Andreas Glyniadakis

Retired • Retired after 2019 season • C • 1 year of NBA experience

Height7'1

Born21st August 1981 (age 44)

Weight280 lbs

Nationality🇬🇷Greece

NBA Draft58th pick, 2003

Pre-draft teamPeristeri (Greece)

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Agentn/a

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Listed total $25,250,000

2025/26	2026/27	2027/28	2028/29
$5,375,000 Retired Fully guaranteed	$6,000,000 Retired Fully guaranteed	$6,625,000 Retired $3,312,500 guaranteed Team option	$7,250,000 Retired $3,625,000 guaranteed Player option

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An Unnecessarily Exhaustive Guide To The Euroleague Final Eight

March 24, 2011

Alongside that incoming duo, the incumbent Giannis Bourousis remains, intimidating any opposing guard who dare drive at him, throwing his weight around on the class, rebounding prolifically, making layups, and sticking his threes. Challenge him at your peril. Behind him, former Timberwolves draft pick Loukas Mavrokefalidis provides some smooth, fluid, unspectacular scoring ability, as does 7 footer (and another former NBA draft pick) Andreas Glyniadakis, who has moves, touch, finesse, and absolutely no speed.

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Where Are They Now, 2010; Part 25

March 12, 2010

- Andreas Glyniadakis

Ex-Pistons draft pick Glyniadakis is Olympiakos' 15th and cheapest man. Olympiakos bought him from Marousi in the summer, along with former Minnesota pick Loukas Mavrokefalidis, in order to fill their quota of Greeks, and the two now spend a lot of time on the bench together, waiting for Olympiakos to build up a lead so big that they can take out Giannis Bourousis, Sofoklis Schortsanitis, Nikola Vujcic and Linas Kleiza. Glyniadakis has played 103 minutes all season, totalling 33 points, 22 rebounds and 28 fouls. This means he must have made contact with an opposing player at least 28 times. I'm not sure I believe that.

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