the actual topic. The players you mentioned that succeed in the Euroleague (Larkin, Baldwin) were players who didn't get the playing time they should get in the NBA, whereas Wesley Johnson who was a very well-respected role player who played solid minutes in NBA, was afwul in the Euroleauge. The most important thing that differentiates success or failure of NBA guys in the Euroleague is hunger and passion. I'm a Panathinaikos fan, I've been watching Panathinaikos play for the last 15 years and I can tell you all of our failed past-NBA players saw playing in the Euroleague as a chore (Fridette, Johnson, D. Williams) and that's why they never did anything remarkable. Players like Mike James, Larkin, Baldwin came to Europe to prove something , you see they got this "dog in them" as Americans say. The only exception to this type of causes is Nunn, who was well respected in the NBA and actually got playing time, but I guess he too has something to prove if I judge from he's mentality. PS: "and let me remind you that the game in Europe is 40 minutes..." 🤡🤡. Decide which your audience is. The last years you have been making videos that treat Euroleague as a lesser competition and "in danger" every summer and when the season starts you gas Euroleague up. It's not bad that you aiming for a bigger audience (US) but you have to respect us and most importantly our game.

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The Euroleague is more of a tournament than an actual league

No we need less american players in europe not more🤦‍♂️