Overview
- The club, which announced the split Saturday, said it accepted a transfer fee and will seek further compensation at the Basketball Arbitral Tribunal.
- LeDee left for the United States without approval in late February, returned March 11, then refused to play, which the Skyliners labeled a strike and an irreparable breach of trust.
- Team bosses said they would not be pressured by holdouts into transfers, arguing the move protected the squad during the decisive phase of the season.
- To stabilize the roster, Frankfurt signed point guard Tyger Campbell through season’s end, added big man Jacob Holt earlier in March, and welcomed center Jacob Knauf back from injury.
- Frankfurt beat Rostock 97–74 on Sunday in Campbell’s debut, keeping the push for the BBL Play-Ins alive, while the BAT case—FIBA’s tribunal for club‑player disputes in Switzerland—now looms.