Few would argue that basketball has become one of the world’s most global sports.
Players move around more, scouts and coaches recruit from an ever increasing geographic pool of players, and of course fans can now watch and follow leagues and games all over the world from the comfort of their living-room or office.
But until now following the world’s top leagues and monitoring the very best players in the world has meant navigating through hundreds of websites in a multitude of languages.
With the launch of FIBA.com’s new Game Center (fiba.com/gamecenter), this will no longer be the case.
Offering game previews, results and box scores, updated standings, accumulated statistics and player profiles from over 60 national and international leagues worldwide, the Game Center is a game changer.
Your favourite NBA team drafted Greece’s top talent last summer but is staying on for one last season in Europe?
You can keep tabs Kostas Papanikolaou’s progress at Olympiacos before he travels stateside next year to play for the Knicks.
You are a Spanish-based journalist writing a story about Barcelona‘s upcomingEuroleague game with Turkish side Besiktas and you want to know a little more about your future opponents?
You can see how Besiktas’ form is in the Turkish Basketball League, which players are likely to cause your team trouble. You can check their Euroleague form against that of Barcelona, and discover that their low post play is less likely to cause you trouble than their perimeter play.
Wonder where that impressive Argentinian FIBA U17 World Championship top scorer is playing and whether he is getting much game time?
You can find out by looking up Gabriel Deck on the player search page and find a complete player profile as well as stats on each of the games he has played for Quimsa Santiago Del Estero in Argentina’s top division.
The list of leagues of course includes the NBA, the Euroleague and Euroleague Women, the Liga Sudamericana, the ASEAN Basketball League all major European national leagues, Argentina’s Lega A, China’s CBA, the Australian/New Zealand NBL but also leagues from less prominent basketball countries such as Iceland and even Hungary’s top women’s league with more to be added soon.
Whether you are a coach, a scout, a journalist or just a diehard basketball stats fan, the FIBA.com Game Center offers all the information you are looking for in one convenient place.
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