FABRICIO OBERTO RUMORS

Former Spur Oberto could return to NBA

Former San Antonio Spurs center, Fabricio Oberto, could be on his way back to the NBA, according to several sources.Oberto is reportedly currently mulling a one-year contract offer by the Chicago Bulls to become Joakim Noah's primary backup. Oberto, who is currently playing with Atenas de Cordoba as he prepares for the London Olympics, played for the Spurs from 2005 to 2009...
Via Project Spurs  |  20 days ago

Report: Oberto set to join Atenas de Cordoba

If the San Antonio Spurs were looking at former center Fabricio Oberto to shore up their frontcourt they will have to look elsewhere.According to Ole.com, Oberto is set to join Argentinian team Atenas de Cordoba in order to get some time on the court to be ready for the 2012 London Olympics with the Argentinian National team. "I want to get as much time as possible for London...
Via Project Spurs  |  January 12, 2012

Oberto has London on his mind

While he'd rather be playing this NBA season instead of watching from a couch, former San Antonio Spurs center Fabricio Oberto is already looking forward to the London Olympic Games.He and his other Argentine teammates are looking to win gold for the second time, which will likely be the last time they will be together.Oberto, who was forced to retire from the NBA in 2010 due...
Via Project Spurs  |  December 28, 2011

Ex-Spur Oberto to decide basketball future in January

With Da'Sean Butler being named the latest San Antonio Spurs player to head overseas during the ongoing NBA lockout, a former Spur hasn't made his decision on whether or not he'll return to the NBA or basketball in general.According to Pagina12.com.ar Fabricio Oberto won't make his decision on returning to the NBA until January. The pivot Fabricio Oberto said he will wait until...
Via Project Spurs  |  November 21, 2011

Trail Blazers center Fabricio Oberto announces his retirement

Oberto is retiring from the game of basketball due to recurrent palpitations related to a prior cardiac condition.
Via oregonlive.com  |  November 04, 2010

Fabricio Oberto: "I got a lot of decisions to make"

Via Washington Post  |  April 16, 2010

Fabricio Oberto on the Wizards Season: “Sometimes Talent is Not Enough”

Closing a chapter with his last post-game press conference of the year, Flip Saunders was asked if there was any question in his mind about if he wanted to come back next season. “No,” he straightly shot back. “I mean, this is maybe not what I signed up for originally when I came. But as all coaches, you love challenges. Through every adversity, through every challenge...
Via Truth About It  |  April 15, 2010

Fabrico Oberto Wants To Get You Between The Sheets

Actually, Fabricio Oberto wants to get you between some “SHEEX,” which are really sheets … and you already have no clue what I’m talking about. I usually don’t pay much attention to Oberto’s Twitter account, @obricio7. Most all of his Tweets are in Spanish. He often shares links to songs on YouTube, or links to professional [...]
Via Truth About It  |  February 12, 2010

Confirmed: The devious Fabricio Oberto cannot be trusted

The startling transition from "I must break you" to "You betchya, good sir!" has surely already sent shockwaves throughout the Washington Wizards organization. But strangely, Flip Saunders does not seem to be fazed at all. In fact, Flip appears as...
Via Sports Hernia  |  August 17, 2009

Wizards sign Oberto to add frontcourt depth

The Washington Wizards say they have signed forward-center Fabricio Oberto, giving the team added frontcourt depth. The 6-foot-10, 245-pound Oberto averaged 3.6 points and 3.9 rebounds in four seasons with San Antonio. The Spurs traded Oberto to Detroit this summer as part of a five-player deal; the Pistons then waived Oberto. Oberto helped the Spurs win the 2007 NBA title...
Via Fox Sports  |  August 11, 2009
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