Podcasts about Matas

Raidījumā Piespēle par kādu ārkārtīgi neierastu profila maiņu hokejā. Trīskārtējais Latvijas čempions Reinis Lejnieks nolēmis noslēgt spēlētāja karjeru un kļūt par tiesnesi. Izrādās, ka šo ceļu viņš sāka ar hokeja noteikumu grāmatas izlasīšanu, ko spēlētāja karjeras laikā ne reizi nebija darījis.  Nedēļas notikumu izlasē: Latvijas 3x3 basketbola izlase izcīna Eiropas kausu, vienā sezonā kļūst gan par Eiropas, gan pasaules čempioniem; Pašmāju jaunie pludmales volejbolisti Kristians Fokerots/Gustavs Auziņš triumfē Eiropas 22 gadnieku čempionātā, Līvai Ēberei/Denielai Konstantinovai sudraba godalgas; Latvijas vīriešu volejbola izlase ar uzvaru pār Rumāniju sāk Eiropas čempionātu, otrdien izšķirošais mačs par iekļūšanu astotdaļfinālā; Latvijas Futbola federācija no oktobra beigām uz novembra otro pusi pārceļ Latvijas kausa izcīņas finālu, RFS klubs protestē.

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Could the Chicago Bulls become one of the NBA's most dangerous transition teams in 2026-27?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why this roster may finally be built to turn Chicago's pace into genuinely efficient fast-break offense.The Bulls already played extremely fast last season, finishing second in pace, but their fast-break production didn't fully match that tempo. This new group may be much better equipped to convert speed into points. Josh Giddey can rebound and immediately push the ball, Matas Buzelis and Caleb Wilson can attack opposite lanes, Nic Claxton gives Chicago a vertical rim-running threat, and Norman Powell provides the shooting gravity that prevents defenses from simply collapsing into the paint.But Haize explains why the real key may actually be defense. Chicago needs Claxton, Matas, Caleb, Isaac Okoro and Dailyn Swain creating deflections, contested shots, defensive rebounds and live-ball turnovers. If Tiago Splitter can combine the aggressive defense associated with his recent coaching experience with the fast-paced offense he has used before, the Bulls could become one of the league's most uncomfortable teams to face.Then the show turns to Chicago's recent player-run minicamp in Miami and a bigger question:Who is actually leading this team?Haize lays out a layered leadership structure where Norman Powell establishes the professional standard, Josh Giddey becomes the offensive leader, Nic Claxton serves as the defensive captain, Matas Buzelis grows into the emotional leader of the young core and Caleb Wilson develops naturally into a future franchise voice.Finally, Haize asks which Bulls reserve could force his way into Tiago Splitter's closing lineup.Jalen Smith may be the favorite because his shooting can create the spacing Chicago's starting five sometimes lacks. Isaac Okoro could become the defensive matchup closer. Tre Jones offers late-game ball security. Rob Dillingham is the scoring wild card. And Dailyn Swain could eventually become the long-term two-way answer.

The Chicago Bulls finally have a legitimate defensive anchor in Nic Claxton — but their starting lineup still has one major question: who guards the Eastern Conference's elite perimeter creators?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down one of the biggest concerns surrounding Chicago's projected starting five of Josh Giddey, Norman Powell, Matas Buzelis, Caleb Wilson and Nic Claxton. The Bulls have size, length and improved rim protection, but neither Giddey nor Powell is ideally suited to spend an entire game chasing players like Jalen Brunson, Tyrese Maxey, Donovan Mitchell, Cade Cunningham and other elite guards through screens.Nic Claxton should dramatically improve Chicago's backline defense, but even an elite rim protector cannot constantly clean up straight-line drives and blown screen coverage. If Chicago's point-of-attack defense fails, Claxton will be forced into two-on-one situations that create lobs, corner threes, offensive rebounds and foul trouble.That puts Isaac Okoro and Dailyn Swain directly into the spotlight. Okoro is Chicago's most proven perimeter defender, while Swain could become the long-term answer because of his size, length and versatility. But both create the same problem: Can they provide enough offense to stay on the floor late in games?Haize then dives into Chicago's most underrated offensive issue: free-throw generation. The Bulls averaged only 22.2 attempts per game last season, leaving too much of the offense dependent on pace and jump shooting. Caleb Wilson, Matas Buzelis, Josh Giddey and Norman Powell all have pathways to create more rim pressure and help Chicago survive nights when the three-point shot isn't falling.Finally, could Matas Buzelis moving to small forward unlock his next leap?Matas spent the majority of his rookie season at power forward, but Chicago's projected lineup now places Caleb Wilson at the four and Matas at the three. That could give Buzelis a major size advantage against opposing wings, more opportunities to attack mismatches and a clearer path toward developing the point-forward skills Tiago Splitter wants to unlock.But the move also demands more from Matas: stronger perimeter defense, better screen navigation, improved ball handling, faster passing reads and consistent shooting.

The Chicago Bulls may not have an internal playoff mandate for 2026-27 — but does development-first basketball mean fans should lower expectations?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize dives into some of the most underrated storylines surrounding the Bulls, starting with Jalen Smith, who could quietly become one of Chicago's most important bench pieces. Nic Claxton is the defensive anchor, but Smith's shooting, rebounding and offensive versatility could make him the big man who unlocks lineups around Josh Giddey, Matas Buzelis and Caleb Wilson.Then there's Noa Essengue, Chicago's forgotten 2025 lottery pick. After his rookie season was essentially wiped out by shoulder surgery, Essengue now returns to a completely different developmental landscape featuring Caleb Wilson, Dailyn Swain, an ascending Matas Buzelis, Leonard Miller and Patrick Williams. The question isn't whether Noa dominates immediately — it's whether he can reestablish himself as part of Chicago's long-term future.Haize also examines a brutal early schedule that could shape the tone of the entire season. Chicago opens with six of its first eight games on the road while trying to integrate a new coach, three new starters, a rookie power forward, a new defensive center and an unsettled bench-scoring hierarchy. A rough start would not automatically mean the rebuild is failing — but it could impact rotations, roster decisions and trade conversations quickly.The episode then shifts to Matas Buzelis, whose second-year development suggests he may be much closer to legitimate two-way stardom than skeptics realize. Matas averaged 16.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.5 blocks last season and became the youngest player in NBA history to combine at least 100 blocks and 150 made threes in a season. His defensive matchup difficulty and isolation-defense numbers also improved dramatically.Finally, Haize reacts to ESPN reporting that there is no internal pressure on the Bulls to reach the play-in or playoffs. Bryson Graham's stated focus is internal growth, while Caleb Wilson has already made his own mentality clear: “I do expect to win.” Those ideas do not have to conflict — but they create the biggest philosophical question of the season: Can Chicago prioritize development without allowing patience to become lowered standards?

Jonathan Kuminga chose Minnesota over the Chicago Bulls — so is Bryson Graham finally done making moves, or is one more roster swing coming before opening night?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down three major questions that could shape the Bulls' 2026-27 season.First, the Jonathan Kuminga saga is over. Kuminga agreed to a two-year deal with Minnesota after reportedly choosing the Timberwolves over offers from Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland. With Bennedict Mathurin and Sylvain Francisco also off the board, the Bulls have now missed on multiple players who could have added self-created offense.But does that mean Bryson Graham should force another move?Chicago still has an open roster spot and flexibility. That gives the Bulls the ability to evaluate Rob Dillingham, Dailyn Swain and Jaylin Sellers, pursue another young player who unexpectedly becomes available, absorb salary for an asset, or simply wait until training camp exposes a real weakness.Then Haize tackles one of the biggest on-court questions facing Tiago Splitter:

Could the Chicago Bulls' crowded offense hurt Caleb Wilson's Rookie of the Year case?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down one of the biggest questions around the Bulls' young core: Can Caleb Wilson win Rookie of the Year while sharing the offense with Josh Giddey, Norman Powell and Matas Buzelis? Caleb was one of the best players in Summer League, and the league may be even higher on him than the national media, but one concern is real — Wilson may not have the same clean path to touches as some other rookies.Haize explains why Caleb is already a legitimate ROY candidate after averaging 23.5 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.5 blocks and 1.3 steals in Summer League while shooting 50% overall and 41.9% from three. But the bigger discussion is how Tiago Splitter should structure Chicago's offense so Caleb gets enough quality looks without slowing down the development of Matas Buzelis.The key is understanding the difference between touches and shot attempts. Josh Giddey needs the ball to organize the offense, but he does not need to lead the team in shots. Norman Powell can score efficiently without hijacking possessions. Nic Claxton needs touches as a screener and roller, not as a high-volume scorer. That leaves room for Caleb and Matas if the Bulls build the offense correctly.Then Haize asks whether the Bulls' bench scorer may already be on the roster. Chicago explored Bennedict Mathurin, Jonathan Kuminga and Sylvain Francisco, but failed to land another scorer. Now the opportunity may fall to Dailyn Swain or Jaylin Sellers, two young players who offer completely different paths to solving the bench offense problem.Swain brings size, rim pressure, rebounding, defense and secondary creation. Sellers brings shooting, microwave-scoring upside and a more traditional bench scorer profile. Haize breaks down why Sellers may be the more likely immediate scorer, while Swain may be the more likely consistent rotation player.

Raimonds Staprāns "46 epizodes ar un bez ironijas”. Viņš ir gleznotājs, kurš gleznoja lēni. Viņš ir dramaturgs, kurš rakstīja lugas sava drauga Laimoņa Siliņa teātrim Sanfrancisko. Savus topošos memuārus viņš lasīja priekšā draugiem bezgala skaistā mājā pie okeāna Sīrančā. Viņš rakstīja, bet vispirms – ļoti daudz lasīja. Rakstīja un šaubījās, līdz beidzot grāmatā ir šīs "46 epizodes ar un bez ironijas”. Grāmatas literārā redaktore Ieva Struka uzsver – ir ļoti svarīgi, ka šie stāsti ir nonākuši līdz publicēšanai, kaut gan no trim autors tomēr ir atteicies. Dzimis 1926. gadā Rīgā, ārsta un sociāldemokrāta Teodora Staprāna ģimenē, kara gados caur Vācijas bēgļu nometnēm nonācis Amerikā, skolojies glezniecībā un dramaturģijā, dzīves lielāko daļu pavadījis Sanfrancisko, Raimonds Staprāns aizgāja mūžībā šā gada janvārī. Ironisks un pašironisks ir viņa skats gan uz savām gleznotāja gaitām, gan uz trimdas sabiedrību, gan uz izstāžu atklāšanām, gan vadonības idejām, gan iespaidiem padomju un vēlāk – atjaunotajā Latvijā. Raimonda Staprāna grāmatu "46 epizodes ar un bez ironijas” izdevis "Aminori”. Tās atvēršana notika, kā jau duālistam Staprānam pieklātos, viņa izstādē „Klusuma arhitektūra”.   Raidījumu atbalsta:

Secas severas e calor extremo têm impacto em metade desses territórios; pressionadas por incêndios arrasadores, pragas e doenças, florestas da região enfrentam agora níveis de mortalidade sem precedentes.

En este episodio, hablamos de las firmas de Kuminga y Mathurin con los Wolves y los Pelicans y nos vamos a fondo con los Bulls analizando su offseason, hacemos trivia y un draft de ese equipo y mucho más. Únete a la comunidad de Whatsapp de Los NBA Freaks:https;//chat.whatsapp.com/FmSCEFkbeLyGzwnzfpSEFJRedes sociales:Facebook, X, Instagram: @losnbafreaksEmail:losnbafreaks@gmail.com

La de l'hotel Subur és una cantonada privilegiada, però la matinada del 23 al 24 d'agost els treballadors de l'establiment es trobaren enmig d'una batalla campal. Josep Maria Matas ens explica les sensacions viscudes arran d'uns aldarulls que, per fortuna, només varen deixar destrosses materials a les zones exteriors de l'establiment. L'entrada #FMSitges26. La nit difícil de l’hotel Subur. Ens ho explica Josep Maria Matas ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

ESPN projects the Chicago Bulls to go 31–51 again — but does that actually mean the Bulls failed to improve?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize reacts to ESPN's Summer Forecast placing the Bulls 13th in the Eastern Conference at 31–51, the same record as last season. But the bigger story is the depth of the East: ESPN projects the 10th-place team at 44 wins, meaning Chicago could become a better basketball team and still not climb much in the standings.Haize explains why ESPN's projection is defensible. The Bulls are still beginning a real rebuild with Caleb Wilson, Matas Buzelis, Josh Giddey, Dailyn Swain, Noa Essengue, Rob Dillingham, and a new head coach in Tiago Splitter all bringing different levels of uncertainty. But Haize also pushes back: this is not the same 31-win team simply running it back. Chicago added Caleb Wilson, Norman Powell and Nic Claxton, while also banking on internal growth from Giddey, Matas, Leonard Miller and Dillingham.Then Haize asks whether Tiago Splitter can unlock Matas Buzelis the way he helped unlock Deni Avdija. Deni jumped from 16.9 points, 7.3 rebounds and 3.9 assists to 24.2 points, 6.9 rebounds and 6.7 assists under Splitter, while becoming a first-time All-Star. The lesson for Matas: attack with force, create for others, get to the free-throw line and stop letting the defense dictate where he plays.Finally, Haize dives into the Windy City Bulls development plan after Chicago hired Quincy Pondexter to lead the G League team. Should Noa Essengue and Dailyn Swain spend time in the G League? Haize says yes — if it's done correctly. Noa needs heavy reps. Swain should compete for NBA minutes first, but Windy City can be a development shuttle, not an exile.

Matas Buzelis wants to adjust his shot profile — and it could be exactly what his star leap needs.On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why Matas wanting to reduce his three-point volume is not automatically a bad thing. After averaging 16.3 points while taking 6.4 threes per game and shooting 34.9% from deep, Matas may be looking to become more than just a rim-or-three scorer. The key is not abandoning the three-point shot — it is adding a reliable midrange counter that helps him become a true three-level scorer.Haize explains why the midrange is not dead, why bad midrange basketball is dead, and how a 10-to-15-foot pull-up could help Matas punish defenders who run him off the line. If Matas can become a better finisher through contact, attack closeouts, get to the free-throw line and add a reliable short midrange game, his Year 3 leap could change the Bulls' offensive ceiling.Then the show shifts to Jalen Duren, whose contract situation with Detroit could get very interesting. Duren struggled in the 2025-26 playoffs, but Haize explains why Bulls fans should not let one bad postseason erase the fact that he is a 22-year-old All-Star center who averaged nearly 20 points and 10 rebounds in the regular season. If Duren reaches unrestricted free agency in 2027, Chicago should be watching closely — but only after evaluating Nic Claxton, Caleb Wilson's shooting, and the long-term frontcourt fit.Finally, Haize connects the Sylvain Francisco story to Rob Dillingham. The Bulls nearly added a EuroLeague guard who could score, shoot, run pick-and-roll and organize the second unit. That should not discourage Rob — it should motivate him. If Dillingham can become a reliable bench scorer and secondary creator, he could save Bryson Graham from spending assets on another guard.

Dalis Prienų rajono gyventojų reiškia susirūpinimą dėl netoli Balbieriškio planuojamos amunicijos gamyklos.Prieš naujus mokslo metus Lietuvoje trūksta 250 mokytojų, šis skaičius perpus mažesnis nei tuo pačiu metu pernai, sako švietimo ministrė Raminta Popovienė.Kaip Kazlų Rūdos savivaldybė tvarko audros padarinius? Meras sako, kad artimiausios dienos bus kritinės užtikrinant būtinuosius poreikius gyventojams.Ved. D. Matas

The Big Red Bus - Episode 277 - Rage Against (And For) the Mid-range Machine 0:00 – Welcome Aboard the Big Red Bus 1:45 – Maui, Family Time and Social Media 4:00 – Why August Is Perfect for Bulls History 6:15 – Tom Thibodeau's Revolutionary Defense 9:45 – The Forgotten Injuries of the 2015–16 Bulls 13:15 – Mike Dunleavy Deserves More Respect 17:15 – Patrick Williams and Misleading Narratives 19:45 – Andrés Nocioni and the “Lean Years” 24:30 – Max Strus, Nic Claxton and Positional Value...Is Peyton Watson Overrated? 30:00 The Value of Unprotected First-Round Picks.  Should the Bulls Absorb Bad Contracts? 37:00 – Matas Buzelis, Billy Donovan and the Mid-Range 38:45 – The Priorities for Matas' Development 42:00 – Upcoming Shows and Final Thoughts Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Could the Chicago Bulls still make one more free-agent swing before training camp?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down the top free-agent and potential waiver targets who could still fit the Bulls' rebuild, including Bennedict Mathurin, Cam Whitmore, Cam Thomas, Bruce Brown and Ochai Agbaji. The big correction: Cam Whitmore is not technically a free agent yet, but Cleveland is reportedly weighing a waive-and-stretch move that could put him on the market — and if that happens, he immediately becomes one of the most interesting Bulls targets available.Haize explains why Mathurin is the best player available but also the most complicated option. He brings youth and proven scoring, but his restricted free-agent status, expected price range, and the likely need for a sign-and-trade make him a difficult fit for Chicago's current plan.The show dives into why Cam Whitmore might be the best realistic Bulls opportunity if Cleveland waives him. At only 22 years old, Whitmore offers scoring aggression, rim pressure, transition ability and reclamation upside at a potentially depressed price — exactly the kind of low-risk swing a rebuilding team should consider.Haize also weighs Cam Thomas as a pure bench bucket-getter, Bruce Brown as a veteran stabilizer, and Ochai Agbaji as a quiet 3-and-D flyer. With several useful players still unsigned and most teams out of meaningful spending power, Chicago's $9.4 million room exception may suddenly have real leverage.Plus, Matas Buzelis wants his get back against Luka Doncic. After their March trash-talk exchange ended with Luka dropping 51, Matas said he would talk again and wants another shot — and Haize explains why that competitive edge matters for a young Bulls forward trying to earn respect.

The Eastern Conference got deeper, tougher and more star-powered — so where do the rebuilding Chicago Bulls actually fit?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why the Bulls should absolutely try to win in 2026-27, but why this season should be judged more as an information season than a simple Play-In-or-bust campaign. Chicago is not really competing with the top of the East yet. The bigger question is whether Josh Giddey, Matas Buzelis and Caleb Wilson can prove they are the foundation of a team that can eventually climb the conference.The East is no longer the soft conference fans have joked about for years. New York is the defending champion, Philadelphia added LeBron James and Jaylen Brown, Boston still has Jayson Tatum, Miami added Giannis Antetokounmpo, Indiana gets Tyrese Haliburton back, Detroit went 60-22, and Cleveland added Peyton Watson while retaining James Harden.Haize explains why Chicago's real battle may not be with the championship tier yet, but with the teams directly ahead of them: Atlanta, Orlando, Charlotte and Washington. NBA.com's preseason ranking had Atlanta ninth, Orlando 10th, Charlotte 11th, Washington 12th and Chicago 13th — making that group the Bulls' immediate neighborhood.The show also lays out the real success markers for the season: Caleb Wilson looking like a cornerstone, Matas making a meaningful Year 3 jump, Giddey proving he fits with both, Chicago improving defensively, multiple young players establishing roles, and Tiago Splitter building a clear identity.Plus, Haize reacts to the Bulls getting bumped to No. 23 in CBS Sports' front office rankings. Bryson Graham has brought Chicago a clearer direction, but he still has plenty to prove after a modest offseason built around flexibility, player development and evaluation.

Matas Buzelis already proved he belongs — but now the Chicago Bulls need to find out if he can become one of the pillars of a real contender.On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why the 2026-27 season could be the most important year yet for Matas Buzelis. After averaging 8.6 points and 3.5 rebounds as a rookie, Matas jumped to 16.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.5 blocks last season while starting all 77 games he played. Now the question is bigger: can Matas go from promising young starter to a true piece Chicago can build around with Caleb Wilson and Josh Giddey?Haize explains why Caleb Wilson's arrival should not become a Caleb vs. Matas debate. Caleb projects as the physical downhill force, while Matas can become the perimeter-oriented scorer, secondary creator and weak-side defensive disruptor. If both develop properly, Chicago may have two forwards who solve different problems instead of two prospects competing for the same spotlight.The show also lays out what “THE leap” actually looks like for Matas: roughly 20-22 points per game, improved creation, more dependable high-volume shooting, better free-throw pressure and more complete two-way defense. His post-All-Star production — 19.0 points and 6.9 rebounds — suggests the 20-point level is realistic if he can sustain it over a full season.Then Haize replaces today's Facts Or Cap segment with the new Cleveland trade question: did the Bulls miss out after the Cavaliers landed Peyton Watson in a sign-and-trade? Reporting attributed to ESPN's Shams Charania says Cleveland, Denver and the Clippers agreed to a deal sending Peyton Watson to the Cavaliers, Max Strus to the Clippers, and an unprotected 2031 Cavaliers first-round pick plus a 2032 Kings second-rounder to Denver; Watson is reportedly joining Cleveland on a four-year, $88 million deal, while the Clippers absorbed Strus' salary through a trade exception.Haize debates whether Chicago should have chased Watson as a young defensive wing who fits the rebuild, whether the reported price was too rich for a Bulls team still evaluating its core, and whether Bryson Graham should have at least tried to get involved on Max Strus as a shooting addition. The answer may be less about one missed player and more about what this deal reveals: rebuilding teams with flexibility have to be ready when aggressive teams need help.Plus, Haize reacts to the idea of Kyle Korver returning to the Bulls' front office after his Hawks departure. Korver has Bulls ties, a connection to Bryson Graham from Atlanta and a modern front-office résumé — but until stronger reporting emerges, it's more of a back-burner storyline than a full rumor.

Baltarusijoje birželį sulaikytas ir įkalintas Vytautas Lankauskas, anksčiau vadovavęs vienai didžiausių šios šalies medienos perdirbimo įmonių „HS Belakon“. Anot jo, Užsienio reikalų ministerija patvirtino, kad apie Lietuvos piliečio sulaikymą informuota Lietuvos ambasada Baltarusijoje.Premjeras Mindaugas Sinkevičius pabrėžia, kad lubų panaikinimas vaiko priežiūros išmokoms būtų didelė našta biudžetui, tačiau tokio sprendimo visiškai neatmeta.Japonijos gynybos ministras antradienį pareiškė, kad bendradarbiavimas su Pietų Korėja ir JAV yra būtinas regioniniam saugumui.Penktadienį būdama 82-ejų metų, mirė poetė, dramaturgė, scenaristė, vertėja Violeta Palčinskaitė. Už vaizduotės žaismę kūryboje kelioms skaitytojų kartoms ir daugialypės patirties liudijimą memuaruose ji tapo 2023-ųjų Nacionalinės kultūros ir meno premijos laureate. Ypač pasižymėjusi kaip kūrėja vaikams, dar šiemet Violeta Palčinskaitė išleido knygą „Aukštoje žolėje“, su kuria sugrįžo į suaugusiųjų poeziją. Būtent prieš pasirodant šiai knygai „Kultūros savaitėje“ su poete pasikalbėti susitiko Marius Eidukonis.Ved. D. Matas

1. ¿Realmente funciona una crema para el cabello con semilla de aguacate, aceite de oliva, agua y maicena? 2. ¿Qué producto se puede aplicar para combatir una plaga de hormigas zompopas? 3. ¿Por qué al escuchar a una persona hablando inglés de forma lenta, suena diferente cuando lo habla normal o rápido? 4. ¿Por qué en las milpas nacen matas de color blanco? 5. ¿Es cierto que, después de la batalla de Rivas del 11 de abril de 1856, el filibustero William Walker dejó los cadáveres de sus soldados en las principales fuentes de agua y que eso provocó la propagación del cólera? 6. ¿Por qué la Luna cambia de forma cada cierto tiempo?

Palangoje prie tilto nuskendo septyniolikmetis Lenkijos pilietis, dar vieną nepilnametį iš vandens ištraukė atskubėję gelbėtojai, o mažametę mergaitę išgelbėjo kartu maudęsis tėvas. Dėl prie tilto vyraujančių pavojingų srovių, maudytis šioje vietoje griežtai draudžiama. Gelbėtojų teigimu, be tėvų priežiūros į vandenį lipantys nepilnamečiai yra didžiausia problema jau eilę metų.Miškų gaisrai toliau niokoja karščio nualintą Vakarų ir Pietų Europą. Belgijoje ugniagesiai prie Vokietijos pasienio evakavo miestą. Tuo metu per gaisrus Graikijoje savaitgalį žuvo du žmonės, aukų būta ir Ispanijoje.Vasarą daug kur Europoje atgyja viduramžiai – istorinėse pilyse skamba senoji muzika, žygiuoja riteriai, pristatomi to meto kostiumai, ginklai ir amatai.Pastaruoju metu padaugėjus atvejų, kai nusikaltimų, smurto aukomis tampa nepilnamečiai, Vyriausybėje surengtas pasitarimas dėl vaikų apsaugos sistemos efektyvumo.Ved. D. Matas

Da Vestas forleden præsenterede regnskab, steg aktien efterfølgende med over 14 procent. Hvilke vinde er det, der endelig blæser Vestas' vej? Og hvor er der stadig mørke skyer i horisonten? Vi får også besøg af Matas' nye direktør. Efter 100 dage gør hun status på forretningen - og giver os et indblik i, hvad der foregår i hovedet på en ægte retailer. Retailer to the bone, som hun selv siger. Vært: Ulrik Rosenkvist Schultz. Fast gæst: Sune Aagaard. Medvirkende: Mette Uglebjerg, direktør for Matas Group og Daniel Patterson, chef for Investor Relations hos Vestas.

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ESPN says the Chicago Bulls may not seriously contend until 2032 — but is that timeline fair, or way too pessimistic?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down ESPN placing the Bulls in its “Maybe by 2032” tier, a group built around teams that may have promising young talent but still look years away from true championship contention. The logic is understandable: Chicago is coming off a 31-win season, finished near the bottom of the league offensively and defensively, and still has a new front office, new coach and unproven young core.But Haize pushes back on the idea that Chicago automatically needs most of the decade before it can matter again. If Caleb Wilson becomes a true franchise player, the rebuild changes immediately. If Matas Buzelis makes a Year 3 leap into borderline All-Star territory, the Bulls may already have two major pieces. And if Josh Giddey settles in as an elite connector rather than trying to be the superstar, Chicago's timeline could move up fast.Haize also looks at why ESPN has a point: the Bulls do not yet have a proven No. 1 option, lack meaningful playoff experience, still have major defensive questions, and are rebuilding in a crowded Eastern Conference. But in today's NBA, six years is an eternity — and if Wilson, Buzelis, Giddey, Nic Claxton, Tiago Splitter and Bryson Graham hit the right developmental checkpoints, Chicago could enter serious contention conversations closer to 2029 or 2030 than 2032.

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Should the Chicago Bulls actually consider trading Josh Giddey — or is that take missing the bigger picture?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize dives into a new Facts or Cap debate sparked by the idea that the Bulls may be better off trading Josh Giddey to fully build around Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis. Haize explains why the concern around Giddey's defense, shooting and roster fit is fair — but also why judging him off a poorly balanced Bulls roster and a clunky two-man game with Nikola Vučević may ignore what this new group could unlock.Can Giddey work with Caleb and Matas? Does the addition of Norman Powell, Nic Claxton, and a more athletic roster finally give Chicago a fair way to evaluate him?Then Haize asks another major question: If Norman Powell leads the Bulls in scoring, is that actually a good thing? Powell may be the safest 20-point scorer on the roster, but if Matas Buzelis takes the scoring crown, that could mean a true Year 3 leap. And if Caleb Wilson leads the team as a rookie? Bulls fans may be looking at a franchise-altering outcome.Plus, the NBA has once again left the Bulls mostly out of the national spotlight. Is that fair after a 31-win season? Or could Caleb Wilson's athleticism, Summer League dominance, and Chicago's young, exciting roster force the league to pay attention sooner than expected?

E587 - Bilan NBA 2026 : Chicago Bulls !Notre série de l'été : les Bilans 2026 !A travers notre format habituel: bilan en 10 points clés de chaque équipe NBA.Aujourd'hui les Chicago Bulls ! Le tanking assumé, la nouvelle direction en place, le jeu de transition, la confirmation de Tre Jones, Matas Buzelis en plein progrès, Josh Giddey et le drive, Ayo Dosunmu et bien plus !Pour cela c'est Lukas du Roster qui se joint à nous ! Bienvenue dans le Basket Lab.Guillaume (@GuillaumeBLab)--0:00 Intro4:44 Saison en deux temps, tanking assumé et nouvelle direction26:45 Les Bulls courent !35:42 Buzelis : qu'à fait Matas ?50:28 La défense du cercle56:27 Tre Jones le driveur !1:07:50 Le shoot de Isaac Okoro1:14:15 Ayo Dosunmu superbe mais partit1:22:25 Déclassement officiel de Patrick Williams1:33:22 Josh Giddey, mais vers où1:51:08 Jalen Smith et sa défense du cercle--Flux LIVE "Le Basket Lab LIVE" pour les quotidiennes :  https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/le-basket-lab-live/Flux secondaire "Le Basket Lab - Extraits" pour des formats : https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/le-basket-lab-extraits/--Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@lebasketlabTwitch : https://www.twitch.tv/guillaume_lebasketlabTwitter : https://twitter.com/GuillaumeBLabDiscord : https://discord.gg/CfWkhZx9xM  

Could the Chicago Bulls' next move come from another team's roster crunch?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down five buy-low trade targets that Bryson Graham should at least call about as the Bulls continue building around Josh Giddey, Matas Buzelis and Caleb Wilson.The conversation starts with Jordan Hawkins, who may be the best fit of the group. With New Orleans reportedly exploring ways to create roster and financial flexibility, Hawkins' movement shooting and connection to Graham's Pelicans background make him a fascinating Bulls target. Chicago badly needs high-volume shooting, and Hawkins could be the exact type of young reclamation swing that fits this rebuild.Haize also looks at Scoot Henderson, whose role in Portland has become more complicated after the Blazers added more backcourt talent. Is Scoot worth a true buy-low swing, or would the Bulls already having Giddey, Tre Jones, Rob Dillingham and Dailyn Swain make the fit too messy?Then the show shifts to Reed Sheppard, who might be the dream shooting fit next to Giddey, Caleb and Matas — but also the least likely to come cheap. Plus, Haize explains why Karlo Matković could be a smart developmental big if Chicago moves Jalen Smith, and why Jericho Sims only makes sense if the Bulls can replace Smith's spacing elsewhere.Plus, voicemails hit on the Lonzo Ball “what if,” Patrick Williams' trade value, why the Bulls should not rush a Jalen Smith trade, Bennedict Mathurin as a low-risk upside swing, Nic Claxton's impact and more.

Was the Nic Claxton trade really one of the worst moves of the NBA offseason — or are people missing what the Chicago Bulls actually needed?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why SB Nation ranking the Bulls' acquisition of Nic Claxton as the fifth-worst move of the offseason may be too harsh. The asset-management criticism is fair: Chicago used cap space and took on roughly $44 million over two years instead of extracting draft capital. But from a basketball standpoint, Claxton checks several major boxes for this roster. The Bulls finished 22nd in defensive rating, allowed opponents to shoot 58.9% in the paint, and badly needed a real defensive center next to Josh Giddey, Matas Buzelis and Caleb Wilson.Haize explains how Claxton gives Tiago Splitter defensive flexibility with switching, mobility, length, blitzing ability and recovery speed. He also looks at how Claxton could help protect Matas and Caleb while they develop into a long, athletic defensive frontcourt. But the concerns are real: spacing could get ugly, Claxton's rebounding must bounce back, and the Bulls need the 2022-24 version of Claxton — not the statistically declining one from last season.Then the show shifts to Chicago's biggest offensive concern: is the Bulls' shooting actually as bad as it looks? Haize breaks down why the answer may be “not as bad as people think.” Josh Giddey has become a respectable shooter, Matas Buzelis already has high-volume three-point confidence, Caleb Wilson changed the conversation in Summer League, Norman Powell brings proven shooting gravity, and Jalen Smith may be too important as a stretch big to give away.

Do the Chicago Bulls finally have the beginning of their next great duo?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis should not be viewed as rivals for the future of the franchise — they should be developed as a partnership. Neither player has proven he is a franchise superstar yet, but their age, size, athleticism, scoring potential and defensive versatility give Chicago two young forwards whose timelines and skill sets naturally fit together.Haize looks at how Buzelis' perimeter scoring and Wilson's physical, downhill, two-way pressure could complement each other. Matas can create space. Caleb can attack that space. Caleb can pull defenders toward the paint. Matas can punish defenses from the perimeter. That pairing could become the foundation of Chicago's future identity.The conversation also gets into how Josh Giddey can connect both forwards in transition, why Norman Powell matters as a veteran scoring stabilizer, and why Tiago Splitter must give Wilson and Buzelis meaningful reps together instead of treating them like separate projects.Then Haize shifts to the development clock for Rob Dillingham, Dailyn Swain and Noa Essengue. Dillingham has the shortest evaluation window, Swain deserves at least two full seasons, and Essengue needs the longest runway because of his age, injuries and limited NBA sample.

Are the Chicago Bulls done making moves, or is Bryson Graham keeping one chair open for a reason?On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why the Bulls may enter the regular season with their 15th full-time roster spot open. After days of smoke around Bennedict Mathurin, including reported interest from Chicago and praise from the Bulls' coaching staff, local reporting has suggested that the interest may be overstated. That does not completely kill the possibility, but it does make the Bulls' bigger priority clear: flexibility.Haize explains why keeping the final roster spot open may line up with Bryson Graham's front-office philosophy. Instead of rushing into a restricted free-agent sign-and-trade or adding a veteran just to fill the bench, Chicago could preserve flexibility to help facilitate trades, take on salary, or collect future draft capital if the right opportunity appears.Then the conversation gets bigger: Should the Bulls be watching the Orlando Magic and a potential second-apron crunch involving Paolo Banchero? If Orlando ever reaches a point where Banchero becomes available, should Chicago be aggressive even if the fit with Matas Buzelis and Caleb Wilson is imperfect?Plus, Haize looks ahead to 2027 free agency and why the 2026–27 season may be an evaluation year that determines whether the Bulls eventually pursue a player like Mathurin, Peyton Watson, or Jalen Duren.

0:00 – Welcome to the Big Red Bus & LeBron James joins the 76ers 3:00 – Who is the favorite in the Eastern Conference? Knicks vs. Sixers 14:30 – Are the Bulls really a bottom-three team in the East? 26:45 – Listener email: Are the Bulls already out on Noah Essengue? 39:00 – Why NBA teams evaluate much more than Summer League games 40:00 – Billy Donovan vs. Lonzo Ball: The Buzelis mid-range debate 50:45 – Breaking down Buzelis' shooting numbers and offensive growth 55:30 – Can Buzelis and Caleb Wilson thrive together? 60:00 – Josh Giddey: Point guard or shooting guard? 65:00 – Final thoughts and looking ahead to next week's show Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Did ESPN underrate the Chicago Bulls' offseason? Haize breaks down why a C+ grade for Bryson Graham's first offseason feels too harsh when the Bulls landed Caleb Wilson at No. 4, drafted Dailyn Swain at No. 15, added Nic Claxton, signed Norman Powell, brought back Zach Collins, and still maintained future flexibility.The Bulls did not have the flashiest offseason in the NBA, but they finally looked calculated. Powell's deal includes a team option, Claxton was added without giving up meaningful value, and Collins' deal also keeps Chicago flexible. That is a major change from the short-sighted roster-building Bulls fans have been frustrated with for years.Then Haize turns to Matas Buzelis' potential Most Improved Player case. Matas is focused on getting stronger, has upgraded his nutrition with a chef, wants to attack the rim more, has interest in working with Deni Avdija, and has already worked with Dirk Nowitzki on shooting. If Buzelis gets a bigger role under Tiago Splitter, could he enter the 2027 MIP conversation?

Are the Chicago Bulls actually further ahead than fans thought?After Caleb Wilson's explosive Summer League debut, Matas Buzelis' growth, Josh Giddey's playmaking skill set, and the new roster structure around Tiago Splitter, it may be time for Bulls fans to shift the conversation from “Are the Bulls stuck?” to “Did Chicago finally build a real developmental foundation?”Haize breaks down why the Bulls' new direction feels different — not because Chicago is suddenly a finished product, but because the outline finally makes basketball sense. Wilson gives the Bulls real frontcourt upside. Matas gives them a legitimate third-year leap candidate. Giddey gives them a 6-foot-8 organizer who can rebound, pass, and push pace. Add in Norman Powell, Nic Claxton, Dailyn Swain, Noa Essengue, and Splitter's developmental approach, and the Bulls may have a more coherent path than many expected.But Haize also keeps the conversation balanced. Shooting is still fragile. Half-court creation still has questions. Young players are inconsistent. Giddey still has to prove he can close games and survive defensively when defenses tighten up.

Continua servint cafès a diari i forma part de la història de Sitges en tant que per aquest establiment ha passat gairebé tothom, s'han fet tertúlies, reunions, trobades i anuncis. Mantenir-se actualment és costòs i fins i tot hi ha hagut moments en que ha perdut diners i tot i això s'ha mantingut obert, "el cor ha guanyat al cap" com diu en Josep Maria Matas. La realitat és però que el preu del lloguer dels establiments, aquest ho és de lloguer, i l'administració s'han tornat els dos grans impediments per a garantir la preservació d'establiments històrics i emblemàtics com el Cafè Roy i com ho és també el Pic Nic. Avui en parlem amb el fill gran de Josep Maria Matas Barceló qui va tenir la idea pionera i avançada de convertir aquest establiment en el que encara avui continua sent, un espai de trobada. L'entrada 70 anys del Roy, en parlem amb Josep Maria Matas ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

Are the Chicago Bulls finally building the right way… or walking right back into the play-in trap?On today's episode of Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down the biggest question surrounding the new era in Chicago: did Bryson Graham and Tiago Splitter actually choose a real direction, or are the Bulls still trying to rebuild and win at the same time?The Bulls have a new front-office voice, a new head coach, a new young-core direction with Caleb Wilson and Dailyn Swain, plus key pieces like Matas Buzelis, Josh Giddey, Norman Powell, Nic Claxton, Rob Dillingham, Noa Essengue, and more. That gives Bulls fans real reasons to be excited — but also real reasons to be cautious.Haize discusses why the play-in itself is not the problem. The real question is HOW the Bulls get there. If Caleb, Matas, Giddey, Dailyn, and the young core are driving winning basketball, that's progress. But if veteran production carries the Bulls while the young players remain supporting characters, Chicago could be walking into the same old middle-of-the-pack trap.Plus, Haize reacts to Caleb Wilson's first Bulls practice, the rookie shaking off early jitters, earning praise from Tiago Splitter, and making it clear that his Summer League goal is simple: win. Splitter praised Wilson's hunger, work ethic, size, athletic ability, and upside while also stressing patience with the No. 4 pick.

Tiekamies ar astronomu Ilgoni Vilku, lai iepazītu viņa Latvijas astronomijas vēsturei veltītās grāmatas otro daļu. Tā stāsta par astronomijas zinātnes attīstībai Latvijā 20. gadsimtā otrajā pusē un ietver stāstus gan par dažādu observatoriju un teleskopu izbūvi 20. gadsimtā, gan to, kā astronomija no šauras zinātnes jomas kļuva par populārās zinātnes flagmani. Kkā astronomija no sadzīves tik atrautas un specifiskas nozares nonāca līdz ikdienas cilvēkam Latvijā, stāta Latvijas Universitātes  Eksakto un tehnoloģijas fakultātes Astronomijas institūta pētnieks Ilgonis Vilks. Kā interneta signāls veic ceļu līdz lietotājiem?​ Pa gaisu, pa zemi un pa ūdeni tā ļoti vienkāršoti varētu aprakstīt ceļus, kā internets nonāk pie lietotājiem. Sīkāk par katru no šiem ceļiem un kāpēc optiskie kabeļi šobrīd ir drošākais veids, kur plūst interneta sakariem, stāsta Rīgas Tehniskās universitātes pētieki Andis Supe un Jurģis Poriņš. RTU asociētais profesors un vadošais pētnieks Andis Supe Šķiedru optikas pārraides sistēmu laboratorijā rāda uz galda saliktās ierīces, ko vienkāršoti varētu saukt par vienu ceļa posmu un veidu, kā internets nāk līdz lietotājiem. Viens klikšķis un tā ir tikai sekundes daļa, kad datorā monitorā vai tālruņa ekrānā ielādējas video, attēls vai teksts. Bet vai esat domājuši, kādu ceļu šajā mirklī pieveic informācija? Tie ir vadi okeānu dzelmē, kur informācija tiek pārvērsta gaismas impulsos un pa optiskajiem kabeļiem nonāk mūsu ierīcēs. Tas ir sazarots tīkls kosmosā. Kopā ar Andi Supi mēģinām izsekot interneta gaitai no  zemes un debesīm līdz mājas datoram. Sarunai arī pievienojas inženierzinātņu doktors telekomunikācijās RTU profesors Jurģis Poriņš. Ja reiz runa ir par optiskajiem kabeļiem, tad profesors skaidro, kāpēc, salīdzinot ar kosmosa tehnoloģijām, šie mata izmēra vadiņi ir drošāks interneta ceļš. -- Erickiņš - kustīgs putniņš, kas labprāt dzīvo cilvēka tuvumā. Stāsta Latvijas Ornitoloģijas biedrības priekšsēdētājs Viesturs Ķerus.

De kunne - næsten - gå på vandet med fremdrift i forretningen og udsigt til nye blockbuster-muligheder inden for fedmemedicin. Men var de overhovedet gearet til den enorme succes, der så ud til at vente lige om hjørnet? Millionærklubben ser på udviklingen i ét af Danmarks mest profilerede selskaber, Novo Nordisk, sammen med den internationale ledelsesekspert Tune Hein. I et længere forløb var han med til at sætte retningen for ledelse i selskabet - en tid, der bragte både indsigter og læring med sig, som han deler i sin nyeste bog, “Inside Wegovy - Læringen fra Novo Nordisks vilde vækstrejse”. I studiet ser chefanalytiker Lau Svenssen fra Svenssen & Tudborg på dagens aktieåbning og tjekker aktuelle regnskabstal fra bl.a. Matas. Vært: Bodil Johanne Gantzel See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The report card continues in Part 2 as we grade the rest of the 2026 Chicago Bulls roster. This episode covers Matas Buzelis, Trey Jones, Patrick Williams, Colin Sexton, Leonard Miller, Yuki Kawamura, Jalen Smith, Nick Richards and more as we break down who impressed, who disappointed, and who still has a future in Chicago. Did Matas take the leap? Is Trey Jones one of the most underrated guards in the NBA? Has Patrick Williams officially run out of time? We give honest grades, reactions, debate some tough calls, and discuss what these performances mean for the Bulls going into the offseason.

See Red Fred reacts to the Chicago Bulls landing the 15th pick and suggests signing Coby White this summer.  They then debate on whether the front office should commit to young talent like Matas and Josh Giddey. The episode closes with the See Red Fred penned "Dribble, Dribble, Pass!" about Patrick Williams, and Doug's "Fallen Prophet".  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Cam Smith and K.C. Johnson break down Matas Buzelis' continued rise after another great performance against the Grizzlies, including a career best third quarter. They also dive into the on-court back-and-forth between Buzelis and Luka Dončić and what it says about Matas' growing confidence and edge. The conversation expands to Josh Giddey's red-hot stretch and evolving mindset while also highlighting Buzelis joining Victor Wembanyama in rare statistical company. Plus, Taj Gibson makes another appearance at the UC and the first-ever edition of a new segment, “Cam's Court," where Cam gives his two cents on the Bam Adebayo 83-point game. 

See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonues continue the discussion with a debate on Matas talking trash to Luka.  They close the show with a discussion about the most common commercials while watching a Bulls' game.   The show ends with See Red Fred's 2 hit singles, "I Miss Coby White" and "Coby White".  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Cam Smith and K.C. Johnson break down the Bulls' frustrating 10-game losing streak and what's fueling the slide, from late-game execution to lineup adjustments. The guys also discuss the opportunity emerging from the skid, including the valuable minutes Rob Dillingham is logging and what that experience could mean for his long-term development in Chicago. They also dive into Matas Buzelis' breakout 32-point performance against the Charlotte Hornets and what it says about his ceiling moving forward. Plus, former Bull Coby White makes his return to the United Center in a Hornets uniform for the first time since the trade, adding another emotional layer to a pivotal stretch of the season.

As the first half winds down, Cam Smith and K.C. Johnson evaluate how the revamped Bulls roster is starting to take shape. With Anfernee Simons, Rob Dillingham, and Collin Sexton now in the mix, the focus shifts to late-game struggles, locker room accountability, and whether this group can finally close out tight contests. The conversation turns to which newcomer has captured their attention most, with Cam and K.C. each making their case and sharing a fun nugget about who Simons believes is the greatest of all time. They also preview Matas Buzelis showcase in the Rising Stars Game before looking ahead to the post–All-Star stretch.

It's an early-season Chicago Bulls episode featuring a few staples of their young core: Ayo Dosunmu, Matas Buzelis, and Josh Giddey. The trio dives into so much, giving a true inside look into the start of their season, including their hot start, why they love the chemistry in their locker room, and their goals for the season.They also get into some of their basketball origins and careers, including what it means for Ayo and Matas to be from the Chicago area playing and for the Bulls, Ayo's career at Illinois and Matas' at G-League Ignite, and what Josh takes with him from the beginning of his career on the Oklahoma City Thunder.They also have high-level basketball conversations about teaching vs. inheriting toughness, adapting to your role in the NBA, what it takes to be a winning player, and much more. Let's go!Download the DraftKings Sports book app and use code YOUNGMAN. That's code YOUNGMAN, bet five bucks and get 3 months of League Pass plus get $300 inbonus bets if your bet wins. In partnership with Draft Kings—The Crown Is Yours. Gambling problem? Callone eight hundred Gambler. In New York, call eight seven seven eight HOPENY or text HOPENY (four six seven three six nine). In Connecticut, Help is available for problem gambling. Call eight eight eight seven eight nine seven seven sevenseven or visit ccpg dot org. Please play responsibly. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (Kansas). Pass-thru of per wager tax may apply in Illinois. Twenty-one plus age and eligibility varies by jurisdiction. Void inOntario. Restrictions apply. Bet must win to receiveBonus Bets which expire in 7 days. Minimum oddsrequired. NBA League Pass auto-renews until cancelled. Additional terms at D K N G dot co slash audio.Limited time offer.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.