For now Zalgiris is not like itself, but I see here only the fault of Masiulis, nothing special does the lantern show, and I have no doubt that we will see a completely different picture in Kaunas, because Kaunas will have a different desire to win and to have the second game at home and collect a decent amount of money for the budget of the next season. Zalgiris will have a similar three-point percentage at home as in the regular season and that will be enough for the First, the standings will not be a favour for Zalgiris and I have no doubt that there will still be a fourth game.

The series, scored with fouls, the truth is that the results were slightly slowed down by the 5th series game, although knowing these teams it should be a rare case. During the 5 series games, we have already seen 4 games with 7 or over fouls and 2 games with 10 or over goals, which is not surprising considering both teams play aggressively. As I mentioned earlier, the 5th game ended with Oilers Peru winning 4-1, which brought the first under in the series, but these teams are not consistent in playing this way, and the Ducks can clearly see that playing offensively gives them the opportunity to win the game/series.

Peru Home Champions rarely lose on their own court. They will be playing here following a loss (away). Recently, good ex-NBA players Cooks and Galloway joined the team from the Australia League. They, along with ex-NBA player Ja Crowder, form the core of the team. Their ambitions are high.
The guests here are coming after two unexpected losses in a row (at home). They recently lost ex-NBA player T. Davis (he was replaced by somewhat unknown D.Bazley from the Chinese League).
The home team should win by double digits here.

Another quite logical choice. Pisa club, with only 5 wins in the series and even losing 9 out of their last 10 matches, will officially be relegated from Serie A after this game. In their last 10 matches, they have only scored 6 goals and have looked very poor in just 3 of those matches. Lecce may not be a better option, but their recent form has not been bad and they have won 2 matches and are fighting to avoid relegation. Therefore, they will have motivation and their recent 1-0 home win against Peru suggests that we may see something similar in this match.

The more successful Aberdeen club, having won all 3 previous confrontations, only managed to win the last 2 matches, but the difference in teams' abilities was noticeable in all matches. With a series of 2 wins, Aberdeen also played in the conference league group stage, where the team did not succeed, but experience and composition are the team's advantages. Starting from August, the first festive match against Livingston, I believe, must end in defeat, and the team's inability to play at this level is just frustrating, so Aberdeen seems like a very confident choice.

Realistically, Džiugas, with double the points at home, is a very solid team. In the second round, having not lost in their last away game, I believe Telšiai's club will only fight against Peru, which appears to be a weaker team. This season, Kaunas district's club has not lost a single game away (except for the cup against a lower league club) and must continue this streak against a strong Džiugas. Including friendly games this season, Džiugas has only lost to both Zalgiris and Sūduva away, so this option seems very appealing.

The Sixers managed to take two games in Boston, so with this advantage, it seems like the odds are in their favor. With Embiid back from injuries, the team looks even stronger. What's interesting is that in this series, there were no close games - it's about time.

The player, who averages 8.2 points per game, received a total of 5 points, and after a disastrous first performance, is still inclined to go with him today. Moore only scored 2 points, and overall, I believe Valencia will play significantly better on the offensive end because it simply wasn't their day in the first meeting. Moore's performance has been stable at around 15 minutes, and considering his recent games, I believe he will be closer to his average and will play well.

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Both teams scored nearly 90 points and penalties during the game. The defense of both teams is not their strong suit. Both team leaders are capable of scoring many points, so I hope to see a good performance from both teams, especially since they don't have to feel pressure.

The Nuggets are doing well because the Wolves team does not have injured players DiVincenzo and their other leader Edwards, so without them the Nuggets are clear favorites. The Denver team is very solid and plays very well in the end of games, consistently winning by bigger margins.

Šaras trusts in experience, that's exactly the type of player he needs to be in the playoffs - a veteran with a lot of experience. However, in the past he hasn't been successful with 3-pointers, going 0 for 6 in previous attempts. I find it hard to believe that he will not take at least one shot in the next game, although he is still recovering from an injury. I see value in this.

Butkevičius is the only basketball player in EuroLeague this season whose 3-point shooting accuracy is over 50%. Arnas has also demonstrated a truly phenomenal accuracy, but in previous games he burnt out, missed two shots, lacked aggression overall. In the second game, there is nowhere to pull or maneuver, Arnas will definitely have to step up and give it his all.

What is an over if not from 3PT Valencia bread eating, in the first game tragically missed 33/6, did not fall black, if wants to win will have to throw his 3PTs differently. I don't see Peru being able to do points for points, and in the end the winner will be decided again. But to me, it's all about value, when if it's not now and not at home, then there's no point in throwing.

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Euroleague. Playoffs. Valencia against Pao. Let's go with Taylor over 10.5 points.
Taylor plays a lot of minutes and makes a lot of shots. After Montero, this is probably the second most important game for Valencia. In the first match, the team didn't perform well. The same Taylor only made 1 out of 4 3-pointers (season average 40 percent) and 4 out of 8 2-pointers (season average 60.4 percent). Plus, he didn't make a single free throw (while on average he makes over 2 per game). Montero alone won't be enough, so we will need Badio, Reuvers, and Taylor to have a better game. In the poor first match, he also had 11 turnovers, so today I expect an even bigger contribution and a Valencia win. Good luck.

The total performance for this player was too low, despite a poor first meeting. I believe we can expect a bounce back game from him, especially considering that this veteran player has won major trophies in his career. He can turn the game around at any moment and lead the team to victory. However, I don't think we should focus too much on the fact that Zalgiris had a tough time in the first meeting, since they could score within seconds. I think minutes will pass quickly, especially considering the fact that Zalgiris struggled in offense during the first meeting.