Keeshawn Kellman strengthens the giants: Power for Ludwigsburg!

Keeshawn Kellman strengthens the giants: Power for Ludwigsburg!

Ludwigsburg, Deutschland - The MHP Giant Ludwigsburg has signed a new player who could mix up the region's basketball landscape. Keeshawn Kellman, an emerging talent from the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles, changes to the Baroque city and signed a contract until summer 2027. The 24-year-old not only brings body size-with 2.03 meters he is a real chunk-but also an impressive balance to Ludwigsburg. Last season he scored an average of 13.8 points, collected 7.5 rebounds and came to 1.1 blocks in 30 games, which he all contained as a starter, the team reported on their website MHP-Riesen-ludwigsburg.de.

The move to the giants is an important step in his career for Kellman. He has also improved his throwing quota from beyond the 6.75 meter line, which makes him an even more valuable addition to the team. Trainer Mikko Riipinen sees Kellman a player who can help with his physique and his strength immediately and fits perfectly with the team's identity. Kellman himself was optimistic about this new challenge and emphasized his team orientation and operational readiness.

a promising past

Before moving to Ludwigsburg, Kellman played at the Florida Gulf Coast University, an institution that is known for her strong basketball. The work morality and the passionate leadership of the trainer, Michael Chambers, immediately convince him. Kellman emphasizes the high energy in the team that all members, including coaches and managers, emanates. This positive atmosphere helped him to grow on both the square and in life. Interestingly, Kellman plans to complete his master's degree in entrepreneurship in 2024, and wants to find a balance between the basketball career and his entrepreneurial ambitions, as he is on the website fgcu360.com explained.

Kellman is not only active on the field; He also has big goals outside of basketball. He strives to create something that has a positive impact on the world and wants to work hard to be financially secure after his basketball career.

basketball in an international context

The commitment of Kellman comes at a time when the international basketball scene is increasingly in focus. The International Basketball Migration Report 2021 documents the migration of players around the world and shows a changed trend in sport. A total of 7,687 transfers were documented this season, with the number of international transfers in the NBA at the lowest level since 2001-02. The report underlines the important role of foreign players who are very popular in the leagues of Europe, including Germany, as in the article by fiba.basketball is.

For the MHP giant, Kellman's commitment is not only a reinforcement of the player squad, but also a sign of commitment to bring internationally talented players to Ludwigsburg. With Kellman in their ranks, the giants could expect an exciting season 2025/2026, which could set new standards both on and next to the field.