Zakhar Pashutin (Russia)
Born:03.05.1974
Place of birth:Sochi (RUS)
Nationality:RUS
Height (m):1.96
Weight (kg):92
Position:G
STATISTICS
Points per game8,2
Rebounds per game3,2
Assists per game1,5
HEAD-2-HEAD COMPARISON


ACCUMULATED STATISTICS
GMin2P FG3P FGFTRebASPFTOSTBSPtsAvg
M/A%M/A%M/A%ODTot
619,58/1361,58/1650,09/1464,31,51,73,21,51,81,20,80,0498,2
GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
MatchMin2P FG3P FGFTRebASPFTOSTBSPts
M/A%M/A%M/A%ODTot
VS Ukraine191/1100,00/00,02/450,0224111204
VS Italy153/475,01/250,02/366,71013110011
VS Germany222/450,00/00,01/1100,0516112105
VS Greece110/00,00/00,00/00,0033211100
VS Lithuania341/333,37/1070,04/666,71230411027
VS Croatia161/1100,00/40,00/00,0022231002
PLAYER PROFILE

Zakhar Pashutin

Career: Spartak St. Petersburg (Russia-Superleague, 1990-93), Avtodor Saratov (Russia-Superleague, 1993-99), Pinar Karsiyaka (Turkey-D1, 1999-2000), ASVEL Villeurbanne (2000-01), CSKA Moscow (Russia-Superleague, 2001-03), Ural Great Perm (Russia-Superleague, 2003-04), CSKA Moscow (Russia-Superleague, 2004-07)

A classical slowed down European scorer, Zakhar Pashutin is now the longest-serving member of the National Team and still the best shooting guard in Russia. Unfortunately, he rarely has a chance to prove it. It’s a sad fact for Russian fans that Zakhar prefers captains status and 11th place in the rotation at powerhouse CSKA Moscow to being in the starting lineup anywhere else.  It was a twist of fate in the late 90’s that Pashutin used to be the main offensive weapon of the Army Club’s principle competitor Avtodor. He played there side-by-side with his brother Evgeni, who is now an assistant coach of both CSKA and the Russian National Team.