eurobasket.com can be useful, but quality varies greatly depending on whether they have a hired writer for that country and how serious that person takes their job. Germany has Juliane Hoehne, who may be the best on the site. I do not know if she will interview Kyla at some point, but I always find her interviews to be quite insightful. To me the only useful thing about eurobasket is checking to make sure that the information is available so that I can track down the primary source.
The German league used to have a pretty good website and a fairly good statistics platform. They changed it last season and it has been torturing me ever since. Right now, the federation website has full stats for 4.5 of the 6 games this weekend and it is irritating me since I would rather finish off this article today than tomorrow or whenever.
Team websites and social media are useful for figuring out whether traveling players have arrived yet. Also, this season, they are pretty helpful in figuring out whether games are being postponed due to the virus.
The team website was pretty vague about it. It was probably a medical concern. It is harder to quickly replace players in most places in Europe due to roster rules so if there was any reason to think that she might not be at her best all season, they probably had the ability to make a change immediately.
