By Aris Barkas/ barkas@eurohoops.net
Following a solid introduction to the BKT EuroCup, Anthony Lamb reached a deal with Hapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem, per Eurohoops sources. His move was officially confirmed by the Israeli club later Wednesday.
A veteran of 94 NBA games, he joined Dolomiti Energia Trento last August. In addition to averaging 13.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 0.9 steals, and 0.3 blocks per game over 18 appearances, all starts, in the EuroCup, he celebrated a midseason domestic triumph, helping his side win the Coppa Italia.
The former Vermont standout focused his professional career in the United States, between the NBA and G League, before suiting up for the BNZ Breakers in Oceania’s NBL through the 2023-24 season. In the NBA, he played for the Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, and San Antonio Spurs.
Lions add two more players
After capturing the Orlen Basket Liga with Legia Warsawa as the Most Valuable Player of the season and the Finals, 27-year-old Kameron McGusty moved to the London Lions and the EuroCup. From Italy and France to a breakout campaign in Poland, the former Miami and Oklahoma player in the NCAA inked a one-year contract.
Following Monday’s signing, the Lions bounced back on Tuesday, welcoming 27-year-old Amid Adamu. The London native, a former Montana State standout, played in Finland, Czechia, and Austria on his way to the second tier of Euroleague Basketball.
More moves
Making his way to the EuroCup for the first time in his career, 30-year-old Stelios Poulianitis inked a two-year contract to start a fourth stint with Aris, as announced on Wednesday.
Returning to the league with the experience of 24 games played, 26-year-old Dusan Miletic will suit up for U-BT Cluj-Napoca. His arrival was announced on Tuesday.
On Monday, 23-year-old DJ Steward signed with Trento. The Duke product used overseas options to advance his professional career, following four years in the G League.
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