Nenad Krstic of Thunder suspended 3 games after Serbia-Greece brawl; 3 others get 2-game bans
By APThursday, August 26, 2010
Serbia’s Nenad Krstic banned 3 games after brawl
ISTANBUL — Nenad Krstic of the Oklahoma City Thunder has been suspended for Serbia’s next three games for throwing a chair during last week’s brawl with Greece.
Basketball’s governing body said Thursday that three other players will miss two games. FIBA also fined both national federations.
Serbia’s Milos Teodosic is banned two games. His fight with Greece’s Antonis Fotsis started the melee.
Greece will be without Fotsis and Sofoklis Schortsanitis for its first two games of the world championships, which start Saturday in four cities in Turkey.
FIBA had promised strong action after the brawl and says all parties have the right to an appeal.
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Tags: Eastern Europe, Europe, Greece, Istanbul, Middle East, Serbia, Sports, Sports Business, Sports Transactions, Turkey, Western Europe
Tags: Eastern Europe, Europe, Greece, Istanbul, Middle East, Serbia, Sports, Sports Business, Sports Transactions, Turkey, Western Europe
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