MBC Dynamo Moscow
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MBC Dynamo Moscow (
History
Early years
Created in 1923 when Russia was part of the Soviet Union, Dynamo was among the oldest sports clubs in the country. Its name was chosen because
1960s and 1970s
Dynamo finished third in the
Modern era
The team found new success outside its domestic borders in the mid-1990s. Dynamo made it all the way to the
It was not until 2001 when Dynamo reappeared in the Russian basketball scene. MBC Dynamo Moscow was created under the support of the
Dynamo continues taking steps forward and making a big financial effort to incorporate some of the best European players in the market. As such, for 2004–05, Dynamo signed the Euroleague all-time top rebounder,
In the 2008–2009 season,
On June 18, 2011 the club was expelled from the PBL.[1] From then the club was playing in the second division, the Super League 1. Dynamo also briefly played in the BBL, but left early due to financial difficulties. The team left the Super League in 2015 and was dissolved a year later.[citation needed]
Since 2018
In April 2018 the club was reestablished as amateur club and is participating in the Moscow Basketball League.[citation needed]
Honours
Total titles: 3
Domestic competitions
- USSR Championship
- Winners (2): 1937, 1948
European competitions
- Eurocup
- Winners (1): 2006
Notable players
Note: Flags indicate national team eligibility at FIBA-sanctioned events. Players may hold other non-FIBA nationality not displayed.
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Head coaches
- - Evgeny Alekseev
- - Evgeny Gomelsky
- Sergei Bazarevich
- Valdemaras Chomičius
- Zvi Sherf
- Valeri Tikhonenko
- Dušan Ivković
- Svetislav Pešić
- David Blatt
References
- ^ БК «Динамо» исключен из членов НП «ПБЛ» (in Russian)