6 days ago
Arsenal have completed the signing of Greek forward Christos Tzolis for a reported €40 million.
Tzolis joins the club after two highly-successful seasons in Belgium with Club Brugge The former Norwich City man scored 21 goals and made 14 ****** ists in 56 games in his first year with the club before bettering that last season with 22 goals and 29 ****** ists in just 52 games.
Those numbers have caught the eye of ****** nal who have now signed the player on a 'long-term' deal.
"It's absolutely amazing to sign for such a big club, the champions of England," Tzolis said on his arrival in North London. "I'm very proud to be part of this team for the next season.
"When my agent was saying maybe it was a possibility, I was already excited. Afterwards it was getting more serious and now I'm here.”
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Tzolis joins the club after two highly-successful seasons in Belgium with Club Brugge The former Norwich City man scored 21 goals and made 14 ****** ists in 56 games in his first year with the club before bettering that last season with 22 goals and 29 ****** ists in just 52 games.
Those numbers have caught the eye of ****** nal who have now signed the player on a 'long-term' deal.
"It's absolutely amazing to sign for such a big club, the champions of England," Tzolis said on his arrival in North London. "I'm very proud to be part of this team for the next season.
"When my agent was saying maybe it was a possibility, I was already excited. Afterwards it was getting more serious and now I'm here.”
#tzolis #assists #season #Belgium
7 days ago
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever played the Connecticut Sun in WNBA action on Wednesday, July 22, winning 123-88.
Clark finished with 27 points, 11 ****** ists, and 2 rebounds. Coming in, Clark averaged 20.7 points, 7.8 ****** ists and 3.9 rebounds per game.
Here's how Clark fared against the Sun.
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Minutes: 27
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Clark finished with 27 points, 11 ****** ists, and 2 rebounds. Coming in, Clark averaged 20.7 points, 7.8 ****** ists and 3.9 rebounds per game.
Here's how Clark fared against the Sun.
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Minutes: 27
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8 days ago
The summer league has ended for the Philadelphia 76ers after they finished 2-3 out in Las Vegas. They won their first two games, but then ended on a 3-game skid. However, wins and losses do not matter out in Vegas. It's all about how the young players look and how they can adjust to the NBA game after to prepare for what's to come.
Sixers rookie guard Labaron Philon Jr. had some big moments in the summer league as he showed off his skills. He averaged 18.5 points, 5.8 ****** ists, and 3.5 rebounds along with 1.5 steals in four games. He put all of his skills on display and should be able to bring that talent to the league when the regular season begins in October.
Here are the three biggest observations on Philon while at the summer league:
Philon showed the capability to be able to put the ball in the basket. His percentages weren't great, he shot 38.2% overall and 25.8% from deep, but that can be attributed to being the main threat on the floor and teams swarming him whenever he crossed halfcourt. He also was shooting a respectable 39% from deep before a 1-for-13 showing in his final outing on July 15. There were plenty of times when he was blitzed and had to quickly adjust to how teams were defending him. Even with the extra attention, Philon was able to get into the paint, give the summer Sixers somebody who could make plays for others, and was able to make his presence known. It was a solid showing and should give the team some optimism about adding a 3-level scorer to the bench unit.
Over the four games in Vegas, Philon compiled 23 ****** ists against 10 turnovers in the four games he played. He had four turnovers in the finale against the Magic, but fatigue could have been a factor. He played 36:35 in that one on the second day of a back-to-back and he averaged 32 minutes in the summer league. He had seven ****** ists in the opener against the Detroit Pistons, six against the Indiana Pacers, four against the Houston Rockets, and six against the Magic. He was able to make plays for others, was directing traffic, and showed a lot of confidence for a rookie. The Sixers should be happy with what they saw.
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Sixers rookie guard Labaron Philon Jr. had some big moments in the summer league as he showed off his skills. He averaged 18.5 points, 5.8 ****** ists, and 3.5 rebounds along with 1.5 steals in four games. He put all of his skills on display and should be able to bring that talent to the league when the regular season begins in October.
Here are the three biggest observations on Philon while at the summer league:
Philon showed the capability to be able to put the ball in the basket. His percentages weren't great, he shot 38.2% overall and 25.8% from deep, but that can be attributed to being the main threat on the floor and teams swarming him whenever he crossed halfcourt. He also was shooting a respectable 39% from deep before a 1-for-13 showing in his final outing on July 15. There were plenty of times when he was blitzed and had to quickly adjust to how teams were defending him. Even with the extra attention, Philon was able to get into the paint, give the summer Sixers somebody who could make plays for others, and was able to make his presence known. It was a solid showing and should give the team some optimism about adding a 3-level scorer to the bench unit.
Over the four games in Vegas, Philon compiled 23 ****** ists against 10 turnovers in the four games he played. He had four turnovers in the finale against the Magic, but fatigue could have been a factor. He played 36:35 in that one on the second day of a back-to-back and he averaged 32 minutes in the summer league. He had seven ****** ists in the opener against the Detroit Pistons, six against the Indiana Pacers, four against the Houston Rockets, and six against the Magic. He was able to make plays for others, was directing traffic, and showed a lot of confidence for a rookie. The Sixers should be happy with what they saw.
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8 days ago
The 2026 NBA Summer League wrapped up Sunday. This year, there were six former Indiana Hoosiers participating across the league.
Here's where they played, and how they did:
The Hoosiers' leading scorer from last season appeared in five games for the Thunder's Summer League squad. He averaged 2.2 points, 2.0 **** ists, and 1.0 rebounds.
DeVries had very productive time with the Celtics' group in Vegas. In four games with Boston, he posted averages of 8.8 points, 1.5 **** ists, and 1.0 rebounds.
Alexis played sparingly, until Oklahoma City's final game Sunday. In three games, he averaged 3.3 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks per game.
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Here's where they played, and how they did:
The Hoosiers' leading scorer from last season appeared in five games for the Thunder's Summer League squad. He averaged 2.2 points, 2.0 **** ists, and 1.0 rebounds.
DeVries had very productive time with the Celtics' group in Vegas. In four games with Boston, he posted averages of 8.8 points, 1.5 **** ists, and 1.0 rebounds.
Alexis played sparingly, until Oklahoma City's final game Sunday. In three games, he averaged 3.3 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks per game.
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