Hi everybody,
Everyone starts off their blogs by saying hello and introducing themselves, but I wanna start by giving a shout out to all my teammates from khimki! Today we played a vtb cup game in Latvia and despite all the clouds of negativity hanging around the team, I was extremely proud of our guys and the coaching staff for being incredibly positive and getting a win during a crucial time in our season. Only bad thing is I re-sprained a nagging ankle injury that's been bothering...
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We have finished the first round of official matches convincingly, winning all the six qualifying games for the Euroleague, a good balance considering that the level of the opponents was good and that in almost all the games we managed to get very close to the level of play that we are aiming at reaching for all the 40 minutes of every game.
There is still much work to do on the chemistry, we still need a lot of time to perfectly understand how each player can be useful to the team, to...
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Returning to Castelmorrone's arena will surely give me a special feeling.
How many battles against the legendary Juvecaserta of Bosha Tanjevic Franco Marcelletti, Nando Gentile, Enzino Esposito, Sandro Dell’Agnello, Charles Shackleford, Tellis Frank…
In Caserta I even played my last game on the bench of Scavolini Pesaro, when they eliminated us from the playoffs, the same year they’d later win the title that was ours in the previous season.
We're talking about basketball in...
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The building of BC Khimki for the 2010/11 season is completed.
The club has done a good job: our president Bodunkov managed to get a slightly higher budget than last year, and our general manager Bychkov has built an experienced and balanced team even succeeding in keeping it well below the starting budget, mainly due to the remarkable buyout that the New York Knicks will pay for Timofey Mozgov.
I will start this post with an affectionate good bye to those who have been with us last...
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In the most profitable transaction in the history of BC Khimki (if not in the whole history of Russian basketball), Timofey Mozgov has moved to the New York Knicks with a three-year contract and an extremely high buy-out in favour of BC Khimki that will be largely paid by the player, following NBA rules. Tima's dream of playing in the NBA comes finally true and we admire the financial sacrifice he is doing, by accepting a substantial pay cut in order to pay the fee to be released.
My...
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