Spanoulis Era Ends as Peristeri Wins Third Place in Greek League

Vassilis Spanoulis, Legendary EuroLeague Star, Retires

An era in European basketball has come to an end with the retirement of Turkish Airlines EuroLeague scoring king, Vassilis Spanoulis. Known as "Kill Bill" for his clutch performances, Spanoulis led his team, Peristeri, to victory in a single-game playoff to secure third place in the final standings of the Greek League. The 39-year-old guard played his last game on Saturday, drawing the curtains on a glittering career.

Peristeri's Triumph in Third-Place Decider

Peristeri beat Aris 75-71 in a hard-fought contest to claim the third spot. Spanoulis, despite his age, showcased his brilliance once again, scoring 15 points and dishing out 6 assists in his final outing. The win marked a remarkable achievement for Peristeri, who had finished the regular season in sixth place.

Spanoulis' Legacy as a EuroLeague Icon

Spanoulis retires as one of the greatest players in EuroLeague history. He holds the record for most points scored in the competition (4,455) and has been named EuroLeague MVP twice (2006, 2013). Known for his exceptional shooting, quick decision-making, and leadership skills, Spanoulis was a key figure in the success of Olympiacos Piraeus, where he won three EuroLeague titles and five Greek League championships.