The commitments will take place at 8:00 p.m. at the Manuel Bernardo Aguirre Gymnasium (MBA), in the first series in history between both teams.
The quintet from Chihuahua added their first two wins as visitors against Halcones de Xalapa, while the representative from Guadalajara beat Correcaminos de la UAT in his debut, obtaining a difference of +80 after both matches at the Arena Astros.
In addition to arriving as the only teams without defeat, they are also the two best offenses at the start of the championship.
Dorados scored 180 points to average 90.0 per game, against the Astros’ 205 points and show 102.5 points per game, having the fewest goals with 125 against.
In the same way, both squads showed effectiveness in long-distance shots with the squad led by Sebastián González from Córdoba shooting 44.1% in the perimeter, in turn, those commanded by the Spanish Sergio Valdeolmillos have 46% in triples.
In the individual category, Dorados has the leaders in points, rebounds and assists of the LNBP, hand in hand with shooting guard Donald Sims, averaging 25.5 units with 7.0 assists, while Mexican center Israel Gutiérrez leads the boards department recovering 14.5 per play.
The Argentine point guard Juan Brussino has numbers of 17.0 points, distributing 4.5 assists.
His compatriot, power forward Franco Giorgetti adds 15.0 in offense, Jorge Camacho with 11.0 goals and local player Ricardo Valdez contributes with 9.0 units.
