Everything points to the fact that the player, more than a year later, will return to play with Joventut de Badalona
Ricky Rubio
Historical team for Spanish basketball, with a peak of success winning the 1994 EuroLeague
Until last season, the 2003/2004 season led by Kevin Garnett was indisputably the best in the franchise, but it seems that Anthony Edwards has arrived to change the hierarchy.
1. Ricky Rubio (Point Guard) - Ricky was a prodigy who marked the club's transition to modern basketball, standing out for his game vision and leadership in the 2009 King's Cup.
2. Jordi Villacampa (Shooting Guard) - A key figure in Joventut, winning two ACB Leagues and a EuroCup, embodying the soul of the club for over a decade.
3. Josep María Margall (Small Forward) - A great leader in the 80s, contributed his versatility and character to establish the club as a national and international reference.
4. Andrés Jiménez (Power Forward) - An intense, physical player, crucial in winning the 1992 King's Cup and a defensive cornerstone of the team.
5. Corny Thompson (Center) - Key to Joventut's European success, especially in the 1994 EuroCup, excelling in defense and rebounding.
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Today, we wanted to shed some light on names that are mentioned less often when we talk about basketball and deserve recognition
Point Guard: Ricky Rubio - Historical leader in assists and steals per game for the franchise. His playmaking vision and defensive ability make him an ideal choice as an organizing point guard.
Shooting Guard: Anthony Edwards - 1× All-Star, 1× All-NBA Team, leader in playoff points, and responsible for taking the team to the conference finals in 2024. His explosiveness and scoring ability make him the best option for the shooting guard position.
Small Forward: Wally Szczerbiak - 1× All-Star, one of the most consistent offensive players in team history, with a great ability to score from mid-range.
Power Forward: Kevin Garnett - NBA MVP (2004), 10× All-Star, 8× All-NBA Team. Undoubtedly, the cornerstone of the Timberwolves' history, with a unique combination of leadership, defense, and offensive versatility.
Center: Karl-Anthony Towns - 3× All-Star, Rookie of the Year (2016), 2× All-NBA Team. One of the best scorers among modern centers, with exceptional shooting range for a player at his position.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El quinteto ideal histórico de los Minnesota Timberwolves
Nikola Jokic, Marc Gasol, Ricky Rubio, Manu Ginobili, Luis Scola, Serge Ibaka, Nikola Mirotic... not all of them went straight into the best league in the world
Spain has been fortunate to have had a great deal of talent in its history. Moreover, it just so happens that the best have played together in a generation that has made its mark in basketball history. Below we present what is, for us, the all-time ideal starting five for the national team:
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Ricky Rubio (Point Guard): His vision and passing skills have made him a key player both in the NBA and for the national team.
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Juan Carlos Navarro (Shooting Guard): "La Bomba" has been a reference point in Spanish basketball, known for his scoring ability and leadership.
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Rudy Fernández (Small Forward): With his versatility and three-point shooting ability, Rudy has been a crucial player for the team, contributing both defensively and offensively.
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Pau Gasol (Power Forward): One of the greatest players in history, with a career full of success in the NBA and international competitions.
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Marc Gasol (Center): Brother of Pau, Marc has been instrumental in the interior game, excelling in defense and showing great intelligence on the court.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El quinteto ideal histórico de España
Everything points to the fact that the player, more than a year later, will return to play with Joventut de Badalona
1. Ricky Rubio (Point Guard) - Ricky was a prodigy who marked the club's transition to modern basketball, standing out for his game vision and leadership in the 2009 King's Cup.
2. Jordi Villacampa (Shooting Guard) - A key figure in Joventut, winning two ACB Leagues and a EuroCup, embodying the soul of the club for over a decade.
3. Josep María Margall (Small Forward) - A great leader in the 80s, contributed his versatility and character to establish the club as a national and international reference.
4. Andrés Jiménez (Power Forward) - An intense, physical player, crucial in winning the 1992 King's Cup and a defensive cornerstone of the team.
5. Corny Thompson (Center) - Key to Joventut's European success, especially in the 1994 EuroCup, excelling in defense and rebounding.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El quinteto ideal histórico del Joventut de Badalona
Historical team for Spanish basketball, with a peak of success winning the 1994 EuroLeague
Today, we wanted to shed some light on names that are mentioned less often when we talk about basketball and deserve recognition
Until last season, the 2003/2004 season led by Kevin Garnett was indisputably the best in the franchise, but it seems that Anthony Edwards has arrived to change the hierarchy.
Point Guard: Ricky Rubio - Historical leader in assists and steals per game for the franchise. His playmaking vision and defensive ability make him an ideal choice as an organizing point guard.
Shooting Guard: Anthony Edwards - 1× All-Star, 1× All-NBA Team, leader in playoff points, and responsible for taking the team to the conference finals in 2024. His explosiveness and scoring ability make him the best option for the shooting guard position.
Small Forward: Wally Szczerbiak - 1× All-Star, one of the most consistent offensive players in team history, with a great ability to score from mid-range.
Power Forward: Kevin Garnett - NBA MVP (2004), 10× All-Star, 8× All-NBA Team. Undoubtedly, the cornerstone of the Timberwolves' history, with a unique combination of leadership, defense, and offensive versatility.
Center: Karl-Anthony Towns - 3× All-Star, Rookie of the Year (2016), 2× All-NBA Team. One of the best scorers among modern centers, with exceptional shooting range for a player at his position.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El quinteto ideal histórico de los Minnesota Timberwolves
Nikola Jokic, Marc Gasol, Ricky Rubio, Manu Ginobili, Luis Scola, Serge Ibaka, Nikola Mirotic... not all of them went straight into the best league in the world
Spain has been fortunate to have had a great deal of talent in its history. Moreover, it just so happens that the best have played together in a generation that has made its mark in basketball history. Below we present what is, for us, the all-time ideal starting five for the national team:
-
Ricky Rubio (Point Guard): His vision and passing skills have made him a key player both in the NBA and for the national team.
-
Juan Carlos Navarro (Shooting Guard): "La Bomba" has been a reference point in Spanish basketball, known for his scoring ability and leadership.
-
Rudy Fernández (Small Forward): With his versatility and three-point shooting ability, Rudy has been a crucial player for the team, contributing both defensively and offensively.
-
Pau Gasol (Power Forward): One of the greatest players in history, with a career full of success in the NBA and international competitions.
-
Marc Gasol (Center): Brother of Pau, Marc has been instrumental in the interior game, excelling in defense and showing great intelligence on the court.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El quinteto ideal histórico de España
If we don't count divided countries like Yugoslavia or the Soviet Union, it's not crazy to say that Spain has the second most important record after the United States.
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