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Bogdan Bogdanovic is preparing for his first season with the Houston Rockets and has made competing for an NBA championship his primary goal. The Serbian national team captain is currently working out in Herceg Novi, Montenegro, ahead of another campaign in the United States. “As always, it is a new contract, a new challenge and a new team,” Bogdanovic told RTHN. “I signed with Houston, I’m happy, and we’ll see what this year brings. I hope that beginning my preparations here will bring me good luck.”
Although he acknowledged that returning to Partizan remains a dream, Bogdanovic stressed that his full attention is on the Rockets. “I have now signed with Houston, and my mind is completely there. I can’t think about what might happen in two, three or four years.”
Bogdan Bogdanovic: Two years. Countless memories, lessons, friendships, and battles. Thank you everyone in the organization for believing in me and making me feel at home from day one. To every coach, teammate, member of the medical staff, equipment staff, and everyone working behind the scenes thank you for your commitment and for pushing me to be better every single day. And to the fans, thank you for your energy and support through every moment. Special thanks to @laclippersswell !!! I’ll always be grateful for this chapter. Wishing everyone nothing but success moving forward.
Varun Shankar: Rafael Stone spoke to media for ~8 minutes. Couple big takeaways - As of right now, everyone is on track to be a full go at training camp - Wanted to add more ballhandling/passing, felt like they did that w Bogi and Smart - Guesstimated that Reed Sheppard added ~10 pounds
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Bobby Marks: Some context on the Quinten Post offer sheet in Memphis. * Last time a player signed an offer sheet of $5M+ per season was Matisse Thybulle with Dallas in 2023. * Last time an offer sheet went unmatched was 2020 (Bogdan Bogdanovic with Sacramento/Atlanta)
Shams Charania: Free agent Bogdan Bogdanovic has agreed to a one-year deal with the Houston Rockets, sources tell ESPN. Rockets executives recruited Bogdanovic tonight and now land an established, playoff-tested shooter for his 10th NBA season.
Jake Fischer: The Clippers are exercising Brook Lopez's $9.2 million team option, with the intent on keeping him, source says. Los Angeles will not pick up the options for Nicolas Batum or Bogdan Bogdanovic.
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In an interview with Vogue Adria, Bogdan Bogdanovic openly talked about his love to basketball and Serbia NT: "Love to it exists since I was little and of course I wanted to be the best version of myself," Bogdanovic started. "When I play with the national team that's a special emotion playing for Serbia. Those are my proudest moments and I want to make every moment special."
"In Europe we spend a lot of time on tactics and analysis and we have much more time for practice to prepare for the games. NBA pace is much more intense and it's more focused on your team and individual responsibility," he said. "Mentally in NBA, I always have to be ready to adjust on the fly. Basketball there allows more freedom, it's faster, EuroLeague basketball is tactically more disciplined, expectations and pressure strongly influence on your performances."
Jake Fischer: The Clippers and Bogdan Bogdanović have agreed to push back his option date to June 29, according to league sources, allowing Los Angeles to continue trade conversations for Bogdanović.
Zeljko Obradovic has contacted Bogdan Bogdanovic for Panathinaikos AKTOR, as revealed by Vasili Karamouza. See what was said in the special broadcast of SPORT24 about the return of the Serbian legend to the greens, as well as the data on the future of the Serbian grandee as analyzed by Haris Stavrou.
