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» Saturday, July 7 2012 |
![]() Eurohoops.net: Acie Law signed a new contract with @olympiacosbc with an NBA opt out until the 25 of July Twitter |
» Wednesday, June 6 2012 |
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Nick Calathes’ contract with Panathinaikos ended, he is a free agent and he will try his best in order to get a roster spot in Dallas. That should be the natural evolution for him, since the Mavs got his NBA rights, but one more player from the Greek finals can end up in their roster, Acie Law of Olympiacos. Those two are very different cases. Calathes is a 23 years old player, who believes that he learned all he could from European basketball and now feels that it’s the right time for him to try and achieve his childhood dream of playing in the NBA. He will play for the Greek national team at the FIBA Pre-Olympic tournament, but he wants also to be present at the Las Vegas summer league and will chase his dream, something that can be done if Greece doesn’t qualify to London. EuroHoops.net |
» Tuesday, June 5 2012 |
![]() Nick Calathes’ contract with Panathinaikos ended, he is a free agent and he will try his best in order to get a roster spot in Dallas. That should be the natural evolution for him, since the Mavs got his NBA rights, but one more player from the Greek finals can end up in their roster, Acie Law of Olympiacos. EuroHoops.net Law is a player that belongs to the NBA and signed a contract in Europe because of the lock out. He was born in Dallas, he was a star named “Captain Clutch” at Texas A&M university, a nick name that proved to be fitting also in the Greek league finals, and he can have an important role in a rebuilding team like the Mavs who have him on their radar, according to Greek sources. EuroHoops.net |
» Monday, May 14 2012 |
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Trailing by 19 points midway through the third quarter, Olympiakos looked doomed before Law took centre stage and inspired the stunning comeback with steely defense on CSKA's Serbian point guard Milos Teodosic. "Law is the unsung hero of our success because after the semi-final win over Barcelona on Friday, his ankle was in such a bad shape he couldn't walk down the stairs from his hotel room for meals," Olympiakos coach Dusan Ivkovic said. "He played through the pain and was instrumental in the fightback because CSKA's offence was ground to a halt when he came off the bench," said the 68-year old Serb who also coaches his country's national team. Chicago Tribune "I am a European champion, I feel like I am on the top of the world now and no one can take that away from me," the 27-year-old told Reuters with a broad smile on his face after lifting the trophy. "It's something everyone has to respect and it will stay in my biography forever. "After the Partizan experience, I didn't know how I would fit in at Olympiakos but the coach made it easy for me because he is an expert in bringing the best out of players. "I knew Olympiakos was a talented team and the staff did a great job putting the pieces together." Chicago Tribune |
» Friday, January 13 2012 |
![]() In a quick turn of events, Olympiacos agreed with Acie Law (obviously with Partizan as well) and officially announced the player. TalkBasket |
» Thursday, January 12 2012 |
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Dubi Pick: Jerusalem Guard Search Cont: Manny Harris & Acie Law both offered via Israeli agents..I'm yet to reveal players list from Germany & Spain Twitter |
» Tuesday, January 3 2012 |
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Emiliano Carchia: Teams from Russia, Ukraine and China showed interest in Acie Law who has just parted ways with Partizan Belgrade Twitter |
» Friday, October 21 2011 |
![]() Point guard Acie Law, who played for five NBA teams, joined Serbian champions Partizan Belgrade in July and was stunned by the passion of the fans on opening night on Thursday. "I've never seen anything like it, you don't see fans like that in the United States," Law told Reuters after Partizan's 84-73 home loss to Anadolu Efes istanbul. "Never in my career have fans treated us to a standing ovation for half an hour after we lost the game, the atmosphere was unbelievable. "A lot of good players from the NBA are here and they will have to adjust because the European game is different, but having so many of them will make the competition stronger when they adapt," he said. Reuters |
» Saturday, July 30 2011 |
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Perennial Serbian and Adriatic League champion Partizan mt:s enhanced its backcourt for the upcoming Turkish Airlines Euroleague season by signing guard Acie Law to a one-year deal, the club announced Friday. Law (1.90 meters, 26 years old) arrives from Golden State of the NBA, where he averaged 5.1 points in 40 games last season. He started the season with Memphis. Law has played a total of 180 NBA games over four seasons with Atlanta, Golden State, Charlotte, Chicago and Memphis. Sportando |
» Friday, July 29 2011 |
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After week of negotiations , Serbian Champion KK Partizan from Belgrade signed NBA guard Acie Law (Texas A&M - NCAA, agency - Priority Sports & Entertainment). After college Acie spent four years on NBA courts, drafted 1st round,11 pick by Atlanta Hawks, followed Golden State, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls and previous season started in Memphis Grizzlies. In December 2010 moved to Golden State Warriors where in 40 games he averaged 15 minutes per game, scoring 5.1 points per game, 1.3 rebounds, 1.8 assists, most scored in game against Dallas on March 16 hitting 15 points, 6 assists, 2 rebounds, 2 steals. Sportando ![]() Free agent guard Acie Law is close to signing a deal with Partizan Belgrade of Serbia, one source told HoopsHype. The contract would be for one year and would not include an opt-out clause to return to the NBA if the lockout comes to an end in the middle of the season. HoopsHype |
» Thursday, July 28 2011 |
![]() Free agent guard Acie Law is close to signing a deal with Partizan Belgrade of Serbia, one source told HoopsHype. The contract would be for one year and would not include an opt-out clause to return to the NBA if the lockout comes to an end in the middle of the season. HoopsHype |
» Monday, July 25 2011 |
![]() Like other NBA players who have stated interest in playing basketball overseas, Law and Jack have considered other options if the lockout continues into the regular season. "I understand why a lot of guys are considering overseas," Law said. "I'm considering some options overseas. These are our livelihoods. This is how we feed our families, and guys want to play. If they're not going to negotiate a deal, life goes on. Bills still coming in, we still have to provide for our families, so hopefully they get something worked out." ESPN.com Jack didn't rule out the possibility of playing overseas. "It's possible, anything is possible," Jack said. "You've got to look at the situation really. Do your proper research and due diligence and see what works best for you individually. "I don't like to sit still, regardless of the current situation with the labor agreement, I play basketball non-stop anyway. This is just me. It's what I do." ESPN.com Golden State Warriors guard Acie Law got dinged up during a local basketball tournament Sunday. Law collided knees with another player during the 24th annual Dallas Fed X Pro-Am Basketball Classic. The Dallas native out of Kimball High School said he felt soreness in his knee and decided to sit out for his team's final two games Sunday out of precaution. "I didn't want to keep playing with the situation in the NBA and then have something small like this grow into something big," Law said. ESPN.com |
» Friday, April 8 2011 |
![]() Golden State Warriors shooting guard Acie Law is recovering after surgery to remove bone spurs in his injured right wrist. The Warriors said Friday's surgery in New York on Law's wrist was successful. He will be out the rest of the season and be reevaluated by team doctors in four weeks. ESPN.com ![]() Alex Kennedy: Acie Law underwent successful surgery yesterday to remove bone spurs from his right wrist. Law will be re-evaluated in four weeks. Twitter |
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