Lampe w tegorocznym drafcie?!!!

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Nie mam czasu na długie pisanie, a i na razie niewiele wiem, więc krótko:
pojawiają się plotki (np. na nbadraft.com, realgm.com), że Lampe zadeklarował
się do udziału już w tegorocznym drafcie - i w dodatku (choć to mniej
prawdopodobne), że pójdzie dość wysoko, w pierwszej 6 czy nawet 4 (choć na
pewno nie tak wysoko, jak byłoby to w 2004). Czyżby inspiracją były sukcesy
Trybańszczaka? ;-)

W miarę pojawiania się newsów o L. będę informował, co z powyższego ma szanse
na urzeczywistnienie. Stay tuned.

Pzdr

[alex.4]

To ciekawy. z drugiej strony młodzi gracze chca trafic do NBA, więc Lampe czemu
nie?
Tylko czy on zamierza zostać wybrany, po czym nadal spedzać czas w Hiszpanii?
Pozdr

Jeszcze o Lampem - z ESPN Insider

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Today Insider gives you an exclusive inside look at several young international
sleepers who could end up in the first round when the smoke clears on draft
night . . .

Maciej Lampe, F, 7-0, 255, Real Madrid (Spain)


Lampe could be this year's Nikoloz Tskitishvili
Lampe, at the age of 18, is widely considered, after Darko, to be one of the
best three young prospects in the world along with Yugoslavia's Kosta Perovic
and Brazil's Tiago Splitter.

Like Darko, Lampe turned pro at 15, becoming one of the youngest players ever
to sign for Real Madrid, widely regarded as one of the top teams in Europe. At
age 17, he became the youngest player ever on the Real Madrid's first team.

Lampe's combination of size, shooting touch, ball handling skills and an
advanced inside-outside games have drawn comparisons to Dirk Nowitzki.

NBA scouts, however, don't want to go that far yet. "He's not quite the athlete
that Nowitzki is," one NBA executive told Insider, "But he's got a great handle
for a 7-footer. Put that together with his range on his jumper and he's very
intriguing."

People who see him every day are even more impressed.

"I have never seen such a quality player at his age," said Alberto Herreros,
widely regarded as one of the best Spanish players ever.

Spanish coach Tonin Llorente went further, "I have not seen many players with
his conditions, to be honest. Maybe some older ones, but I have not seen
players at his age passing, running or jumping like Maciej. He possesses
everything that makes up a great player."

Lampe, like most 18-year-old players, isn't perfect. He can play three
positions, but he's probably best at the four. His defense needs lots of work
and teams say he's just an average rebounder for someone his size. He also
needs to bulk up to handle the rigors of the NBA game. He's also struggled to
get playing time this season on a veteran-laden Euroleague team, prompting his
coach to send him back to the second team earlier this year.

"There just wasn't enough minutes for me," Lampe told Insider in a phone
interview. "I tried to be patient, but I keep wanting to get better. So I think
that the second team is better because I get to play every night."

The move has paid off. Lampe recently dominated Splitter in a head-to-head
matchup, scoring 26 points to Splitter's 14.

Lampe, like most young international players, is mature for his age. He speaks
five different language fluently