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Rockets assign Motiejunas to Vipers, recall Jones - Jan 23, 2013

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Houston Rockets forward-center Donatas Motiejunas (7'0''-F/C-90, agency: Interperformances) was assigned to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers on Tuesday. He will be available for the Vipers Wednesday when they play host to the Texas Legends at State Farm Arena. Its Motiejunas third assignment with the Vipers. He averaged 23.5 points and 8.3 rebounds in four games with the Vipers. Motiejunas has played in 14 games with the Rockets, averaging 1.6 points and 3.1 minutes.
The Rockets also recalled forward Terrence Jones (6'9''-F-92, college: Kentucky), who played for the Vipers in their previous 10 games.
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Rajakovic Grows Through Thunder Playoff Experience - Jun 7, 2013

In his first season as the Tulsa 66ers head coach, Darko Rajakovic coached and developed young talent that included five Oklahoma City Thunder players on a record number 40 NBA D-League assignments. After leading his squad to a 27-23 record and a trip to the 2013 NBA D-League Semifinals, Rajakovic recently continued to develop Thunder players by moving down the Turner Turnpike to Oklahoma City [read more]

In his first season as the Tulsa 66ers head coach, Darko Rajakovic coached and developed young talent that included five Oklahoma City Thunder players on a record number 40 NBA D-League assignments. After leading his squad to a 27-23 record and a trip to the 2013 NBA D-League Semifinals, Rajakovic recently continued to develop Thunder players by moving down the Turner Turnpike to Oklahoma City.

The first-year head coach joined Scott Brooks and the Thunder coaching staff for Oklahoma Citys playoff run, providing his insight while using the experience to develop himself as a coach.

Following Tulsas season-ending loss to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers in Hidalgo, Texas, Rajakovic began a whirlwind 48-hour period of flying back to Tulsa, packing his belongings, conducting a day of exit interviews with players and staff and heading to OKC. Once in Oklahoma City, Rajakovic aided the Thunder staff and players throughout the teams series against Houston and Memphis.

It was a really quick transition, but it was great to join the team during the playoffs, said Rajakovic. It was great to follow how our coaching staff and the whole team is functioning, what it looks like for game preparation. Just to follow the process in the playoffs. It was a great honor and a great opportunity for me to learn. I participated in all of the coaches meetings, practices and game preparations. It helped me continue to learn the Thunder way and the Thunder system.

This wasnt the first time the 66ers head coach has been on the Thunder sidelines. Rajakovic drove the 110 miles from Tulsa to Oklahoma City for numerous home Thunder games that didnt conflict with the 66ers schedule this season, joining other Thunder assistant coaches on the team bench.

This time, Rajakovic was able to take part in a much more advanced experience, traveling with the team to all of the Thunder road games and learning additional insight that comes during the postseason.

The playoffs are a completely different type of competition, said Rajakovic. You have one team that youre playing every two nights and you need to make quick adjustments. You dont have a lot of time for practice. At the best case you have one or two shootarounds with possibilities to tweak something and learn what players can pick up quickly that can make a difference in a game situation.

Rajakovic contributed by working with the Thunder players during their preparation, meeting with Oklahoma City coaches and giving advice whenever possible, all while taking in the experience and growing as a coach.

I felt like a participant, said Rajakovic. Scott Brooks is doing a great job as the leader of our team and the whole coaching staff. He does a great job of giving the assistants freedom. Everyone is supposed to give their opinion. I was asked to give my opinion on several things.

One way that Rajakovic assisted the Thunder was through furthering developing the core group of assignment players he had coached throughout the 66ers season.

I tried to be involved more with the younger players that were a part of our team in Tulsa, said Rajakovic. I know those guys really well and they know me. We have a pretty good relationship so I tried to be around them and help them, offering them advice and any help that I could offer.

With the conclusion of both the Thunder and 66ers seasons, Rajakovic now turns his focus to reviewing this past season and working with developing Thunder players who are spending their offseason in Oklahoma City. The upcoming summer with Oklahoma City will only continue to help Rajakovic grow as a coach and a developer of future Thunder talent.

Its a great opportunity, said Rajakovic. I think it has helped me become a better coach and to learn new things that I will try to implement with our team in Tulsa next season.

source: http://www.nba.com/dleague/tulsa/

D-Fenders hire Mark Madsen - May 14, 2013

Los Angeles D-Fenders announced the name of their new head coach. Mark Madsen will take over the team in the next season. He will replace Reggie Theus who left for Cal State Northridge basketball programme. Last season Mark Madsen worked as assistant coach with Stanford. Previously he had a stint as assistant coach with D-League's Utah Flash. Mark Madsen played nine seasons in the NBA. He was NBA champion twice with the Lakers in 2001 and 2002. By Eurobasket Data Center [read more]

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USBasket.com All-D-League Awards 2013 - May 9, 2013

USBasket.com All-D-League 1st Team 2013 Goudelock McNeal Mitchell Nichols Butch Player of the Year: Andrew Goudelock (6'3''-G-88) of Rio Grande VV Guard of the Year: Andrew Goudelock (6'3''-G-88) of Rio Grande VV Forward of the Year: Tony Mitchell (6'6''-F-89) of Ft.Wayne MA Center of the Year: Brian Butch (211-C/F-84) of Bakersfield J [read more]

USBasket.com All-D-League 1st Team 2013

Andrew Goudelock

Goudelock

Jerel McNeal

McNeal

Tony Mitchell

Mitchell

Demetris Nichols

Nichols

Brian Butch

Butch

Player of the Year: Andrew Goudelock (6'3''-G-88) of Rio Grande VV
Guard of the Year: Andrew Goudelock (6'3''-G-88) of Rio Grande VV
Forward of the Year: Tony Mitchell (6'6''-F-89) of Ft.Wayne MA
Center of the Year: Brian Butch (211-C/F-84) of Bakersfield J.
Call-Up of the Year: Andrew Goudelock (6'3''-G-88) of Rio Grande VV
Most Improved Player of the Year: Cameron Jones (6'4''-G-89) of Santa Cruz W.
Rookie of the Year: Tony Mitchell (6'6''-F-89) of Ft.Wayne MA
Impact Player of the Year: Rasual Butler (6'7''-F-79) of Tulsa 66ers
Defensive Player of the Year: Stefhon Hannah (6'1''-PG-85) of Santa Cruz W.
Coach of the Year: Alex Jensen of Canton C.

1st Team
G: Andrew Goudelock (6'3''-G-88) of Rio Grande VV
G: Jerel McNeal (6'3''-G-87) of Bakersfield J.
F: Tony Mitchell (6'6''-F-89) of Ft.Wayne MA
F: Demetris Nichols (205-F-84) of Sioux Falls
C/F: Brian Butch (211-C/F-84) of Bakersfield J.

2nd Team
PG: Cory Joseph (6'3''-PG-91) of Austin T.
G: Travis Leslie (6'4''-G-90) of Santa Cruz W.
F: Damion James (6'7''-F-87) of Bakersfield J.
F: Kris Joseph (6'7''-F-88) of Springfield A.
F/C: Tim Ohlbrecht (6'11''-F/C-88) of Rio Grande VV

3rd Team
G/F: D.J. Kennedy (6'6''-G/F-89) of Rio Grande VV
F: Justin Holiday (6'6''-F-89) of Idaho S.
F: DaJuan Summers (6'8''-F-88) of Maine RC
F: Chris Wright (6'8''-F-88) of Maine RC
C: Jerome Jordan (213-C-86) of LA Defenders

Honorable Mention
Justin Dentmon (182-G-85) of Texas L.
Chris Wright (185-PG-89) of Iowa E.
Stefhon Hannah (6'1''-PG-85) of Santa Cruz W.
Kyle Gibson (6'5''-G-87) of Canton C.
Ron Howard (6'5''-G/F-82) of Ft.Wayne MA
Rasual Butler (6'7''-F-79) of Tulsa 66ers
Samardo Samuels (206-F/C-89) of Reno B.M
Arinze Onuaku (6'9''-F-87) of Canton C.
Renaldo Major (201-F-82) of Bakersfield J.
Willie Reed (6'9''-F-90) of Springfield A.
Daniel Orton (6'10''-F-90) of Tulsa 66ers
Hilton Armstrong (6'11''-C/F-84) of Santa Cruz W.

All-Rookie 1st Team
G: Jorge Gutierrez (6'3''-G-88) of Canton C.
PG: Scott Machado (6'1''-PG-90) of Santa Cruz W.
F: Tony Mitchell (6'6''-F-89) of Ft.Wayne MA
F: Kris Joseph (6'7''-F-88) of Springfield A.
C: Fabricio Melo (7'0''-C-90) of Boston C.

All-Rookie 2nd Team
G: Glen Rice (6'5''-G-91) of Rio Grande VV
F: Dominique Sutton (6'5''-F-86) of Tulsa 66ers
F: JaMychal Green (6'8''-F-90) of Austin T.
F: Chris Johnson (6'6''-F-90) of Rio Grande VV
F/C: Micheal Eric (6'11''-F/C-88) of Canton C.

All-Rookie 3rd Team
G: Carlon Brown (6'5''-G-89) of Idaho S.
PG: Tony Taylor (6'1''-PG-90) of Tulsa 66ers
G: Toure Murry (6'5''-G-89) of Rio Grande VV
G/F: James Nunnally (6'7''-G/F-90) of Bakersfield J.
F: Chris Cooper (6'9''-F-90) of Bakersfield J.

All-Defensive 1st Team
PG: Stefhon Hannah (6'1''-PG-85) of Santa Cruz W.
G: Jorge Gutierrez (6'3''-G-88) of Canton C.
F: Chris Wright (6'8''-F-88) of Maine RC
F: Damion James (6'7''-F-87) of Bakersfield J.
C: Fabricio Melo (7'0''-C-90) of Maine RC

All-Defensive 2nd Team
F: Justin Holiday (6'6''-F-89) of Idaho S.
PG: Cory Joseph (6'3''-PG-91) of Austin T.
G: Mark Tyndale (6'5''-G-86) of Maine RC
G: Toure Murry (6'5''-G-89) of Rio Grande VV
C/F: Hilton Armstrong (6'11''-C/F-84) of Santa Cruz W.

All-Defensive 3rd Team
G: Chris Roberts (6'4''-G-88) of Austin T.
G/F: Sadiel Rojas (6'4''-G/F-89) of Ft.Wayne MA
F: Othyus Jeffers (6'5''-F-85) of Iowa E.
G: Elijah Millsap (6'6''-G-87) of Los Angeles D.
C: Mickell Gladness (6'11''-C-86) of Santa Cruz W.


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Rio Grande Valley Vipers Capture 2012-13 NBA Develpoment League - Apr 28, 2013

Sixers' D-League team to be known as Delaware 87ers - Apr 28, 2013

Rio Grande Valley Vipers step away from the title - Apr 26, 2013

Warriors and Valley Vipers enter title series - Apr 22, 2013

Warriors and Valley Vipers open semifinal series with victories - Apr 20, 2013

Toros, Warriors and Valley Vipers advance into semifinals - Apr 15, 2013

Quarterfinal Stage. Opening Games - Apr 12, 2013

Maine Red Claws waive Micah Downs - Apr 10, 2013

Maine Red Claws tab Justin Hawkins, ex Boulazac - Apr 10, 2013

Golden State Warriors Assign Scott Machado to Santa Cruz - Apr 8, 2013

Spurs Recall Aron Baynes - Apr 8, 2013

Suns Assign Diante Garrett To Jam - Apr 8, 2013

Cory Higgins claims D-League weekly honour - Apr 8, 2013

Regular season ends with 8 games - Apr 7, 2013

D-League round 70 best performance: Tony Mitchell - Apr 7, 2013

Austin Toros clinched a spot in the 2013 NBA D-League playoffs - Apr 7, 2013

Cavs draftee Samardo Samuels pens overseas contract in Jerusalem, Israel - Apr 7, 2013

Recap of seven games from Friday - Apr 6, 2013

Iowa Energy adds Allen to their roster, ex Maccabi Ashdod - Apr 6, 2013

D-FENDERS DOWNED BY STAMPEDE - Apr 6, 2013

Toros, D-Fenders and Energy victorious in latest games - Apr 5, 2013

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East Conference
1. Santa Cruz W.		32-18
2. Canton C.		30-20
3. Ft.Wayne MA		27-23
4. Erie Bay H.		26-24
5. Maine RC		26-24
6. Sioux Falls S.		25-25
7. Springfield A.		18-32
8. Iowa E.		14-36
West Conference
1. Bakersfield J.		36-14
2. Rio Grande VV		35-15
3. Austin T.		27-23
4. Tulsa 66ers		27-23
5. Los Angeles D.		21-29
6. Texas L.		21-29
7. Idaho S.		19-31
8. Reno B.		16-34

Points Per Game

Justin DENTMON
  Arecibo
  (182-G-85)
  Avg: 22.9

1. Dentmon, Arecibo	22.9
2. Mitchell, Talk N.	22.1
3. Lamb, Oklah.Ci.	21.2
4. Goudelock, LA La.	21.2
5. Mack, Atlanta H.	20.1
6. Samuels, Hapoel J.	19.8
7. Joseph, San A.	19.4
8. Howard, Ft.Wayne.	19.3
9. Nichols, Arecibo	18.7
10. Joseph, Brooklyn	18.6

Rebounds Per Game

Dwayne JONES
  Golden S.
  (211-C-83)
  Avg: 12.6

1. Jones, Golden S.	12.6
2. Harangody, Ft.Wayn.	11.8
3. Butch, San German	10.9
4. Samuels, Hapoel J.	10.3
5. Mays, Sioux F.	10.0
6. Jackson, Austin T.	9.9
7. Varnado, Miami H.	9.9
8. Onuaku, Canton C.	9.5
9. Jones, Houston R.	9.0
10. Wright, Maine RC	8.9

Assists Per Game

Andre BARRETT
  Sioux F.
  (175-PG-82)
  Avg: 7.8

1. Barrett, Sioux F.	7.8
2. Mack, Atlanta H.	7.5
3. Fortson, Trotamun.	7.1
4. Wright, Arecibo	6.8
5. Russell, Cocodrilos	6.5
6. Karl, Idaho S.	6.3
7. Quinn, Cleveland C.	6.1
8. Singletary, Ooste.	5.6
9. McNeal, Utah Jazz	5.5
10. Joseph, San A.	5.5

Steals Per Game

Justin HOLIDAY
  Philadel.
  (198-F-89)
  Avg: 2.4

1. Holiday, Philadel.	2.4
2. Millsap, Los A.	2.0
3. Fortson, Trotamun.	2.0
4. Greene, Reno B.	1.9
5. Joseph, San A.	1.9
6. Hannah, Marinos	1.9
7. Tyndale, Maine RC	1.8
8. Murry, Rio G.	1.8
9. Jeffers, Iowa E.	1.7
10. Leslie, Santa C.	1.7

Blocks Per Game

Jarvis VARNADO
  Miami H.
  (206-F-88)
  Avg: 3.3

1. Varnado, Miami H.	3.3
2. Melo, Boston C.	2.9
3. Armstrong, Changs.	2.3
4. Gladness, Santa C.	2.3
5. Orton, Oklah.Ci.	2.2
6. Johnson, Minnesot.	2.1
7. Williams, Texas L.	2.0
8. Moon, Los A.	2.0
9. Jordan, Talk N Te.	2.0
10. Plumlee, Ft.Wayne.	1.9

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