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  • August 23, 2009 1:42 pm  |  6 Comments

    Cedric Simmons is Going to Greece?


    According to Greek media, Cedric Simmons is about to be announced by Peristeri, the team that returned to the Greek A1 league after 5 years. The administration of Peristeri working in conjuction with the best scout in Greece, Steve Yatzoglou, managed to secure another great transfer in their effort to make sure that Peristeri has returned for good.

    Cedric Simmons was a member of the New Orlean Hornets, the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Chicago Bulls and the Sacramento Kings.

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    • JermareoDavidson Posted: Aug.23 at 2:05 pm
      Simmons for MVP

    • RedRum Posted: Aug.23 at 2:31 pm
      nah, in Greece the MVP always comes from a winning team and needs to be a facilitator in a team concept. Peristeri should just about stay in the League

    • boy sanchez Posted: Aug.23 at 3:36 pm
      Peristeri? Hope it works! As a Greek I know that Peristeri has been out from A1 for a long time, which is bad because it’s a quite historical team. I wish Simmons help them!

    • Cedric Simmons is Going to Greece? | KocKat.info Posted: Aug.23 at 6:53 pm
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    • BETCATS Posted: Aug.24 at 9:38 am
      he should have stayed all 4 years…idiot.

    • Seven Duece Posted: Aug.24 at 7:28 pm
      It’s truly amazing how many tall athletic guys that don’t know how to play the game get drafted then, still can’t learn the game while they’re actually in the league. Is there some Tuskegee Experiment part 2 going on that I don’t know about?

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