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INTERVIEW | Kirves, Who Fell Into Demolition in Pärnu, Set a Big Goal for the Spring: I Don't Know if I Put Too Much Pressure on Myself

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The Estonian basketball community has been pretty unanimous this fall that this year's medals should be shared between Tartu, Kalev and TalTech. However, Mihkel Kirves, who has returned to the Pärnu club, has a different opinion.
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During the summer transfer period, the Pärnu basketball team caught a bigger fish, attracting Mihkel Kirves back to his homeland after a long absence. The always hard-working, hungry and in many ways reliable player has been performing well so far.

The Estonian basketball community has been pretty unanimous this fall that this year's medals should be shared between Tartu, Kalev and TalTech. However, Mihkel Kirves, who has returned to the Pärnu club, has a different opinion.

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ohtuleht.ee broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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