Another amazing proof of De ‘Longhi who passes from Carpegna: still a monumental Sokolowski and Menetti’s team is in the postseason
TREVISO. Five in a row. Crazy. If someone had bet on it at the beginning of the season, he would have passed for visionary. Moreover, at the dawn of the second Easter in full pandemic, De ‘Longhi finds herself with a foot and a half in the playoffs. Moreover, except for sensational scenarios, the postseason is already a reality for Menetti’s team, which with 26 points in the standings has an advantage of 8 over ninth place, now in Pesaro (beaten 89-97), and with the advantage of the basket difference. Five days from the end of the regular season.
Five in a row. Reggio Emilia, Fortitudo, Cremona, Trieste and Pesaro. One after the other they fell in the presence of Max Menetti’s team, which once again was able to find a different solution each time. Michal Sokolowski’s magic moment is there for all to see: 23 points in the face of the Marche, with a 4/7 from the arc that has become his undisputed kingdom. Logan hasn’t been watching: he put in 19, and above all he scored every time Pesaro tried to get closer, with a couple of bloody triples.
If Treviso paid offensive rebound duty (Pesaro counted 14 in the first half) it was in the defensive solidity put in place in the second half that Imbrò and his teammates dug the furrow that brought them to the maximum advantage (plus 13) at the end of the third partial, when different solutions also arrived from Mekowulu and Akele.
Montebelluna’s winger wasted too much in the fourth period, Pesaro with Massenat and a super defense by Drell tried to get closer, but each time De ‘Longhi found the strength to go to the other half and put in other precious points. In the final, Repesa’s nerves jumped, who got a couple of technicians, while Russell continued to manage the ball (in the final the “bank” was Logan himself) until the last siren decreed that for Treviso Basket dreams have just begun. .
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