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It's interesting to see how things will unfold here. Lietkabelis is known for playing fast-paced basketball, but they haven't been achieving good results lately. As for Rytas' defense, there isn't much talk about it either. They seem to have the potential, but their fast-paced style often leads to giving up a lot of points to their opponents, which is why the strength of their defense isn't noticeable. Rytas is currently in good form and doesn't seem to be under any pressure. It's evident that some players are enjoying the game and getting more playing time, such as Graves, who has been a disappointment this season but is a talented player and seems to be trying to regain his confidence. Therefore, I believe that he will perform well in this game, as Rytas doesn't need to rely on their main players. Overall, both the total points scored and Graves' performance look promising, as he has been playing well lately. However, Rytas sometimes struggles against taller players in the paint area, which limits Graves' space to penetrate, which is normally one of his strengths.

It's interesting how things will develop here. Lietkabelis is known for playing fast basketball, but they haven't been able to lately, and as for Rytas' defense, there isn't even any talk about it - in some places they seem capable, but because of their fast basketball, they give up many attacks to their opponents, so the effectiveness of their defense is not visible. Rytas is currently in good shape, without any pressure, it's clear that some players are enjoying the game, getting over time for Graves, who has been a disappointment this season, but is a player with potential and seems to be slowly trying to regain his self-confidence, therefore I think his over looks good, considering Rytas doesn't need to tire out their main players. So overall, both the overall over looks good, and Graves, who in my opinion, has been doing quite well lately, but sometimes Rytas leaves high players free under the basket, so Graves doesn't have room to make moves, which is his strength.

The most serious game will be enjoyed by Lithuania, so I believe they will take it seriously. They are already familiar with losses, roles are clear, and there are not many changes, so the players' confidence has grown. It is not yet clear what they will register for in the morning, they can freely come up with a light training regime to play, so I am looking forward to the battle.