Žalgiris - Vytautas

A series that requires a lot of energy and has already demanded a lot. The teams are not focused on defense, that's obvious, but in crucial series games there will not only be the fatigue from the series, but also a lot of emotions that often turn into a more aggressive game and defense. The Wolves impressively made 3-point shots in the previous games and it's unlikely they will miss with such a high percentage, unless Rytas doesn't defend at all. With such weak defenses against Zalgiris, there is no chance of winning in the final. Sulaimon has played in the previous games, but it's unclear what his situation is there. It would be enough to under under the total for one worse period.

Morning I believe is a stronger team and will prove it in the 5th series game. The Wolves were injured animals but managed to grab the last game of the series, and now I believe Rytas will be determined once again. Taylor is injured, Suleimon also has issues, and Žagars can't seem to make a three-pointer from the foul line in every game. I think Rytas must win, and when Rytas plays well, they lead from the first minute, so I believe Rytas will win the game and be ahead from the start until the end.

Great coefficient overall, it's a very rare case when I choose such a coefficient, but I believe it's worth taking all the risks.

Of course, there will always be a risk, this season has been very difficult for Rytas, they have lost many crucial games, there are obvious struggles with mentality and if they do not make shots, they cannot make up for it in defense, which is a strong disadvantage. The pressure will be high for Rytas, but I still believe they will win the fifth game and advance to the finals, they have talented players and I cannot imagine how they could lose the fifth game overall. Overall, there is no need to elaborate, on paper Rytas is still the stronger team and should win the series. There are many mind games happening in this series, not just on the court but also off of it, so it will be interesting to see how Rytas will react once again.

Change the coefficient for me here, because personally I think it's a 50/50 game. This series is just unpredictable so far, and whoever will be better on that day will win. Rytas has already proven that they cannot play well in crucial games, and their coach doesn't give them anything in those moments, so for me this coefficient for the Wolves is simply of value.

Before the series, I considered Rytas to be the favorites and despite all the ups and downs, I still believe that Rytas is the better team and will win the series today. They simply have more resources, talent, and ultimately more healthy players, which is a crucial factor in such games, along with the support of the fans in the stands.

The total would be normal for regular games, even for the whole series leading up to today. But for the decisive game, it seems to be a bit high. The nerves, tension, and physicality should be at their maximum, which could affect accuracy and result in underprepared shots, under risks, and over mistakes. And in the end, fatigue should also make itself known.

Overall, I expect a similar scene as in the third game, where the positions of both teams were even before the game and could be felt during the game.

It was necessary to put it back once again, this time it might have been recovered, but try it out.

In the morning, Rytas is considered a strong favorite because the game is a complete 50/50, but I choose Wolves because in the previous match they scored 28 points and I also like their players more. Žagars showed great form at the World Championship and Sulaimonas is very talented. It is possible that Taylor, who played for Real and is used to high pressure games, will join the team. Additionally, Wolves have solid foreign players and Lithuania is also not weak. Wolves is definitely an interesting project and I wouldn't be surprised if they beat Rytas again.

The dawn breaks through the front, but the echoes miss the penalties, and the delaurier gathers them very quickly. Therefore, the first violins here have to play the part, in my opinion, better and more interesting than the wolves' half. Zagars, Sulaimon, Zemaitis, and Kariniauskas - all of them give me more confidence than Cole or Velicka, so I'm going with a better, younger lineup.

Even though he is not the most reliable point scorer, but essentially the front of the cubs is dead, you just need to use your handicaps for the East and I believe Echodas will easily eat their current front.