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Anatolou Efes – Valencia 91-92: “Bomb” in Istanbul from the hands of Chris Jones

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Anatolou Efes – Valencia 91-92: “Bomb” in Istanbul from the hands of Chris Jones

With two shots from Chris Jones in the 5” to the end, Valencia pulled off an upset to leave Anadolu Efes victorious (92-91) for the first week of the EuroLeague.

Valencia traveled to Istanbul with four straight defeats but also several important absences (Martin Hermansson, Hasiel Rivero, James Webb). So what; Armed with impressive accuracy from 6:78 and Chris Jones’ 2/2 shots with 5 minutes to go, Alex Moubro’s team pulled off the surprise of the season by beating Anadolu Efes and breaking the pomegranate in EuroLeague /23 2022.

The European champions were just a breath away from the excitement (with a three by Rodrigue Beaubois at 14.4” for the end), but he failed to make the final defense, suffering his second consecutive loss at the event – preceded by Monaco.

The race

Anatolou Efes started the game much better, with pluralism in attack and a good defense, which gave them the right to quickly find +8 (12-4 at 5′). But as soon as Valencia scored from the touchline, everything changed. The oxymoron with Alex Moubro’s players was that they proved to be much more consistent around the perimeter, which was their weapon for the total upheaval of the scene (21-23 after 11 minutes). If Vasilije Micic (17 points with 3/4 2-pointers, 2/5 3-pointers and 5/5 shots) wasn’t that accurate in the first half, then the Oranges could build a significant lead and not go in the cabin “X” (45-45) – at halftime, Valencia had 3/14 two-pointers and 12/20 three-pointers.

After finding a rhythm thanks to the three-pointers, Alex Moubrough’s side built their confidence. With Viktor Klaver taking charge and Bojan Dublijevic continuing to wear himself down near the basket, the Orange stayed within striking distance, although Will Clyburn improved his performance. The +2 (68:66) in the 30th minute gave Valencia hope for the double, especially since the two-point ratio improved significantly (8/12 in the third quarter).

The home side’s good start to the fourth period and accuracy of shots put them at +5 (79-74 at 35′ and 83-78 at 37′), but the visitors seemed like seven souls. Despite the pressure on their side, despite Vasilije Micic’s (mostly) right decisions, Alex Moubro’s men continued to do a good job. Xavi Lopez – Arostegui was the one who sent the first message to the European champions, only Sam Van Rossum took over the baton a little later, taking Valencia to +4 (84-88) with 1’09” going end.

Anatolou Efes didn’t give up, came back stronger and took a 14.4” lead (91-90) with Rodrigue Bobois’ three-pointer. Ergin Ataman’s players didn’t manage to clear the defense, they fouled Chris Jones and he shaped the result of the game with 2/2 shots into the 5”. Look, Anadolu Efes saw Will Clyburn slip on his last possession and squander the opportunity.

THE REFEREES: Bolthauser-Jovcic-Koliencic.

THE DECADES: 21-20, 45-45, 68-66, 91-92.

ANANTOLOU EPHES (Ataman): Beaubois 5 (1/5 3-pointers), Balbay, Bryant 10 (2), Clyburn 18 (1/5 3-pointers), Tuncer, Plais 9 (1), Micic 22 (5/7 2- Pointers, 2/8 3-pointers, 6/6 shots, 8 assists), Ebaye 7 (1 three-pointers, 6 rebounds), Polonara 6 (2), Zizic 8 (3/3 two-pointers, 2/2 shots). ). ), Dunston 6 (5 rebounds).

VALENTIA (Mubrow): Harper 5 (1 3-pointers, 5 assists), Claver 12 (4/6 3-pointers, 4 rebounds, 3 turnovers), Puerto 3 (1), Prepelic 5 (1/4 3-pointers), Pradija 5 (4 rebounds), Lopez – Arostegui 6 (4 rebounds), Jones 15 (1 treble, 8 assists), Van Rossum 12 (4/4 trebles, 4 assists), Radebo 3 (1), Dublievic 20 (3/ 7 two-pointers, 3/6 3-pointers, 5/5 shots, 5 rebounds), Alexander 6 (5 rebounds).

Anatolou Efes’ team stats: 22/29 2-pointers, 10/28 3-pointers, 17/18 shots, 27 rebounds (22 defense + 5 offense), 17 assists, 6 steals, 12 turnovers, 1 block.

Valencia team stats: 15/32 2-pointers, 16/33 3-pointers, 14/15 shots, 30 rebounds (19 defense + 11 offense), 21 assists, 5 steals, 12 turnovers, 1 block.

The next commitments of the two teams: For Anadolu Efes, the home game against Alba Berlin (October 21, 8:30 p.m.) follows, for Valencia the away test against Fenerbahce (October 20, 8:45 p.m.).

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Mustafa Fal, the red spider web

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Mustafa Fal has delivered a monstrous performance in international matches and Vassilis Skoundis is tackling the problem, inevitably involving the first teacher of the art, Panagiotis Fassoulas.

“The gypsy saw his generation and his heart rejoiced,” says a proverb whose meaning fits the occasion… I mean, the occasion of Fal seeing the other Fal opposite him and enjoying him normally and in accordance with the law!

Let the necessary recommendations be made…

One of them is Mustafa Fal, who was born in Paris on February 23, 1992, he is French, he plays in his country’s national team, his hat comes from Senegal, he has been looking since he was 2.18. He is in his third season at Olympiacos…

Yusufa and Taco

The other person who competed against him yesterday is Youssoufa Fal, who was born in Dakar on January 12, 1995, is a Senegalese with French nationality, has a height of 2.21 m and is competing in Villerban for the third consecutive time…

There is of course the much wilder Taco Fal, who was also born in Dakar on December 10, 1995, spent three seasons in the NBA, is now sizzling in China and has had his head tickling the feet of God since he was 229 cm tall!

Mustafa, Yusufa and Tako have no relationship or kinship between them: they are synonymous, apart from the coincidence that ensures that they are all three kilometers long!

The triple-double figure in Pylaia

He had attacked the Olympiacos central defender again on the 11th of last month, on the occasion of the triple-double he scored in the game against PAOK in Pylaia, rare in our area, but he wanted to make us laugh for a while as his only goal!

At first he missed Yannis Fileris who treated him properly, but I also have some stitches for his fur!

To say my sin, I laughed and liked Fileris’ pun on… Wrong!

Fasoulas and… Lumidis

In any case, “Pani” was like…Lumidis in the field of coffee roasting, plus he made heads turn with soft nails with his unique and unparalleled skills.

To paraphrase Lumidis’ advertising slogan: in our case it was “Everyone in their own way and Fasoulas in their caps“!

Since the conversation broke out, the experienced PAOK and Olympiacos international center has recorded five triple-doubles with points, rebounds and blocks, which are of course rarer than those that include assists.

He scored the first of these goals on October 15, 1988 (PAOK-Panionios) with 18 points, 18 rebounds and 13 blocks.

Two weeks later he “wrote” the second with 20-18-11 against Apollon Patras, on November 19 he followed the third against Sporting (29-19-15), while in the 1990/91 season he added two more: 18 – 14-10 with Peristeri and 19-12-11 with Iraklis.

Vrankovic’s record and the “wow” with Green

Similar triple feats with plugs have also been achieved by Stojan Vrankovic (who is already the record holder in EuroLeague history with 10 in a Fortitudo Bologna-Cibona Zagreb game) with Panathinaikos, Anthony Cook with PAOK, Mike Smrek with Dafni, PJ Brown with Panionios, Efthymis Renzias with the National Youth Team and Antonis Fotsis with the Greens youth team.

On Friday night in Lyon, Fall broke the bank when he nearly followed in Draymond Green’s footsteps and posted a rare triple-double without scoring in double figures.

He reached the final horn with two points, seven rebounds, seven assists and eight blocks, while the Warriors’ cocky forward did so on February 10, 2017 against the Grizzlies with 11 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 steals and just two points.

From 0.8 to 8

Fal had grabbed 14 rebounds in the game against Red Star while he dished out seven assists in the game against Baskonia, so there is no news here…

The wave was caused by the eight caps, because on the one hand there are a lot of them and on the other hand the so-called do not have a big problem with davtes.

Before the game with Villerban, he had taken 12 shots in 14 games, and suddenly he flashed and thundered from a 0.8 average to eight!

What is the key quality a good blocker should have?

The cap for Moretti, the timing and the caps

Instead of answering, I’ll give the floor to a specialist and expert, none other than Panagiotis Fasoulas, who, among other things, scored the most decisive international match in the history of Olympiacos!

I am referring to the match against Paolo Moretti in the third game of the European Champions Cup playoff series in the 10993/94 season, thanks to which Piraeus qualified for the Final 4 in Tel Aviv.

Everything is a question of timing“he explained to me when I asked him how he cultivated and developed his art.

You need to know and understand where, when and how to jump to block the opponent’s shot. In addition to this sense of space and time, speed of movement and long arms also play a role. I did the caps and even covered the ball so we could go straight to attack” explains Fasoulas, who is already drawing the moral lesson of the story…

“Attack requires talent, but defense depends on will.”

The spider web

Last but not least, this desire flowed from the… gums of Fasoula, who went out and trapped his opponents in the spider’s web from which no one could escape.

From his appearance in the early 80s until his retirement in 1999, he reduced defense not only to a science, but to a spectacular spectacle!

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Matias Lessor’s message about his injury: “It hurts, but I’m fine”

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Matias Lessor’s message about his injury: “It hurts, but I’m fine”

Matias Lessor received hundreds of interesting messages from friends of Panathinaikos AKTOR about his injury and quickly explained what the situation is.

Matias Lessor’s injury was the only black mark in the game against Armani Milano. For this very reason, the people of Panathinaikos AKTOR didn’t enjoy it as much as they would have liked. At least until they received the results of the sports high school exams.

The day after the game, it became clear that the problem was not serious. However, Matias Lessor explained in detail how he feels after his injury and thanked everyone for their interest.

Matias Lesor’s message in detail:

Thank you everyone for your lovely messages and your interest. I’m feeling much better. It just hurts, but I’m fine“.



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The landlord’s tests are clear, he will be left out against Prometheus

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The landlord’s tests are clear, he will be left out against Prometheus

End of alert for Matias Lesor at Panathinaikos AKTOR. The French center has a bad back due to the injury and will miss tomorrow’s (December 24th) game against Prometheus in Patras (20:15, ERT3 and LIVE on Sportish), but his tests were clear.

Matias Lesor will play in tomorrow’s (December 24th) away game of Panathinaikos AKTOR against Prometheus (8:15 p.m., 3 a.m. and LIVE from Sportish) on matchday 11 of the Stoiximan Basket League due to the lower back injury he sustained in this game , do not compete Armani Milano. But he escaped the worst.

The French center was tested immediately after the return of the “Greens” from Milan, who were “clean”. In other words, they didn’t show that the bone was broken in the middle – which everyone feared when they saw the Frenchman slaughtered on the ground. But Lesor is still in pain, ruling him out of the game against Prometheus and considered doubtful for next week’s EuroLeague game against Red Star.

With Lesor out, Oleg Balcherovski, Kostas Antetokounmpo and Dinos Mitoglou will fill the center position in the game against Prometheus.

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