Euskaraz irakurri: Bilbao Basketek garrantzirik gabeko porrotarekin itxi du multzoen fasaea
The Surne Bilbao Basket closed the group stage of the Champions League with a defeat against WAS Nymburk Czech (71-81) inconsequential at the qualifying level for the Basque team, which since last day had guaranteed a direct pass to the round that the 16 best teams of the tournament will play.
This lack of competitive incentive was a heavy burden for the ‘men in black’ against a rival who, already eliminated, took advantage of the low defensive intensity and the lack of success of the team Jaume Ponsarnau.
Michael Kyser (12 points and 9 rebounds) was the local player with the best tone within a general gray level, especially in the outside shot with 8 of 29 in triples (27.5%) and a fateful afternoon of Francis Alonso (3/10 in T2 and 0/6 in T3).
The other side in the launches was offered by the American guard of the Nymburk Gerel Simmonsauthor of 27 points with a series of 7/9 in triples, well supported in the direction by the point guard Mark Klassen (19 and 9 assists).
Data sheet:
71 – Surne Bilbao Basket (17+23+15+16): Radicevic (7), Alonso (9), Rabaseda (2), Andersson (3) and Kyser (12) -starting five-; Hakanson (4), Reyes (9), Smith (6), Rosa (9), Sulejmanovic, Withey (3) and Ubal (7).
81 – ERA Nymburk (18+32+14+17): Klassen (16), Novak (4), Simmons (27), Benda (5) and Kovar (7) -starting five- Ivanauskas (6), Kriz, Lockett, Palyza (3), Rylich (5), Tuma (2 ) and Watson (6).
Partial: 17-18, 40-50 (rest), 55-64 and 71-81 (final).
Referees: Saverio Lanzarini (Italy), Igor Mitrovski (Macedonia) and Viola Györgyi (Romania). No deleted.
Source: Eitb

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