Coach Galli's corner – Happy Casa Brindisi
New championship appointment for Bertram Derthona, who after two consecutive away matches returns to the field on the parquet of the PalaEnergica Paolo Ferraris to face the Happy Casa Brindisi in the scheduled race Sunday April 2 16 hours. Presenting the characteristics of the next opponents is, as usual, the assistant coach Massimo Galli:
“We face a very healthy team like Brindisi, who after adding Lamb and Harrison has changed face and won seven of the last eight games. The great credit for the transformation and growth of the team must also be attributed to Frank Vitucci, the coach who this season too is bringing Happy Casa into the noble areas of the rankings.
The starting point guard is Mascolo, an ex who we will have the pleasure of embracing again and who is proving to be solid in a team that aspires to the playoffs. Ky Bowman comes off the bench in the role, very quick and aggressive, who is finding great continuity in his latest outings. The guards are two great scorers: Marcquise Reed, who averages 14 points per game and is always able to find a 1vs1 solution, and Harrison, while the starting '3' is Lamb, who arrived from Scafati, who is a dangerous shooter from out (35.7% from 3 on the season). Completing the wingers is Riismaa, who does useful things for the team in the minutes he is used.
With the additions in progress, Jason Burnell, a very solid player, has been moved to the '4' role and is finding great consistency in shooting (57% from 2, 43% from 3) and grabbing many rebounds (5.8 per outing) , who has the change in Mezzanotte - who has his best weapon in the three-point shot. The starting '5' is Nick Perkins, a lefty who has hurt us in the past and is very good at playing close to the basket both rolling and playing post up. Behind him is Jordan Bayehe, a young man who guarantees solidity and reliability to Brindisi's rotations."
