Jan27

Taking The Charge Podcast 176: Referee Moritz Reiter, Beko BBL CEO Stefan Holz, Joe Voigtmann, Aaron White

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It's a German Beko BBL-centric show this week with German referee Moritz Reiter, Beko BBL CEO Stefan Holz, Fraport Skyliners center Johannes Voigtmann and Aaron White of the Telekom Baskets Bonn.

It’s a German Beko BBL-centric show this week with German referee Moritz Reiter, Beko BBL CEO Stefan Holz, Fraport Skyliners center Johannes Voigtmann and Aaron White of the Telekom Baskets Bonn.

Taking The Charge Podcast Episode 176: What a packed show! FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament draw, EuroBasket 2017 qualifying draw, David Blatt gets fired by the Cleveland Cavaliers, news about the FIBA Champions League format. Plus interviews – German referee Moritz Reiter, German Beko BBL CEO Dr. Stefan Holz, Fraport Skyliners center Johannes Voigtmann and Washington Wizards draft choice Aaron White of Telekom Baskets Bonn.

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Episode 176: We talk loads of different stuff with FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament draw, EuroBasket 2017 qualifying draw, David Blatt gets fired by the Cleveland Cavaliers, news about the FIBA Champions League format.

Moritz Reiter: 25:10

Dr. Stefan Holz: 58:00

Johannes Voigtmann: 1:39:30

Aaron White: 1:51:10

This week’s music: “Lovers Rock” by TV Girl – 2:08:50

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