by Claudio Pea     from sienanews.it …Just between us and whispering so the enemy doesn’t hear us, the four games Dan Peterson won against Caserta, Pesaro and Teramo at home, and at Cremona, even Pierino Bucchi could have won, and I probably would have won too if Giorgio Val...

by Claudio Pea      from sienanews.it ...Not more than a week ago, I asked myself if, after Peterson’s return to Milan’s bench, shouldn’t Ciglione Toti to also take matters into his own hands and offer Rome’s bench to Valerio Bianchini. You can read the entire, or...

An Editorial by Claudio Pea     …Ok, if it goes well, we’ll talk about it again Saturday. But if you want to finish the discussion here, I can tell you right now that the cries coming from Milan because of doing without Maciulis, Pecherov and Petravicius only serve to lower Pianigiani...

Gazzetta dello Sport journalist Massimo Oriani met up with MSB TV at the airport in Istanbul and summarized the Fenerbahce trip. "An environment that I hadn't seen in Turkey in years, and the fact of having won the silver at the Worlds along with an amazing arena brought fiery Fenerbahce fans to the arena....

Excerpt: Not a bad start: seven points from Gallo, three from Mago. Sorry, but I can’t help but laugh... The entire editiorial by  Claudio Pea can be found in original language on sienanews.it and the Italian version of menssanabasket.it.  

Excerpt from an editorial by Claudio Pea. The entire, original language piece can be found at www.sienanews.it Now we bet on everything. Even on the parliamentarian market: how many deputies will slide toward Berlusconi to avoid the government crisis and early elections? One, none, twenty or so?... We'...

Durant the star, Tanjevic’s sweet goodbye by Mario Arceri Lights out on the Bosphorus. After twenty days of great basketball, Istanbul says goodbye to goodbye to the stars of the best Worlds, in terms of setting and organization, and it does it with a heart filled with joy. It was an exciting adventure; ...

Ball in lateral foul and Spain says goodbye by Mario Arceri It’s true that rugby is currently the trendiest sport, expanding and growing in interest, but there’s no reason it should be copied by basketball. We should tell American referees and the third world that, tolerating aggressive play, manhand...