San Pablo Burgos - Baskonia

I will just repeat that Valencia, no matter what stage, plays their own basketball, which is fast, sometimes stormy, and based on productivity. I will bet against any team in Europe on offense and at home against Barca there should be no changes. You can really surpass Barca in pace, there are players there who are not so agile. They have had enough defense against Bilbao and Joventut, so it was not easy to outscore them. The final with Barca, who have many options on offense, promises to be productive.

I'll just repeat myself that Valencia, no matter what stage, plays their own style of basketball, which is fast, sometimes explosive, and based on effectiveness. I would bet on them being one of the top offensive teams in all of Europe and I don't think they should have any trouble against Barca at home. Barca can definitely keep up the pace, but there are players who are not as agile. They had enough defense against teams like Bilbao and Joventut, so it won't be easy to score, but a high-scoring game is expected in the final against Barca, who have many offensive options. Barca was lucky with Murcia, and they were also lucky that DeJulius got injured, because his period would have ended there. At home, I don't think they will be a surprise like in the F4.

Final, but knowing the playing styles of the teams, we can expect a lot of points. Valencia is one of the most productive teams in all of Europe, and Barcelona has already shown this season that they can adapt well to this type of basketball. In fact, in only 1 out of 4 games between them this season, the point limit was not exceeded, so we can expect this point line to be crossed in their match.

I am also looking at Valencia's statistics in the Euroleague, where their team's scorers were averaging almost overcharging points in the league. It promises to be a high-scoring game, as Shengelia with his body should be able to create trouble in those spaces. With Nate Reuvers getting injured in Valencia, their defense against the Georgian will definitely suffer. This will be his third time playing against Valencia this season, and he scored 17, 12, and 10 points in the previous matchups.

Valencia showcased a more stable performance throughout the entire season, easily handling both series, and in the final face-off, they crushed Barcelona 102:77. The home court advantage will be a crucial factor in the start of the final and although I cannot predict the outcome of the dry series, I believe that the first game at home will give them an advantage.