Martin Jelínek, Czech league basketball champion, dies at 55
Jelínek won the Czech title with Mlékárna Kunín alongside his brother Josef and played for the national team. He died after a serious illness.
Jelínek won the Czech title with Mlékárna Kunín alongside his brother Josef and played for the national team. He died after a serious illness.
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