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» Monday, October 3 2011

Boston Celtics guard Avery Bradley is nearing a deal to play with Hapoel Jerusalem during the NBA lockout, sources told Yahoo! Sports. A formal agreement could be reached as soon as this week that would allow Bradley to return to the NBA if the league-imposed lockout ends during Hapoel’s season. Yahoo! Sports

 

» Saturday, October 1 2011

After the shocking report earlier today regarding the 'Black Mamba' signing in Italy becoming the unofficial 'Pasta/Pizza Mamba', the Memphis Grizzlies Venezuelan point guard Greivis Vasquez officially decided not to sign with Israeli organization Hapoel Jerusalem and will remain in Venezuela, this, after both sides agreed on terms of a deal where Vasquez would earn a monthly salary of $28,000. Eurobasket understood that the reason as to why Vasquez decided to stay in VZ is because of a decisive meeting with President Hugo Chvez, who offered the local mega-star a 'huge 2-month marketing deal with the government which includes a lot of money,' source very close to the situation revealed. Eurobasket.com

 

» Monday, September 26 2011

Grizzlies backup point guard Greivis Vasquez is not headed to Israel. Herb Rudoy, the agent for Vasquez, just told me that he has not negotiated an overseas deal for his client. Vasquez isn't about to sign a contract to play with Israeli club Hapoel Jerusalem sometime this week. "We've had no discussions with anybody yet. Someone totally made that up," Rudoy said. "I don't know what we're going to do. We'll talk later in the week. But Greivis is planning to spend another week in Venezuela." Memphis Commercial Appeal

 

» Sunday, September 25 2011

Dubi Pick: Sport5 reports Greivis Vasquez is negotiating w/Jerusalem. Vasquez's agent Scott Nichols placed DJ Strawberry on the very same team.. Twitter

Greivis Vasquez, accorgind to source close to the negotiation, is close to joining during the NBA lockout Hapoel Migdal Jerusalem. The guard spent his rookie season in the NBA with Memphis Grizzlies averaging 3.3ppg and 2.2apg in 70 games in regular season. During playoffs, Vasquez scored 4.3 points grabbing 1.5 rebound and dishing 1.9 assist. Sportando

 

» Sunday, August 21 2011

Heat 2010 second-round pick Jarvis Varnado has taken a step up in competition, but the next step won't be the NBA. The shot-blocking forward out of Mississippi State has signed with Hapoel Jerusalem of the Israeli League after spending last season in the second division of the Italian League. Varnado, whose NBA rights remain with the Heat following June's tender offer, signed a two-year deal with Hapoel. South Florida Sun-Sentinel

 

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» Friday, December 3 2010

Veteran center Mikki Moore, who appeared in 23 games for Golden State last season before his release in January, has received interest from Hapoel Jerusalem in Israel and other teams overseas. But I'm told the 35-year-old remains hopeful of finding one more NBA job. ESPN.com

 

» Friday, September 10 2010

Mark Deeks: Sean Williams's stay at Hapoel Jerusalem lasted all of 2 weeks and 0 games. He was released today and replaced by ex-NBA PF Sam Clancy. Twitter

 

» Tuesday, August 31 2010

As expected, Sean Williams will play next season in Israel. The head coach of Hapoel Jerusalem, Oded Katash, confirmed the signing of the 23- year-old American forward, who played during his two and a half first seasons as a professional for the New Jersey Nets. Most recently, Williams played for Fujian, in China, and for the Mets de Guaynabo, in Puerto Rico. thehoopsmarket.com

 

» Tuesday, August 17 2010

Sean Williams could play in Israel next season. Hapoel Jerusalem and the 23-year-old American forward are close to reach an agreement for the next season, according to the Israeli press. The former NBA player would arrive to Hapoel after finishing last season in China and Puerto Rico. Williams was waived by the New Jersey Nets in January. The Hoops Market

 

» Sunday, August 15 2010

Hapoel Jerusalem could bring another former NBA players for the upcoming roster. Sean Williams is now the main target of the Israeli team. The 23-year-old American forward played last season in China, for Fujian, and in Puerto Rico, for the Mets de Guaynabo, after being waived on January by the New Jersey Nets, where he was playing since 2007. The Hoops Market

 

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