NBA rumors: Yogi Ferrell to leave Panathinaikos

2 years ago – via EuroHoops.net
Yogi Ferrell and Jehyve Floyd are leaving the team. Both of them are not active on the Greek league roster, however there’s no limit on foreign players for the EuroLeague games. And in both cases, so far they have a very limited role. That’s why Ferrell himself asked from the team to be released in order to find elsewhere more minutes and a different role.

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