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Vezenkov scored a basket, Petrusev did not play in Sacramento’s loss in New Orleans

The return of Trey Lyles has put Sasha Vezhenkov in an even more difficult position, which was evident in the Kings’ loss to the Pelicans, 117-112, in New Orleans.

The Kings suffered their sixth loss in 14 games early Thursday (11/23) when they lost to the Pelicans (117-112) in New Orleans.

The Sacramento team (4-1 home and 4-5 away) was without Keegan Murray (starting PF), relied on Fox, Barnes, Sabonis, but from then on didn’t get things from regional players Herter, Monk, Duarte and in the end she lacked a good sequence of defense and attack phases to win the game. With the score at 113-110, Fox missed a three-pointer from the top and Brandon Ingram immediately punished the Kings.

Sasha Vezhenkov played 10 minutes, had a three-pointer on four attempts, but the worst thing about him is that Trey Lyles looks in great shape (12 points, 3 three-pointers, 8 rebounds) and his return to the rotation sends him even further down the field will be on the bench. Filip Petrusev didn’t play, who doesn’t count anyway and is only in the squad because Alex Len is injured and will be out for a few more weeks.

The Pelicans (6-4 at home and 2-3 away) improved to 8-7 when Brandon Ingram tied the game with a big basket to make the score 115-110. Zion Williamson has filled his statistics without extortionate efforts, Jonas Valanciunas and the players Marshall, Hawkins, Alvarado have really helped and in New Orleans they will continue to dream of playoffs, even if the absence of CJ McCollum is a problem that is not covered by insiders can be .

The Kings’ next opponent is the Minnesota Timberwolves, in the early hours of Saturday (November 25th) at 3:00 a.m. in Minneapolis.

Sasha Vezenkov’s report

He entered the game with 3:04 remaining in the first quarter and promptly botched a pass to give the Pelicans a 21-27 possession. He was on the floor during an 11-0 run by the home team, had a missed board floater and a missed 3-pointer, and posted a -8 +/- at 3:02 of the quarter.

He had missed a second three-pointer early in the second and was finding iron for the third time when Brown pinned him to the floor to steady him. He came back with 1:44 left in the half to tie the clock at four, hit his only shot of the game off an assist from Fox and stayed within those three points.

With Murray out, his time was very limited as Brown preferred to give up 41 minutes to Harrison Barnes and 28 minutes to his (?) current rival Trey Lyles.

  • 3 points
  • 0/1 two points
  • 1/4 three points
  • 2 rebounds
  • 2 errors
  • -14 to +/-
  • at 10:14

THE DODECALEPTA: 32-30, 64-50, 93-79, 117-112

NEW ORLEANS PELICANS (Willie Green): Ingram 21 (8/14 2-points, 1/4 3-points, 2/2 shots, 4 rebounds, 3 assists), Williamson 25 (10/16 2-points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists) , Valanciunas 15 (6/9 2-pointers, 3/4 shots, 11 rebounds, 2 assists), Jones 7 (5 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals), Daniels 8 (2/9 shots, 7 rebounds), Hawkins 13 (2/8 3-pointers), Marshall 12 (2/2 3-pointers, 6 rebounds, 4 assists), Alvarado 10 (2 3-pointers, 3 steals), Zeller, Nance 4

SACRAMENTO KINGS (Mike Brown): Herter 8 (2/7 3-pointers, 7 rebounds), Barnes 22 (4), Sabonis 23 (8/11 2-pointers, 7/10 shots, 9 rebounds, 6 assists), Duarte 6 ( 2), Fox 26 (7/10 2-point shots, 2/7 3-point shots, 6/7 shots, 5 assists), Monk 10 (2/8 shots, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals) , Mitchell, Lyles 12 (3 3-pointers, 8 rebounds), McGee, Vezenkov 3 (1), Edwards

New Orleans Pelicans team stats: 34/57 2-pointers, 7/30 3-pointers, 28/37 shots, 58 rebounds, 23 assists, 10 steals, 2 blocks, 10 turnovers, 28 fouls

Sacramento Kings team stats: 19/32 2-pointers, 15/44 3-pointers, 29/35 shots, 45 rebounds, 22 assists, 3 steals, 1 block, 15 turnovers, 25 fouls

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Euroleague: Len’s failure, Maccabi’s defeat, Olympiacos’ hard-fought victory

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Euroleague: Len’s failure, Maccabi’s defeat, Olympiacos’ hard-fought victory

Three matches were played as part of the 18th round of the Euroleague on December 26.

Partizan hosted Maccabi Tel Aviv and suffered a heavy defeat.

The home team, which started the match better, was separated from the opponent by 11 points (28:17) in the first quarter, and at the end of the first 10 minutes, they missed the 3:13 attack and reduced the difference with the opponent team to 1 point (31:30). In the second quarter, Maccabi seized the initiative and after a 14:0 move, they fell behind by 15 points, 56:41. This part of the game was decisive, since then the away team increased their advantage and achieved +33 points – 92:58 at the end of the third quarter, after which they relaxed a little and allowed the opponent to reduce the gap to the last 25 points – 87:112.

This was Maccabi’s fifth consecutive win in the Euroleague, which moved them up to 14th in the standings.

While the most productive player of the match was Walker, who scored 20 points, overall five of Maccabi’s players scored 10+ points.

Monaco had a tough home win against Real Madrid.

The Monegasques were ahead almost the entire game against Los Blancos, but they could not gain a comfortable distance. At the beginning of the third quarter, the home team had a 14-point lead, but then they missed a move at 4:14 and allowed their opponent to return to the game, and at the end of 10 minutes, Real equalized the score: 70:70. The decisive factor in the fourth quarter was Monaco’s 12:0 breakthrough towards the middle of the 10-minute period, which gave them a 12-point advantage: 87:75. After this, although the guest team reduced the gap, they did not fully return to the game. As a result, Monaco won with a score of 100:95.

Real Madrid’s Ukrainian headquarters Alexey Len He spent 6 minutes on the field and made 1 incorrect two-point shot and 1 foul during this time.

The two visiting players immediately recorded double-doubles. Tavares had 21 points and 11 rebounds, while Campazzo had 28 points and 10 assists. Okobo scored 22 points for the winners, but Monaco showed more team play; 6 home players scored 10+ points.

Virtus Bologna hosted Olympiacos and almost staged a surprising comeback in the fourth quarter.

The home team won the first quarter with a score of 25:23, but then the game went sideways and at the big break the Greeks had a 9-point advantage – 50:41, and before the last minute of the third quarter the away team was ahead +20 – 77:57. The fate of the match seemed certain, but then Virtus got back into the game with a move at 18:3. There was an even game further down the field, where the home team tried to equalize the score, but Fournier’s three-pointer with a score of 92:93 and successful free throws helped the Greeks preserve the victory, but Virtus made a three-point shot for equal score at the last second through Alston’s efforts.

Dorsey scored 23 points and Fournier scored 21 points for Olympiacos.

Europa League. Regular season. 18th round, 26 December

Partizan – Maccabi Tel Aviv – 87:112 (31:30, 12:28, 16:34, 28:20)

Partisan: Payne (15 points + 3 rebounds + 6 assists), Brown (12+2+4), Bonga (10+4+1), Jones (10+6+2), Marinkovich (9+2+1), Washington (8+1 assists), Osetkovski (8+1+3), Fernando (6+4+1), Lakic (6+1+1), Calathes (3+2+2).

maccabi: Walker (20+2+5), Sorkin (17+6+3), Leaf (14+6+1), Brissett (11+3 rebounds), Santos (10+2+2), Gord (9+4+2), Ryman (8+4 rebounds), Clark (7+3+6), Blatt (6+4+7), DiBartolomeo (5+3+1), Lundberg (3+2+2), Levy (2+1 selection).

Monaco – Reality – 100:95 (21:20, 26:23, 23:27, 30:25)

Monaco: Okobo (22+2+2), James (15+4+5), Nedovich (12+3 rebounds), Strazel (12+4 rebounds), Diallo (11+7+2), Mirotic (10+1+2), Theis (8+7+1), Blossomgame (6+4 rebounds), Hayes (4+7+1).

Real: Campazzo (28+5+10), Tavares (21+11 rebounds), Okeke (12+2 rebounds), Dec (9+4+2), Abalde (7+2 assists), Hezonja (6+5+2), Maledon (5+1+2), Procida (3), Garuba (2+2 rebounds), Kramer (2+1 rebounds).

Virtus Bologna – Olympiacos – 94:97 (25:23, 16:27, 19:27, 34:20)

virtus: Wildosa (17+2+4), Morgan (15+5 assists), Edwards (14+1+2), Diouf (12+4+1), Smailagic (9), Alston (8+2 rebounds), Niang (7+4+1), Hackett (6+3+4), Payola (4+1+4), Akele (2+1 rebounds).

OlympiacosDorsey (23+4+3), Fournier (21+1 rebounds), Vezenkov (16+5 rebounds), Milutinov (13+9+5), Peters (13+6+1), Papanikolaou (5+4+2), Walkup (2+2 assists), Ntilikina (2+1+2), Hall (2+2 assists), Morris (3 rebounds + 2 assists).

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OFFICIALLY. Ukraine national team player will play for the Adriatic League club

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OFFICIALLY. Ukraine national team player will play for the Adriatic League club

Croatian “Zadar” reported on its official website the transfer of a basketball player from the Ukrainian national team Ivan Tkachenko.

After a short trial period during which the Ukrainian player met the requirements of the coaching staff, a contract was signed with him at the end of the season.

The club has already announced that Tkachenko will participate in the Adriatic League and the Croatian Championship, so the Ukrainian can make his debut for the new team in the local championship match against Kvarner on December 27.

Tkachenko did not sign a contract with any club at the beginning of the 2025/26 season and played in only two official matches after the start of the season – as part of the Ukrainian national team, against Georgia and Denmark in November as part of the 2027 World Cup qualifiers.

Last season Ivan played for Mitteldeutscher, where he won the German Cup. The forward, who played in 32 matches in the 2024/25 Bundesliga, averaged 4.9 points and 3.8 rebounds in 17.3 minutes.

During his club career, Tkachenko played for Ukrainians Cherkasy Mavpy and Prometheus, as well as Finland’s Helsinki Seagals.

Zadar is in sixth place in the Adriatic League Group B with 4 wins in 10 matches, and is in second place in the Croatian Championship with a score of 10-1.

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“Start with me.” Doncic talked about what needs to change in the Lakers

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Star player of Los Angeles Lakers Luka Doncic Against the background of the embarrassing defeat of Houston Rockets (96:119), he explained what the team had to change to improve the results:

“I don’t know exactly what needs to change, but something definitely needs to change. We need to figure it out, that’s what we need to do. Everyone should discuss it.”

I know JJ Redick said it would be disturbing. And that’s the way it should be.

As I said, we need to discuss this. It may be uncomfortable, but everyone needs to try harder, starting with me.

We just have to challenge each other. Everyone should challenge themselves and their teammates. “There’s no way to play the way we play, so we’ve got to be better than that.”

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