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What details interest the team honchos? Tomas Satoransky: Well, it’s very detailed. At first, I described my family, what they do, where they work or how serious the relationship I have with my girlfriend. They wanted me to describe the development of my career as well, how I’d see myself in the NBA, what are my strengths and weaknesses, how I could help their team or what player I’m similar to with my style of play. And, if I ever had some problems with alcohol, too. What did you answer (about the alcohol)? Tomas Satoransky: That I’m Czech, but I didn’t have any. {laughs} Truth About It

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Michael Lee: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is working out alone for #wizards. Austin Rivers, Terrence Ross & Tomas Satoransky will have separate group workout. Twitter

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Tomas Satoransky left scouts less than impressed with his performance in the first game yesterday, and his slightly better performance in his second game here will apparently be the last impression he leaves in Treviso. Satoransky has left the event to make the trip across the Atlantic in anticipation of his workouts with NBA teams, registering a DNP in the first game of day two. In his time here, he struggled to get to the rim off the bounce, did not shoot the ball very well, and does not appear to have improved significantly since last season, but remains an intriguing talent thanks to his feel for the game and raw athleticism, as evidenced by his strong showing in the athleticism testing. DraftExpress.com

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Tomas Satoransky, the clear-cut star of Day One, bowed out of the second day’s activities. Satoransky was around; I saw him at lunch in street clothes. But word had it he was pleased with his opening day performance in the camp, and was preparing to head to the states for individual workouts with various NBA teams. NBCSports.com

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Day one of adidas Eurocamp is in the books, and while several of the players showed flashes of ability throughout the opening session, the best player on the floor was Tomas Satoransky. The 6’7″ combo guard from the Czech Republic was consistent in his brilliance throughout the day, and showed off his excellent overall court vision and feel for the game in a variety of ways. NBCSports.com

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Satoransky is projected as a mid-second round pick, but that could change quickly if he continues to perform as he did on the camp’s first day. NBCSports.com

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Jerry Zgoda: European prospect T. Satoransky says he pulled out of Minny camp b/c he just completed long season & agent didn't think his body was ready Twitter

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Tomas Satoransky will attend the Chicago draft combine. Diario de Sevilla

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Q: Minnesota looks very interested in you. Why didn't you attend the workout with the Timberwolves? Tomas Satoransky: "My agent told me that it wasn't necessary to travel to Minnesota. We have prefered to stay in Los Angeles working in one of the many campus the NBA acommodate for the players with options to be in the draft. Diario de Sevilla

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Tomas Satoransky: "Just because I came here it doesn't mean I will enter (the draft), because being here will also help me to be known in America, and also to stay fit for the EuroBasket Qualification Round. Obviously I would like to be in, but I don't want to rush my decision. I have time until June 16." Diario de Sevilla

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Here's the list of players due in Thursday, and, as always, the list is subject to change: Morning session: Texas guard J'Covan Brown, New Mexico forward Drew Gordon, Duke center Miles Plumlee, Spanish guard Tomas Satoransky, Northwestern forward John Shurna, Memphis forward Wesley Witherspoon. Minneapolis Star-Tribune

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Would you say it is likely that you enter the draft this year? Tomas Satoransky: Well, there's always the option to enter the draft or to stay in Europe. I would say now it is 50-50, but all depends on how good you play, how you're feeling with your club, if you feel you have to grow more with your club the following season. I feel pretty good in Seville but, you know, like I said the NBA is my dream and I want to get it. HoopsHype

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Your contract with Sevilla comes to an end this season? Tomas Satoransky: Right now I have the option to cut my contract. It was 3+2 [optional] years and now I'm at the point where I can exercise these [opt-out] options. I have my options and the team has options too, so maybe we will discuss something this summer. HoopsHype

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