Sassari must raise its head, before the pursuers get close, because Napoli has changed gear and Cremona has strengthened. Tomorrow night at the PalaBigi (8:45 p.m.) Dinamo is looking for a big win. And it doesn't matter if Reggio Emilia is in the running for the Final Four, because this championship has multiplied the unexpected results, demonstrating a leveling towards the center given the lack of battleships but also of mattress teams if we exclude perhaps only Pistoia, in corporate crisis.
In the first leg, Reggio Emilia violated the PalaSerradimigni 79-72 with the play Wintton and the wing Cheatam acting as leaders. However, Banco did not have the wing Sokolowski, injured, and had not yet brought in Thomas, a tall player who with his athleticism and discrete offensive talent is able to pair up with both the centers Halilovic and Vincini, and with the wing Bendzius.
Unahotels offers the best home defense (less than 75 points) and the top rebounding (over 40 on average). The work under the backboards and in the defense of the area from the physicality of the home team are the keys to the match.
Of the two former Dinamo players, Vitali is certain to be used, while Gombauld should go to the stands for rotation. Cagliari winger Sasha Grant also plays in Reggio.
