Sedekerskis' Baskonia Could Not Hold Its Own Against Valencia's Basketball Players
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Tadas Sedekerskis put in a great performance in the second round of the Euroleague on Tuesday night, but his Vitoria Baskonia (0-2) club suffered its second consecutive defeat.
Tadas Sedekerskis once again improved his personal record in the Euroleague, but the Lithuanian-led Vitoria Baskonia (0-2) lost 88:111 (10:26, 23:26, 27:31, 28:28) to the Valencia (2-0) basketball team. The 28-year-old forward started the match in the starting five and scored 16 points (8/8 2D, 0/3 3D) in 22 minutes, grabbed 7 rebounds, committed 1 foul and accumulated 19 efficiency points. 8 two-pointers scored is an athlete's record in the pre…
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The Kosner Baskonia returned to the harsh reality of the Euroleague with a bulging defeat to the Valencia Basket that revealed the gap that currently exists in front of leading teams like the current ACB champion.
In the Euroleague second round match, Valencia (2/0) had no trouble at home with a 111:88 (26:10, 26:23, 31:27, 28:28) win over Vitoria Baskonia (0/2) led by Tadas Sedekerskis.
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