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Nach 15 Profijahren hat David McCray seine erfolgreiche Profikarriere beendet. Der 32-Jährige berichtet von Zeiten ohne Deutschenquote, dem wertvollsten Platz auf der Bank und den richtigen Zeitpunkt, um die Schuhe an den Nagel zu hängen.

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In der ersten deutschsprachigen Episode spricht David McCray (Ludwigsburg) über Zeiten ohne Quote, das vordere Ende der Bank, und den Wechsel vom Spieler zum Coach.

Die ganze Folge gibt's ab Mittwoch, den 11.9.2019.

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Very rarely foreign players spend their entire career with one club. Here comes Quantez Robertson, swingman for the FRAPORT SKYLINERS. He‘s a lefty, he‘s able to defend at least three, if not four positions. He has a knack for shoes.

Unfortunately I did not include Shoes into our Triple Threat credo ... Shoot - Pass - Dribble ... instead we go with Schedule - Playoffs - Durability.

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Quantez Robertson (FRAPORT SKYLINERS) talks defensive schemes and much more ... full episode drops wednesday, sep. 4h.

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Pete Strobl serves as Headcoach with the Basketball Löwen Braunschweig - yes, that‘s the program where both Dennis Schröder and Daniel Theis made their pro debuts as teenagers. Strobl served as an assistant for ratiopharm ulm the past three years and takes over the helm in Braunschweig on a 2+1 year contract.

Good enough to stick to the „Something Basketball Podcast“ theme where we adopt the good old triple threat position ... but instead of Shoot - Pass - Dribble we‘ll go with Social Media, Patience and Drive.

Episode #2 features Pete Strobl, who will enter his first Bundesliga HC gig with Braunschweig this year.

The full interview drops august, 28th.

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In basketball everybody knows the triple threat position. Shoot - Pass - Dribble. In our case we‘ll go with Summer - Professionalism, and Destinations as keywords for the conversation with Mr. William Hatcher, who happened to start off his career in 2006 for my hometown team Dragons Rhöndorf in 2nd division.

The Flint, Michigan native went on to have an illustrous career path that led him to an overall ten countries in thirteen years - Germany, Romania, Czech, Cyprus, Israel, Greece, France, Belgium, Serbia, and bella Italia. Having spent the previous three years showcasing his talents on both the domestic level as well as in Basketball Champions League, Hatcher signed with Peristeri from Greece over the summer, which will allow him to play in the highest ranked FIBA competion for a fourth consecutive time.

The „Something Basketball“ podcast is meant to be for all the international listeners out there who are interested in what‘s going on basketball-wise in Europe and/or Germany.

The idea is to conduct a series of interviews with players, coaches, executives, etc. that are willing to share their thoughts on what it‘s like as a pro far away from home. Rookies, give me an idea of what you know about the german league, who you reached out to beforehand, what you might be afraid of prior to year one. Vets, spread your wisdom on the overseas culture, the level of the league and what helped you have a lasting career.

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The „Something Basketball“ podcast is meant to be for all the international listeners out there who are interested in what‘s going on basketball-wise in Europe and/or Germany.

The concept is to conduct a series of interviews with players, coaches, executives, etc. that are willing to share their thoughts on what it‘s like as a pro far away from home. Rookies, give me an idea of what you know about the german league, who you reached out to beforehand, what you might be afraid of prior to year one. Vets, spread your wisdom on the overseas culture, the level of the league and what helped you have a lasting career.