Dinamo hosts Cento to exorcise the PalaSerradimigni taboo.
The Sassari team hasn't won at home since February 1st.
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Eight and a half. Not the title of a cult Fellini film, but the months without a win at the PalaSerradimigni in 2026. Dinamo is trying again after failing against Montecatini. Two reasons for increased confidence ahead of Saturday's 8:30 PM match: the return of winger Michele Vitali and point guard Riccardo Pisano, and the absence of American Davis, who, with over 23 points and 8 rebounds on average, is worth a third of the potential visitors.
Of course, it's forbidden to underestimate Cento, but above all, it's forbidden to adopt a lax approach like the one two weeks ago, when the white-and-blues were 23 points behind after 15 minutes. Regarding the loss against Montecatini, Jeff Brooks is also worth mentioning, as tomorrow he will reach the milestone of 50 Italian tournament appearances for Dinamo.
The biggest threat in the 100 is guard Avery Johnson, who, averaging over 24 points, is among the top scorers in Serie A2. Among the Italians, Munari and Conti have performed well so far, but no one has ever scored double figures.
