Bruno Sundov

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No mention of a lowpost game I can see....hardly ever 
plays but seems somewhat feisty and serious, like Vitaly. 
I personally think Boston ought to sign the better 
situational defender/shotblocker, between Shaw-Shaq and 
Sundov.

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http://www.realgm.com/src_indiana_column.php
(...) this kid has seriously been misused by the three 
organizations he has been with since arriving in the NBA. 
For those of you who aren't familiar with Bruno, it is 
time for Sundov 101. 

Sundov's NBA career was launched when the Dallas 
Mavericks selected Bruno in the second round of the 1998 
NBA Draft. He was the 35th player chosen overall. Don 
Nelson, known for his love for foreign talent, saw a big 
future in Sundov. Sundov didn't get to play much in his 
first two seasons with Dallas, only playing in 14 games 
being stuck behind Shawn Bradley. 

This past summer, Sundov was the deal breaker in the four-
team trade that brought Howard Eisley to Dallas. However, 
the Jazz didn't give Sundov a shot and cut the young 
Center. He just didn't fit I guess but Ostertag does? 
Anyway, from there, the Pacers signed Sundov. 

Sundov still hasn't received the playing time that he 
deserves, but when he has played, he has played well. He 
hasn't logged over 15 minutes in any game, except one. On 
January 13th, Sundov played 33 minutes scoring 17 points 
on 8 of 14 shooting while pulling down 9 rebounds. Then 
after that, he gets very little playing time again. 
Isiah, Why? 

Sundov can only get better. With his young age and 
awesome jump shot for a legit 7 footer, he is going to be 
a premium when the new zone defense rules are 
implemented. So why let someone like this waste away on 
the bench in favor of players like Zan Tabak and Sam 
Perkins all year? I don't know, that is why I led off the 
column how I did. 

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http://web2.iadfw.net/jdport/dot_dot.htm
And last and possibly least, enigma of the future Bruno 
Sundov displayed his talent in the FIBA All-Star game. 
This is the same contest that launched Dirk into our 
lives. Bruno only played 10 minutes in the first half and 
0 in the second. But, the youngster henceforth to be 
known as Zasun or the Rail for those of you who dont 
speak croation, showed flashes of talent offensively. 
Bruno showed great touch from outside as he hit a 3 
pointer and great court awareness on a touch pass on the 
fast break. His passing overall was polished. Talented, 
but not ready for prime time by any stretch...
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