Vladimir Radmanović (

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: Владимир Радмановић; born November 19, 1980) is a Serbian former professional

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player. In Serbia he played for

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and FMP and in the

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(NBA) he was a member of the

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and

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. Radmanović also represented his

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most notably at the

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Early life

Radmanović was born into a Serb family in the

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city of

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where his father Stevan (a JNA colonel) was stationed at the time. His family originates however from the

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n coastal town of

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. Radmanović grew up in various locales dictated by the requirements of his father's profession.

Pre-NBA career

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, Radmanović played basketball for

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and

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. During the

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in 1999, Radmanović played at the

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for which he was called up during the regular season. He entered the

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in 2001.

NBA career

Seattle SuperSonics

Radmanović was selected by the

as the 12th pick of

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. Although a consistent contributor throughout his first two seasons, Radmanović became a candidate for the

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in the 2003–04 season. That season he averaged 12 points and 5.3 rebounds per game mostly as a sixth man. He also established himself as an above average three-point shooter, making around 40% of his attempts, a skill that was rare for a player of his size at the time. He was integral to the Sonics' success in the 2004–05 season as a sixth man. He averaged 11.8 points per game and 4.6 rebounds, helping the Sonics win their first-round playoff matchup against the

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. On January 26, 2005, he made a career-high 8 three-point field goals against the

. After the 2004–05 season, Radmanović turned down a six-year, $42 million contract offer to re-sign with the Sonics, and instead decided to sign a one-year deal, making him an unrestricted free agent after next season. He was nicknamed "Broadway Joe" by SuperSonics announcer Kevin Calabro, after his resemblance to NFL quarterback

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Los Angeles Clippers

After voicing his frustration for not being a starter, on February 14, 2006, Radmanović was traded from the SuperSonics to the

for

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. The change of venue greatly improved his performance. Radmanović averaged 10.7 ppg, a career-best averages of 5.7 rpg and 2.1 apg, while shooting 41.8% of his three-pointers.

Los Angeles Lakers

On July 13, 2006, Radmanović signed with the

. Although he was believed to be a lock to re-sign with the Los Angeles Clippers (he at first accepted their offer at an estimated $31M over five years), he changed his mind after being promised a starting job with the Los Angeles Lakers. Although the Lakers were offering the same amount of money as Clippers, Radmanović was persuaded to join the team by

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and his good friend,

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, who were all convinced his shooting and playing opportunities would greatly increase in the Lakers' triangle offense. Jackson has also called Vladimir a "space cadet" and "my favorite Martian" in reference to his being out of position and taking wild three point shots. He was also referred to as "Vlad Rad." He started all 21 games in the 2007–08 Playoffs for the Lakers, and was high scorer for one game and high rebounder for several games.

Snowboarding injury

On February 18, 2007, Radmanović told the Lakers that he had separated his shoulder, when he fell on a patch of ice in

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the day before, during the weekend of the

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and would be out for approximately eight weeks. However, on February 23, 2007, Radmanović revealed that he had actually hurt himself in a fall while

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. Radmanović's Lakers contract banned him from taking part in activities that involve significant risk of injury, including skiing and snowboarding. An NBA league source said that voiding the contract would be extremely unlikely, with a suspension or fine more likely. This proved to be true, as he was fined $500,000 for lying about the injury.

Later NBA career

On February 7, 2009, Radmanović was traded to the

in exchange for forward

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and guard

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. Bobcats general manager

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said Radmanović would likely play both small and power forward. On November 16, 2009, Radmanović was traded to the

along with Raja Bell in exchange for

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and

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. On December 9, 2011, Radmanović was signed by the

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/ref> In the Hawks' first game of the season on December 26, 2011, Radmanović scored 17 points with four steals and five assists in 27 minutes. On July 19, 2012, Radmanović signed a one-year deal with the

. Radmanović's final NBA game was played in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals on May 8th, 2013 where the Bulls lost to the Miami Heat 78 - 115. Radmanović recorded 9 points, 1 assist and 2 steals in his final game. The Heat would go on to defeat the Chicago Bulls in 5 games, eliminating the Bulls from the playoffs. In October 2013, Radmanović announced his retirement. After 12 seasons in the NBA, he appeared in 737 regular season games, shot 37.8 percent from three, and averaged 8.0 points in roughly 22 minutes per game.

International career

Radmanović played for the senior team of FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro at three major tournaments.

2002 World Championship

Radmanović was set to debut for the senior national team at the

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but he turned down a call-up from coach

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in order to focus on preparing to enter the NBA. Radmanović made his debut for the senior side at the

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where Yugoslavia won

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. Radmanović (and his Seattle team mate

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) did not see many minutes at the tournament, entering the court in only three games. During half-time of the

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against

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in which the favored Yugoslavia was losing, coach Svetislav Pešić angrily ostracized Radmanović from the team because Radmanović was eating a

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in the change room while Pešić was giving instructions. Radmanović watched the rest of the game from the stands while Yugoslavia won in an uncertain finish. Radmanović didn't play in the

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against

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either as Yugoslavia won 84–77. After the final, there was another controversy at the

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during the medal ceremony as Pešić instructed

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(who was on the preliminary roster but did not make the final cut) to put on Radmanović's jersey and to receive a medal instead of Radmanović. Radmanović later called the tournament a "big experience" for him.

2004 Olympics

Radmanović skipped out on the

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but he did take part in the 2004 Olympic tournament where Serbia and Montenegro was eliminated in the preliminary round. Radmanović was coming off of an excellent

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with Seattle and the return of

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as national team head coach brought back enthusiasm to both players and fans alike. Radmanović played an excellent first game at the tournament, scoring 21 points against Argentina but an unbelievable last-second shot from

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defeated the Serbia and Montenegro side by a score of 83–82. In the next game, Serbia and Montenegro defeated future silver medalist

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but the next few games after that were debacles. Namely, Serbia and Montenegro lost against New Zealand,

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and in the end against

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in the game that would have advanced them further. Radmanović's minutes and contribution decreased as the tournament progressed. Serbia and Montenegro ended up defeating

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in the classification game for 11th place held in

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. The 11th place finish was the worst in the country's Olympic basketball history.

2005 EuroBasket

Radmanović participated at the

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. The 2005 EuroBasket held in

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ended up being the last international tournament Radmanović would take part in. In the deciding game against

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, Radmanović went 4/5 from the three-point line but coach Obradović subbed him off the court when the game was being decided. Serbia and Montenegro lost that game 74–71 and bowed out of the tournament in the play-off round of the knockout stage. In four games played, Radmanović averaged 9 points and 2.5 rebounds per game. After their poor outing at the tournament, coach Obradović accused a few players for an irresponsible approach to the national team.B92.net: Eurobasket 2005
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, Radmanović said that he "won't accept a call-up only to sit on the bench and watch others play."

NBA career statistics

Regular season

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Playoffs

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at proballers.com {{DEFAULTSORT:Radmanovic, Vladimir 1980 births Living people 2002 FIBA World Championship players Atlanta Hawks players Basketball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics Bosnia and Herzegovina expatriate basketball people in Serbia Bosnia and Herzegovina expatriate basketball people in the United States Charlotte Bobcats players Chicago Bulls players FIBA World Championship-winning players Golden State Warriors players KK Crvena zvezda players KK FMP (1991–2011) players Los Angeles Clippers players Los Angeles Lakers players National Basketball Association players from Serbia Olympic basketball players of Serbia and Montenegro People from Trebinje Power forwards (basketball) Seattle SuperSonics draft picks Seattle SuperSonics players Serbian expatriate basketball people in the United States Serbian men's basketball players Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Small forwards Yugoslav Wars refugees

Early life

Pre-NBA career

NBA career

Seattle SuperSonics

Los Angeles Clippers

Los Angeles Lakers

Snowboarding injury

Later NBA career

International career

2002 World Championship

2004 Olympics

2005 EuroBasket

NBA career statistics

Regular season

Playoffs

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