Only two of the eight games scheduled for the thirteenth day of Serie A basketball were played. The round was heavily influenced by the numerous postponements due to the positive cases found in twelve of the sixteen teams registered in the top league of our ball in wedges.
Pesaro conquered the PalaPentassuglia of Brindisi beating Happy Casa for 89-91, while in the postponement of Monday evening Germani Brescia beat Treviso for 69-94. Although these were the only teams on the court, we had the opportunity to admire good performances by the Italian players. So let’s go for a brief analysis.
Mattia Udom (Happy Casa Brindisi): the blue winger (who made his debut with the national team in the first window of the FIBA World Cup 2023 Qualifiers) closed the match against Pesaro with a double double thanks to 14 points and 10 rebounds (5 defensive and 5 offensive) in 35 ‘on the parquet . The player born in 1993 placed a 4/5 from the bow (80%), also scoring the only shot attempted by the painter but making a mistake in all the free throws available (0/4). Good performance then, that provided by the native of Bagno di Ripoli (Florence).
Simone Zanotti (Carpegna Ham Pesaro): 13 points in 17 ‘for the Pesaro winger in the triumphal match against Happy Casa Brindisi. Perfect from the arc (3/3) and with a 2/4 from the painted, along with 4 rebounds. For the third time this season the native player from Treviso finished in double figures, with a season-high of 18 points scored against Nutribullet Treviso on the tenth day. The coach Meo Sacchetti will certainly be able to take him into consideration for the next call-ups in blue.
Matteo Imbrò (Nutribullet Treviso): 12 points scored for the Treviso captain, which however were not enough for the team of coach Menetti to stay in the wake of Germani Brescia in the postponement on Monday. The 1994 playmaker finished with 2/5 from two (40%) and a 2/6 from the arc (33.3%), together with 100% from free throws (2/2). The Agrigento native also distributed 4 assists, making him one of the best of his.
Amedeo Della Valle (Germani Brescia): he is the Man of the match, with 34 points in 32 ‘scored in the away win on the Nutribullet Treviso. It is also the carter-high for the play former Olimpia Milano and Reggio Emilia, with an average of 19.2 points in 13 games. 2/5 from two, 8/15 from three and 6/6 from free, along with 6 assists: an excellent booty for the native player from Alba (Cuneo), with a 38 rating.
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