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Latest comment: 6 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
The relevent citiation was added on the target page, e.g.-Ryan Stack's.
This requires a bit of an explanation:
At the time (early 2000's) basicly every american player who played for Aris Thessalonika was enttitled for a FYROM passport. Don't ask me why, thats just the way it was. Some players used this capicity to play for the country national team. Can't remember all of the them, but the other one besides Stack I do remember was Jeremiah Massey. Thus, naturally these players when played for the Macedonian team (and on FIBA records) would appear with their Macedonian given names, as weird as that would look. BTW, the same is true and goes for other american players in other european national teams, Dzhon-Robert Kholden (who also has a redirect at the same page as Stack's, so keep that one too..) and Ali Muhammed alike.--ArnoldPettybone (talk) 16:12, 15 October 2019 (UTC)Reply
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