2014–15 Basketball Bundesliga

Beko BBL¹

Duration

2 October 2014 – 21 June 2015

Number of games

612

Number of teams

Regular season

Top seed

Brose Baskets

Season MVP

Jamel McLean

Relegated

TBB Trier
Artland Dragons^[a]

Finals

Champions

Brose Baskets
7th title

Runners-up

Bayern Munich

Finals MVP

Brad Wanamaker

Statistical leaders

Points	D.J. Kennedy	18.0
Rebounds	Jon Brockman	9.8
Assists	Branislav Ratkovica	7.2

Records

Average attendance

4,431

Seasons

← 2013–14

2015–16 →

¹ Sponsored league name, referring to Beko.

The Basketball Bundesliga 2014–15 was the 49th season of the Basketball Bundesliga. The regular season started on 2 October 2014 and ended on 3 May 2015. The Playoffs started on 9 May and ended on 21 June 2015.^[1]

Brose Baskets was the top seed in the regular season. The team also won the title, after it beat Bayern Munich 3–2 in the Finals. TBB Trier and Crailsheim Merlins finished in the relegation places, but due to Artland Dragons withdrawing from the Bundesliga, Crailsheim accepted an offer to remain in the Bundesliga for 2015–16.

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Team information

BBL 2014–15 – Club Locations

Team	City	Arena	Capacity^[2]
Brose Baskets	Bamberg	Stechert Arena	06,800
Medi Bayreuth	Bayreuth	Oberfrankenhalle	04,000
Alba Berlin	Berlin	O₂ World Berlin	14,500
Telekom Baskets Bonn	Bonn	Telekom Dome	06,000
Basketball Löwen Braunschweig	Braunschweig	Volkswagen Halle	06,600
Eisbären Bremerhaven	Bremerhaven	Bremerhaven Stadthalle	04,050
Crailsheim Merlins	Crailsheim	Arena Hohenlohe	03,000
Fraport Skyliners	Frankfurt	Fraport Arena	05,002
BG Göttingen	Göttingen	Sparkassen Arena	03,447
Phoenix Hagen	Hagen	Enervie Arena	03,402
MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg	Ludwigsburg	MHPArena	05,300
Bayern Munich	Munich	Audi Dome	06,700
EWE Baskets Oldenburg	Oldenburg	Große EWE Arena	06,069
Artland Dragons	Quakenbrück	Artland-Arena	03,000
TBB Trier	Trier	Arena Trier	05,900
Walter Tigers Tübingen	Tübingen	Paul Horn-Arena	03,132
ratiopharm ulm	Ulm	Ratiopharm Arena	06,000
Mitteldeutscher BC	Weißenfels	Stadthalle Weißenfels	03,000

Standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Brose Baskets	34	29	5	2872	2389	+483	58	Qualification to playoffs
2	Alba Berlin	34	28	6	2875	2496	+379	56
3	Bayern Munich	34	26	8	3043	2555	+488	52
4	Telekom Baskets Bonn	34	23	11	2856	2738	+118	46
5	ratiopharm Ulm	34	21	13	2839	2846	−7	42
6	Skyliners Frankfurt	34	20	14	2635	2565	+70	40
7	EWE Baskets Oldenburg	34	19	15	2748	2681	+67	38
8	MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg	34	17	17	2727	2676	+51	34
9	Basketball Löwen Braunschweig	34	17	17	2619	2653	−34	34
10	BG Göttingen	34	16	18	2745	2832	−87	32
11	Artland Dragons^[b]	34	15	19	2744	2763	−19	30	Withdrew from Bundesliga
12	Mitteldeutscher BC	34	14	20	2558	2686	−128	28
13	Phoenix Hagen	34	11	23	2701	2857	−156	22
14	Tigers Tübingen	34	11	23	2729	2927	−198	22
15	Eisbären Bremerhaven	34	10	24	2622	2810	−188	20
16	Medi Bayreuth	34	10	24	2532	2734	−202	20
17	TBB Trier^[c]	34	11	23	2445	2703	−258	16	Relegation to Pro A
18	Crailsheim Merlins	34	8	26	2568	2947	−379	16	Relegation to Pro A

Source: Beko BBL
Notes:

^ Artland Dragons resigned its position in the BBL. Due to Artland's withdrawal, Crailsheim Merlins, which finished in a relegation spot, remained in the Bundesliga.
^ Artland Dragons was supposed to be dissolved after the 2014–15 season, and thusfar left the league.^[3] Eventually, the team moved to the third division ProB.
^ TBB Trier were revoked six points (three wins) because of an insolvency.^[4]

Results

Home \ Away	BAM	BAY	BER	BON	BRA	BRE	CRA	FRA	GÖT	HAG	LUD	MUN	OLD	QUA	TRI	TÜB	ULM	WEI
Bamberg		99–64	98–69	89–68	77–57	83–82	90–61	81–62	94–75	97–75	65–59	80–63	89–82	89–77	84–44	100–59	101–74	80–62
Bayreuth	50–69		58–68	101–96	61–71	64–56	80–71	67–58	69–71	73–76	89–69	64–83	74–87	79–85	96–82	85–70	94–82	88–85
Berlin	72–78	91–60		90–78	80–63	87–74	92–71	85–79	110–74	78–74	93–76	83–80	83–91	97–58	86–83 ^OT	84–78	88–68	82–56
Bonn	85–80	77–59	74–83		92–71	97–81	79–76	76–70	66–65	80–92	87–80	88–84	70–59	99–77	88–71	89–80	87–93	96–66
Braunschweig	77–66 ^OT	88–80	64–71	72–75		92–61	89–76	86–76	79–81	87–66	82–78	70–88	80–71	89–79	80–74	86–72	78–86	83–97 ^OT
Bremerhaven	63–75	91–66	75–95	71–78	74–76		76–68	71–62	93–74	92–85	70–64	68–101	64–70	69–88	86–66	69–99	86–88	61–59
Crailsheim	83–103	88–84	65–93	87–90	80–82	76–91		59–66	80–84	84–91	89–81	66–103	62–85	85–103	100–84	72–85	80–88	73–71
Frankfurt	69–85	90–89	87–80 ^OT	84–71	84–72	88–79	88–71		74–70	104–105 ^OT	79–68	76–73	93–74	87–90 ^2OT	65–57	79–63	70–77	93–76
Göttingen	86–93	88–85	81–86	71–87	77–67	93–84	89–93 ^OT	74–62		73–83	81–85	63–59	79–91	70–83	73–87	115–112	92–80	66–89
Hagen	57–70	78–79	90–98	99–101 ^OT	82–91	84–85	40–0	70–79	88–93		79–95	74–97	83–122	79–91	70–77	90–81	96–98	65–70
Ludwigsburg	83–73	93–67	67–55	88–81	92–81	94–79	91–80	88–75	98–72	85–87		78–93	93–99	69–82	74–69	70–72	79–87	70–53
Munich	96–90	102–75	70–68	112–107 ^OT	76–80	90–84	110–76	80–73	81–95	124–79	102–76		80–65	91–75	92–51	107–81	100–93	86–63
Oldenburg	78–73	73–67	86–93	89–76	84–70	98–84	112–81	81–83	69–88	74–56	76–98	57–70		77–74	60–80	98–89	74–66	79–72
Quakenbrück	56–76	87–74	73–78	71–79	75–78	103–94 ^OT	99–100	83–74	73–84	81–85	71–72	63–77	92–85		82–69	97–64	77–82	71–86
Trier	61–74	78–75	54–91	74–80	79–65	85–84	67–82	58–75	68–94	75–62	60–75	79–74	71–65	69–77		79–76	78–83	89–81
Tübingen	81–92	75–71	68–90	77–83	93–76	84–80	91–78	77–82	72–82	69–92	83–76	80–117	94–82	86–90	85–76		83–92	75–54
Ulm	88–95	84–80	66–80	82–77	81–70	89–79	86–71	67–76	101–85	74–90	99–85 ^OT	76–87	78–83	88–86	93–77	103–96		63–84
Weißenfels	71–84	73–65	81–96	96–99 ^OT	72–67	89–66	84–87	62–73	91–86	80–79	66–78	59–95	78–76	83–76	77–74	90–79	82–86

Source:^{[citation needed]}
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Playoffs

Bracket

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Final

1	Brose Baskets	3

8	MHP Ludwigsburg	0
			1	Brose Baskets	3

			5	ratiopharm Ulm	0
4	Telekom Baskets Bonn	2

5	ratiopharm Ulm	3
						1	Brose Baskets	3

						3	Bayern Munich	2
3	Bayern Munich	3

6	Skyliners Frankfurt	1
			3	Bayern Munich	3

			2	Alba Berlin	2
2	Alba Berlin	3

7	EWE Baskets Oldenburg	0

Statistical leaders

Points


Pos	Player	Club	PPG
1	D.J. Kennedy	MHP RIESEN	17.8
2	David Bell	Phoenix Hagen	17.7
3	Raymar Morgan	BG Göttingen	16.2

Rebounds


Pos	Player	Club	RPG
1	Jon Brockman	MHP RIESEN	9.8
2	Devin Searcy	Eisbären Bremerhaven	8.2
3	John Bryant	Bayern Munich	7.5

Assists


Pos	Player	Club	APG
1	Branislav Ratkovica	Walter Tigers Tübingen	7.2
2	Dru Joyce	Löwen Braunschweig	6.0
3	Lorenzo Williams	Eisbären Bremerhaven	5.9

Awards

Most Valuable Player^[5]

Jamel McLean – Alba Berlin

Finals MVP^[6]

Bradley Wanamaker – Brose Baskets

Coach of the Year^[5]

Saša Obradović – Alba Berlin

Most Improved Player^[5]

Johannes Voigtmann – Skyliners Frankfurt

Best German Young Player^[5]

Johannes Voigtmann – Skyliners Frankfurt

Best Offensive Player^[5]

D. J. Kennedy – MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg

Best Defensive Player^[5]

Cliff Hammonds – Alba Berlin

All-Star Game

**Team National**
Pos	Player	Team
Starters^[7]
G	Per Günther	ratiopharm Ulm
F	Niels Giffey	Alba Berlin
F	Philipp Schwethelm	ratiopharm Ulm
F	Daniel Theis	Brose Baskets
C	Tim Ohlbrecht	ratiopharm Ulm
Reserves^[7]
G	Heiko Schaffartzik	Bayern Munich
G	Anton Gavel	Bayern Munich
G	David Brembly	Medi Bayreuth
F	Christian Standhardinger	Mitteldeutscher BC
F	Danilo Barthel	Skyliners Frankfurt
F	Elias Harris	Brose Baskets
C	Johannes Voigtmann	Skyliners Frankfurt
Head coach: Thorsten Leibenath (ratiopharm Ulm)

**Team International**
Pos	Player	Team
Starters^[7]
G	David Holston	Artland Dragons
G	Reggie Redding	Alba Berlin
F	Jamel McLean	Alba Berlin
F	Will Clyburn	ratiopharm Ulm
C	John Bryant	Bayern Munich
Reserves^[7]
G	Kerron Johnson	MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg
G	Brad Wanamaker	Brose Baskets
G	Patrick Richard	Mitteldeutscher BC
G	Bryce Taylor	Bayern Munich
F	Raymar Morgan	BG Göttingen
F	Javon McCrea	Medi Bayreuth
C	Adam Chubb	EWE Baskets Oldenburg
Head coach: Saša Obradović (Alba Berlin)

10 January 2015
20:30

Boxscore

Team National 101, Team International 110
Scoring by quarter: 22–21, 20–36, 29–23, 30–30
Pts: Tim Ohlbrecht 17 Rebs: Daniel Theis 12 Asts: Heiko Schaffartzik 8		Pts: Javon McCrea 19 Rebs: John Bryant 17 Asts: Kerron Johnson 6

Arena Ulm/Neu-Ulm, Ulm
Attendance: 6,000

Broadcasting

On 17 June 2014 it was announced that, starting from this season, all BBL-games will be broadcast, as the league has signed a contract until 2018 with Telekom.^[8]

Notes

References

^ "Meister und Pokalsieger starten mit Heimspielen in die Saison 2014/2015" (in German). beko-bbl.de. Archived from the original on 14 July 2014. Retrieved 4 July 2014.
^ "Teams". Archived from the original on November 20, 2012. Retrieved July 8, 2014.
^ "Basketball-Klub Artland Dragons verlässt die BBL". Faz.net. 2015-02-13. Retrieved 2015-06-21.
^ "Entscheidung des Lizenzligaausschusses: Punktabzüge für TBB Trier". beko-bbl.de. 20 March 2015. Archived from the original on 22 March 2015. Retrieved 20 March 2015.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "BEKO BBL". Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2015-04-23.
^ Sport1.de (2015-06-21). "Brad Wanamaker von Brose Baskets Bamberg als Finals-MVP ausgezeichnet". Sport1.de. Archived from the original on 2016-01-27. Retrieved 2016-04-18.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "Beko BBL - ALLSTAR-Teams stehen fest". Beko-bbl.de. 2014-12-17. Retrieved 2015-06-21.
^ Manuel Nunez Sanchez (17 June 2014). "Telekom sichert sich Beko BBL bis 2018". Quotenmeter.de. Retrieved 14 July 2014.

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Team information

Standings

Results

Playoffs

Bracket

Statistical leaders

Points

Rebounds

Assists

Awards

All-Star Game

Broadcasting

See also

Notes

References

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