Making the team as complete and compensated as possible, regardless of passports and within the budget, this is the goal of the sporting director of Bàsquet Girona, Jordi Plà, and the rest of the people with voice and vote within the club chaired by Marc Gasol. And, following these premises, the arrival of Ryan Logan yesterday is explained. A two-meter pivot winger who played for Paderbon, according to the German division, and who, with his ease of reading the game, distributed four assists per game last season, and the possibility of playing both face and back to basket is perfectly complemented by a pure five, Davis Rozitis, as with a 2.06 tall shooter four: Olaf Schaftenaar. The American Logan, the Latvian Rozitis, the Dutch Schaftenaar and the renewed Robert Cosialls, this one from Sant Cugat del Vallès, will be the inside game of Bàsquet Girona in LEB Or if, in the end, another five pure to give Rozitis a break and the squad would end up being eleven chips.
At the moment, with Ryan Logan, Bàsquet Girona already has nine pieces and only one escort will be missing and the doubt of whether a fifth interior will arrive. Albert Sàbat, Dani Garcia, Àlex Llorca, Pep Busquets, Gerard Sevillano, Ryan Logan, Robert Cosialls, Olaf Schaftenaar and Davis Rozitis.
Trained at Stonehill University (NCAA 2) Logan has experience in Europe with Heffigen in the first division of Luxembourg, Rist Wedel in the third division of Germany and Paderborn in the second category of German basketball with whom played last season. “I’ve been in Luxembourg and Germany for the last few years and I’m really looking forward to joining this new project now, in a new city and a new country,” said Logan, 26, just two meters away. the 13 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists per game at Paderborn.
Compared to Rozitis and Schaftenaar, who both played LEB Gold in Gipuzkoa and Canoe, respectively, Ryan Logan is less inside than the 2.13-tall Latvian (he didn’t throw a triple all season) and less specialist in shooting than the Dutchman who, in the Canoe, took more shots by three points (118) than by two points (90).
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