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Grunfeld says he hopes to have Tomas Satoransky back w the #Wizards for Summer League and then will make decision on him for next year Twitter

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Tomas Satoransky: "Physically I'm still not ready to play in the NBA" Estadio Deportivo

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Satoransky has some talent and considerable athleticism, but the Wizards still intend to stick to their plan of stashing the second-round pick in Europe next season, according to a league source with knowledge of the team’s thinking. Satoransky would have needed a spectacular performance to change the original plan. In five summer league games, the 6-foot-7 Satoransky didn’t overwhelm anyone. He averaged just 4.4 points and 1.8 assists and shot just 37.5 percent (6 of 16) from the floor while backing up Shelvin Mack. Washington Post

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Craig Stouffer: Wittman said he's instituted a rule for Vesely & Satoransky at #Wizards practice: must speak English. #Wizards Twitter

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Wizards draftee Tomas Satoransky won't leave Spain next season: "Of course I will stay in Seville. I've talked with my agents, and we've decided that I love Seville and the way the club treats me." Diario de Sevilla

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The Washington Wizards are hopeful that second-round pick Tomas Satoransky will join them in July at the Las Vegas Summer League. Washington Post

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Team president Ernie Grunfeld said Satoransky remains under contract in Spain, but has an undisclosed buyout to play in the NBA. He does not need to use that buyout to participate in the summer league. Grunfeld and head Coach Randy Wittman both said on Friday afternoon they hoped he would join the team. Washington Post

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“He can stay there and he’s playing in the best league in Europe,” said Grunfeld. “We’re hoping he can develop with the proper coaching he’s getting over there and the proper minutes.” Washington Post

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Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld said in all likelihood Satoransky would remain in Europe to develop his game and ideally join Washington in a few years. “This is a very good prospect we’re talking about,” Grunfeld said. “A prospect for down the road, and he’s playing in the highest league in Europe, and we hope he develops and plays instead of just sitting on the bench and not getting any playing time.” Washington Post

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Michael Lee: #wizards plan on stashing Tomas Satoransky in Europe next season, but he likely will participate in Las Vegas summer league with Jan Vesely Twitter

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Adrian Wojnarowski: Satoransky is a talented, young 6-7 Czech point guard. He'll likely stay in Spain for another season before joining the NBA. Twitter

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Tomas Satoransky, the shooting guard from the Czech Republic likely headed for the second round, has an option, but no buyout, to get out of the contract with his Spanish team this summer. But if returns to what most rate as the second-best league in the world, it’s with a contract for two seasons and a buyout after 2012-13. “I would like to play in the NBA next year, but I wouldn’t be against the option to stay one more year in Europe,” he said. “I think the basketball there is at a pretty good level, especially if you are on a team that plays Euroleague. I think it makes you stronger.” NBA.com

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Tomas Satoransky will return to Seville. The point guard wants to keep growing in the ACB before jumping to the NBA. Diario de Sevilla

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Also working out Wednesday for Milwaukee are 6-11, 233-pound power forward Arnett Moultrie of Mississippi State; 6-9, 217-pound power forward JaMychal Green of Alabama; 6-7, 200-pound guard Tomas Satoransky of the Czech Republic; and 6-5, 210-pound guard Larry Anderson of Long Beach State. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

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Adrian Wojnarowski: Czech 6-7 point guard Tomas Satoransky will remain in the 2012 NBA Draft, source tells Y! Sports. He's moved up charts into early 2nd range. Twitter

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So the only players we're really looking at are the international players who are younger than 22 years old. This year 17 international players declared early for the 2012 NBA draft. As of Sunday night, only one international player, Turkey's Furkan Aldemir, was confirmed to be staying in the draft. Aldemir is a likely second-round selection. Sources say that France's Evan Fournier is also very likely to stay in the draft, as well. Fournier is projected to be a mid to late first-round pick. A few others including Tomas Satoransky, Josep Franch and Tornike Shengelia might also stay. However, at this point, they don't look like they have a serious shot at the first round. ESPN.com

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Tomas Satoransky worked out for the Warriors on Sunday, a day before he has to make a huge life decision. San Francisco Chronicle

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"I'm leaning toward staying in (the draft), but I don't want to rush anything," said Satoransky, who also has worked out for Washington and Cleveland. "Some team will have to have a lot of interest in me and want to work with me to improve." San Francisco Chronicle

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The Warriors have four picks (Nos. 7, 30, 35 and 52) and have been open about not wanting to add four rookies to a roster that will include at least three second-year players. Satoransky could prove to be a perfect draft-and-stash option for the Warriors, who could use one of their second-round picks on him and continue his development overseas for a year or two. San Francisco Chronicle

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The Warriors will be hosting more workouts on Sunday in advance of the June 28 NBA draft. There will be two separate workouts at the team’s downtown practice facility. The first will include Nevada-Reno’s Olek Czyz, Florida International’s Dominique Ferguson, Arizona’s Kyle Fogg, BYU’s Noah Hartsock, Tomas Satoransky from Spain and Harvard’s Keith Wright. CSNBayArea.com

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