The fine folks at PistonsForum.com passed along this article to me. It's from Haaretz.com, an Israeli newspaper:
NBA champion Detroit Pistons is planning to invite Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Tal Burstein to the summer league.
"I have known Tal for several years and I was very impressed by him at the European Championship in Serbia," Detroit's chief international scout, Tony Ronzone, said after Sunday's Euroleague Final Four championship game.
Ronzone also summoned Yaniv Green to Detroit's summer league two years ago, but said that Burstein's chances of landing a contract were much higher.
"The invitation to Green was more of a gesture of good will, but our interest in Burstein is much more serious," Ronzone said. "I really like his game. He is a versatile player and he makes the right decisions. I think he will be making the right move if he comes to show his talents in the summer league."
Ronzone believes Burstein, 26, can find his place in the NBA as a role player. "It's about time there was an Israeli in the league, and I would like to be the one to find him," Ronzone said after last summer's championship in Serbia.
Burstein has been with Maccabi for the past six years, but is reportedly the subject of interest among several European clubs, and is weighing the possibility of moving on when his contract expires at the end of the season.
I don't know much about Maccabi Tel Aviv except that it's supposed to be one of the top teams in the Euroleague, and that Pacers rookie Sarunas Jasikevicius played for them before coming over to the NBA this season.
Although the quality is a bit low (and it's not particularly relevant since I'm not able to identify Burstein anywhere), I now have the perfect excuse to post this highlight reel of Maccabi Tel Aviv that I found a while back, which is worth watching for the alley-oop from Jasikevicius to former U-M hoopster Maceo Baston near the end:
Pistons want Burstein at NBA summer league [Haaretz.com]
Maccabi blasts poor Ulker "Dunk Contest" Euroleague 04-05 [YouTube.com]